If I could give zero stars I would. My fiancé and I have been shopping here for a few years now. We buy our pens and other products from them. Last night we wanted to spend the points we have and to buy a glass piece for around $300-$500. We came in for a certain piece due to the reviews&the features with it. We were talked into a different piece with all of these “special features” when in reality it had none of that. No Bluetooth with it, the app hasn’t worked for OVER A YEAR, left out the charger (after being asked 3 times if it was in the box). When we came back the next morning to solve these issues we were met with a unknowing and unwavering manager that lied to our faces. Extremely frustrating, especially as another small business owner to be lied to, then not taking ownership for their employees actions, and blaming other companies/vendors for the products. This is unprofessional as well as poor business practice. You openly admitted that the employee had given us incorrect information, but then wouldn’t fix the problem. Then verbally bashed the piece we were going to buy. This left us with a product that we unhappy with and no replacement. Originally, we bought an extra piece of glass (still in the box- still with the plastic wrap on it) and was then informed we couldn’t return it due to it being illegal in this state. After everything: lie after lie, lack of care from the manager, the unwillingness to help, and the blame being placed on others. This will not happen to anyone else if I can help it. Be careful on where you...
Read moreI wouldn’t even give this place one star if I didn’t have to just to write this review.
First of all, the manager was not professional at all. He could not provide any proof of authenticity for a very expensive piece of glass, and when asked he said he was “highly offended”. As a manager/owner of a glass piece shop you should always have some kind of proof your pieces are authentic. It is 2020 where anything can be replicated. He then started to raise his voice and stated that he is not required to show proof of authenticity, which I know is correct, but when asked it should not be a problem to accommodate your customer who is anticipating on spending quite a bit of money. He then proceeds to argue the fact that he has not been asked to see a letter or invoice of authenticity in years, and while that may be true, you should always be prepared for a curve ball. The manager proceeds to send an email and apologize for the altercation and admits he did not handle the situation well. When we got home and inspected the piece under good light, we noticed it had a hairline crack. When we brought this to the store managers attention he refused to believe it was like that before we left the store. There was no way It could have happened after we left. Needless to say he did not offer any kind of reimbursement for the piece and said they “inspected” it before we left. I suggest buying glass from other placehere in Tulsa, the manager just ruins the reputation of this shop completely. Made it a very uncomfortable experience...
Read moreLow energy and low functioning employees overall low quality store. Bought a glass and it was chipped but because of the staining you couldn’t tell, I was told I couldn’t get my money back and that theyd take a look at it and would call the boss to see if they could exchange it. With that kind of customer service on the phone, I wouldn’t dare bring anything back or buy anything else from That store. I’ll just count my losses.
Next time ladies, this is a better response:
"Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. We would be happy to exchange the chipped glass for you. Please bring it back to the store at your convenience, and we will take care of it for you. Your satisfaction is important to us, and we want to make sure you are happy with your purchase. Thank you for choosing Glassworkx."
This response shows understanding, apologizes for the inconvenience, and offers a solution that focuses on customer...
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