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Good Service - Mainly Trains

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Enzo Matrix - 23 May 2005 19:26 GMT
I'd like to mention the good service that I received from Mainly Trains
recently.

I placed an order through their website on Friday 20th.  Due to a bit of
finger trouble on my part, I mistyped a digit on my credit card number and
so they emailed me immediately with a query. I resolved the query on
Saturday morning and took the opportunity to add to my order.

Received the goods today, Monday 23rd before 10am!

This wasn't a big order by any means - less than a tenner - and I'd messed
around adding things. However, it received the same care and good service as
all my orders from this supplier. Thanks very much Dave!

I must point out that I have no connection with the company except as a very
satisfied customer.

http://www.mainlytrains.co.uk/

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Paul Boyd - 24 May 2005 17:22 GMT
On 23/05/2005 19:26, Enzo Matrix wrote,
> I'd like to mention the good service that I received from Mainly Trains
> recently.

If anyone hasn't tried Mainly Trains, they are very well recommended.
The service Enzo describes is typically excellent!  They even seem to
know whether something should be shipped to my home address or work
address without needing to be told!

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MartinS - 24 May 2005 17:35 GMT
> On 23/05/2005 19:26, Enzo Matrix wrote,
>> I'd like to mention the good service that I received from Mainly
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> They even seem to know whether something should be shipped to my
> home address or work address without needing to be told!

Maybe they are psychic, and dispatch your order before they receive it!

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Martin S.

Paul Boyd - 24 May 2005 17:45 GMT
On 24/05/2005 17:35, MartinS wrote,

> Maybe they are psychic, and dispatch your order before they receive it!

Sometimes I wonder, but I think it has more to do with if it will arrive
on a weekday they send it to work!  Obviously they have both addresses
on file :-)  The fact that Mainly Trains aren't a million miles away
from me may help delivery times!

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Colin Antrobus - 25 May 2005 21:07 GMT
> On 24/05/2005 17:35, MartinS wrote,
>
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> on file :-)  The fact that Mainly Trains aren't a million miles away
> from me may help delivery times!

It is sometime since I have dealt with Mainly Trains as railway modelling
has taken a back seat to work commitments.

I would have no hesitation in recommending Dave Cleal - service second to
none and goods often received remarkably quickly.

Colin Antrobus

subortna@hotmail.com
44211 - 27 May 2005 13:15 GMT
>> On 24/05/2005 17:35, MartinS wrote,
>>
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>
> Jumboman.
John Turner - 27 May 2005 16:20 GMT
> I'd like to mention the good service that I received from Mainly Trains
> recently.
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>
> Received the goods today, Monday 23rd before 10am!

Don't all retailers do this?

99.0% of our orders are shipped on the day they're received.

John.
Paul Boyd - 27 May 2005 16:31 GMT
On 27/05/2005 16:20, John Turner wrote,

> Don't all retailers do this?

Unfortunately not.  I am still waiting for an order from someone who
better remain nameless that was placed in May 2003.  I know the order
was received, but I'm assuming it won't turn up now :-(

> 99.0% of our orders are shipped on the day they're received.

And that is how it should be.  (And to follow a previous thread, I
extend the same courtesy to my eBay buyers!)

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JMUpton2000 - 27 May 2005 20:46 GMT
> On 27/05/2005 16:20, John Turner wrote,
>
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> And that is how it should be.  (And to follow a previous thread, I
> extend the same courtesy to my eBay buyers!)

I tend to find that there are examples of good service (orders delivered in
two or three days after ordering) and bloody good service - example:  I rang
Mac's Models in Edinburgh desperate for some No11 packs of Kadee couplers on
Monday early afternoon.  The well wrapped parcel arrived early the following
morning and I am at the opposite end of the country.

Seriously impressed......

Any retailer that deals courtesly and quickly with my order can be assured
that I will deal with them again and that is the way it should be.

Regards
John M Upton

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Ian Cornish - 28 May 2005 07:32 GMT
I've had some excellent service recently from our own Mr John Turner,
and also from Station-Master Direct (needed some new brushes). Both
orders turned up the day after I placed my order. It's customer service
like that, that keeps me loyal to them, and they will be my first point
of contact when I need something else. That, combined with the very
reasonable prices, and P&P charges.

The main thing we all need to remember is that they also rely on the
Royal Mail, even though they are often derided, they do delivery many
things very quickly.

Ian

>>On 27/05/2005 16:20, John Turner wrote,
>>
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> Bus Pics:
> http://gallery42239.fotopic.net/
Ed Callaghan - 28 May 2005 21:38 GMT
> Unfortunately not.  I am still waiting for an order from someone who
> better remain nameless that was placed in May 2003.

Why had he better remain nameless? If what you say is true I should have
thought he had better be named?
Paul Boyd - 29 May 2005 11:22 GMT
On 28/05/2005 21:38, Ed Callaghan wrote,

> Why had he better remain nameless? If what you say is true I should have
> thought he had better be named?

Because his service is normally very good for stuff he has in stock.
...and the part in question is made by him, so this is not something
that an external supplier can be blamed for.  OK - it's etched numberplates!

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