Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2016/03/01) */ The above mentioned customer brought in a bracelet with a broken claspShe mentioned it was a keepsake and wanted the clasp replacedWe measured the millimeter of the lobster claw clasp and replaced it with a new clasp of the same millimeterUpon the completion of the repair, the customer was notified with a phone call that her repair was readyShe was charged by the size and weight of the clasp and the labor for the repairThe value of her bracelet is worth much more than $100, valued by the size of the needed clasp As I wasn't present at the time she brought in the repair, I was not aware of her request for a quoteOur jeweler was given the bracelet for repairIf she is unhappy with the repair and would like to return it to our store, we will be happy to replace the clasp with a smaller clasp and refund the difference Our store has been in business for years and have never overcharged a customerOur repair work is done at the lowest rate in the areaWe strive to do everything possible, honestly and with integrity to keep our customers satisfied so they will return Sincerely, Dennis K [redacted] TresDen's Jewelers Initial Consumer Rebuttal / [redacted] (3000, 7, 2016/03/04) */ (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) I am not going back, but I was not only NEVER given a quote, but no one EVER called to tell me it was readyI had to call myself and the man said, "Yeah, it's here and done." How could they not provide at least a quote? When I asked the man what the cost might be, he said someone would get back to meNo one ever did until I called and found out it was already done Final Business Response / [redacted] (4000, 17, 2016/03/28) */ Please see the attached response from the business: "If she is not coming back how can I help resolve thisI'm done-Dennis K [redacted] "
Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2016/03/01) */ The above mentioned customer brought in a bracelet with a broken claspShe mentioned it was a keepsake and wanted the clasp replacedWe measured the millimeter of the lobster claw clasp and replaced it with a new clasp of the same millimeterUpon the completion of the repair, the customer was notified with a phone call that her repair was readyShe was charged by the size and weight of the clasp and the labor for the repairThe value of her bracelet is worth much more than $100, valued by the size of the needed clasp As I wasn't present at the time she brought in the repair, I was not aware of her request for a quoteOur jeweler was given the bracelet for repairIf she is unhappy with the repair and would like to return it to our store, we will be happy to replace the clasp with a smaller clasp and refund the difference Our store has been in business for years and have never overcharged a customerOur repair work is done at the lowest rate in the areaWe strive to do everything possible, honestly and with integrity to keep our customers satisfied so they will return Sincerely, Dennis K [redacted] TresDen's Jewelers Initial Consumer Rebuttal / [redacted] (3000, 7, 2016/03/04) */ (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) I am not going back, but I was not only NEVER given a quote, but no one EVER called to tell me it was readyI had to call myself and the man said, "Yeah, it's here and done." How could they not provide at least a quote? When I asked the man what the cost might be, he said someone would get back to meNo one ever did until I called and found out it was already done Final Business Response / [redacted] (4000, 17, 2016/03/28) */ Please see the attached response from the business: "If she is not coming back how can I help resolve thisI'm done-Dennis K [redacted] "