I am glad everybody has been having such great success with them. I have been attempting to get a system customized since mid November, and have not been having any luck.
Before somebody says "call them", due to my work hours, I can't. Seeing as they are an online merchant, it should not be hard to get this done via email.
This is the way the attempted transaction has gone down.
I initially sent them an email the week before Thanksgiving looking for a simple modification to one of their stock kits having to do with the way the regulators are configured. In the email I asked for 2 quotes, one with Perlick faucets and the necessary parts, and another with party taps.
They quickly replied to make sure they understood the modification I was looking to have done. I replied back. This entire process took about an hour, and I was impressed. That is where the good impression ended.
6 weeks, and 4 follow up email messages from me finally resulted in a reply that stated "I don't know what you are talking about. I sent the quote back in November. Here it is again."
Unfortunately, the quote they sent only included one of the two prices I was looking for.
Now, I don't completely doubt that they sent the quote in November, but I find it hard to believe. Why did it take 6 weeks and 4 follow up messages for them to reply, and why did they not send me what I asked for? Before somebody asks me if it was eaten by my SPAM filter, the particular account that I used has no filtering so that was not the issue.
I reviewd their quote about 20 minutes after they finally sent it to me. I replied looking with a couple of questions, and now I am waiting again for an answer. It has been nearly 2 weeks, and not a word.
Needless to say, I am shopping for a different vendor to work with. Since the initial email, the vendor has offered a free shipping promotion on their website, and a very good holiday sale - neither of which I was able to take advantage of due to their lack of customer service.
Busy or not, college students or not, it does not matter. The basic rule of bussiness still applies. If they they don't take care of their future customers, somebody else will.