I am posting this hear because I believe that this level of customer service should not go unrecognized.
A couple weeks ago I sent my small Sebenza to CRK for a blade repolish and general tune-up/cleaning. Today I get a call from Heather at CRK informing me that the knife is ready to return, and requesting payment information. Also, as it turns out they found a small crack in blade when they removed the thumb lug (note that I do put this knife to some serious use) so they replaced the blade. As a result of the replacement I owe them $15 for polishing the new blade. This to me sounds like a sweet deal. I'm getting a new blade for $15. Note that I sent it in for a polish/sharpen/clean/tune anyway, so I was prepared to pay at least this much without receiving a new blade. So, happily I give Heather my payment information and hang up the phone, a very happy customer.
As if that wasn't enough... a few moments later the phone rings. It's Heather again. This time she has called to tell me that Chris happened to overhear our conversation and asked that she call me back to tell me that he did not want me to be charged for the polishing of the replacement blade.
This impresses me beyond explanation. It is an example of excellent customer service made even better.
A couple weeks ago I sent my small Sebenza to CRK for a blade repolish and general tune-up/cleaning. Today I get a call from Heather at CRK informing me that the knife is ready to return, and requesting payment information. Also, as it turns out they found a small crack in blade when they removed the thumb lug (note that I do put this knife to some serious use) so they replaced the blade. As a result of the replacement I owe them $15 for polishing the new blade. This to me sounds like a sweet deal. I'm getting a new blade for $15. Note that I sent it in for a polish/sharpen/clean/tune anyway, so I was prepared to pay at least this much without receiving a new blade. So, happily I give Heather my payment information and hang up the phone, a very happy customer.
As if that wasn't enough... a few moments later the phone rings. It's Heather again. This time she has called to tell me that Chris happened to overhear our conversation and asked that she call me back to tell me that he did not want me to be charged for the polishing of the replacement blade.
This impresses me beyond explanation. It is an example of excellent customer service made even better.