Complaints & Reviews — Camden-Grey Essential Oils, Inc

selling goods

AuMobile operators are probably well enough trained to sell goods to potential customers and use a variety of tactics. However, it must be concluded that, consequently, the human factor unfortunately disappears, where the main goal is the amount of goods sold per day, and not the customer's satisfaction with the goods received later. One such operator called an elderly man and "foolishly" sold a touchscreen phone. Of course, listening to this conversation will no longer be possible or the operator has emphasized and explained that you will have to pay every month for this phone, or just a one-time fee, because in any case AuMobile will tell you that everything is explained and the customer is guilty of not hearing. However, it is a pity for the people who cling to it and I think there are very many older people who cling to it and after the product is shamefully carried around the product to AuMobile and "hangs their head" patiently pays for the thing, which is actually will not be used. And when you want to return the product, it turns out is much more complicated: where the logic - sold the product to the customer by phone (so you can not be sure that the particular subscriber was at the phone), brought the product by a courier who asks for a signature but no documents that it really is a subscriber. BUT at the moment when you want to return the product, then without the subscriber and his documents you can not return the product under any circumstances. Where is the logic?