Same thread, same topic:
Bob: "Customer Service is extremely important to us and we would love to hear more from you at
customerservice@canadiantire.com" Kind of loses its kick when you see the number of times they post it!
Different thread, related Topic:
Jihad G.:
Good day
This will probably fall on deaf ears BUT it has to be told. So here it goes. About Two or so year ago I bought a drill. A power exchange 18 V drill. It worked great. And the warranty according to the person that sold me the drill “life time. Just bring it in if it breaks and we will exchange it or repair it” perfect as this trumps all others stores that I bought stuff from. So the drill worked great. Until recently when I was using it the drill started smoking from the back.
So I took the drill to the nearest store to me being Pickering and tried to exchange. Great help. The customer service told me that Canadian tire no longer produces these drills But they will see what they can do.
They called who I assumed was the store manager. She walked around and tired to find me a comparable drill. The problem was that they only had a display model and non-in stock.
She advised me that I should go to Ajax store and gave me the product number.
So I drove. To Ajax store. Yes the one on Salem and Kingston road. Went into the “customer service” I told the lady what had happened and the first thing she says is I cant do anything without a receipt. I tried to explain to her what the Pickering store did and was trying to do but she gave the dumb dear in a headlight look and said “I cant help you with out the proof of purchase” I told her this drill is old and I don’t have the receipt and she just gave that same empty look and said’ I cant do anything with out a proof of purchase”
I left store.
So here is my take on it.
A- When you go to purchase a drill or a saw or anything and you ask them about the warranty NO one tell you must keep the receipt. EVERYONE in the Canadian tire store says it’s a lifetime warranty. NO nothing is implied.
B- The customer service in Pickering out weighs the customer service in Ajax. They at least tried to help and its not the first time I run into the same issue between Pickering and Ajax. Customer Service @ Ajax SUCKS big time .
C- Blondie that was working @about 1:30 PM on Oct 14th 2012 should either get another training in How to smile and try to help people or be moved to stacking boxes in the inventory room as she does not have the personality of a customer service. She may know the process but not what it takes
As highly unhappy customer with the way things went @ Canadian tire how many times you think that I will go back into Canadian tire and buy some thing that has a “ warranty on it. This warranty is not worth the words being mentioned.