Phantom Master
lvl.1
Flight distance : 1554892 ft
United States
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Before I go into my rant, I want to tell you how much I love DJI's products. I have been flying the Phantom series since the beginning, and I am always impressed with the design, engineering, and usability of DJI's drones. I have told everyone I know how incredible my Phantom 4 is, and my Inspire is a wonderful drone as well. I have always purchased my DJI products through a third party vendor, but when the Phantom 4 Professional debuted, I immediately ordered the drone directly from DJI. I was told by a pre-sales customer service representative that the Phantom 4 Pro would be shipped immediately after my credit card was charged. Well, it's been 10 days since my credit card was charged and my Phantom 4 Pro still has not been shipped. Even the website stated it would ship in 1-3 days. WRONG! I ordered my Phantom 4 Pro as soon as I received the email from DJI introducing the Phantom 4 Pro. It's become clear to me that DJI was not prepared to ship any Phantom 4 Pros, but they went ahead and deceitfully told the public that they were ready to ship out. I have spent numerous HOURS trying to get in touch with a customer service representative who could access my account and give me an approximate shipping date. I was given the run-around for hours, and none of the chat representatives (pre-sales or post-sales) could access my account... or so I was told. I was given the most ridiculous excuses as to why they couldn't access my account, and I was directed to email customer service. I sent an email to them and immediately received an auto reply telling me that they were too overloaded with emails to respond to me. The email directed me to contact DJI chat... which I obviously had already done. I called the sales department, but the automated system lead me to a recording telling me to go to the DJI chat...again. I finally called a customer service representative in the repair department hoping he could route my call to a human being who could give me information about when my Phantom 4 Pro would be shipped. He told me that he was in the tech department, and he had no way to connect me to anyone who could answer my question. He told me to write an email and contact the chat representatives. After trying literally everything I could think of, I called my boss, who is a customer service manager for a very large company to see if he had any ideas on how to get a hold of someone who could help me. The only thing we could think of was to write an email to the Legal Department at DJI and let them know that we were contacting our state's Attorney General as well as our congressman. It is not legal to advertise a product as being "in stock" when it isn't actually available for shipping. I can honestly say that DJI has the absolute worst customer service of any company I've ever dealt with over the course of my 40 years on this planet. Luckily my uncle is friends with our attorney General, so the Attorney General actually tried to get a hold of sales at DJI himself. He became so frustrated that he pushed our complaint to the top of the list, so he is investigating their California headquarters and will contact me very soon. DJI is basically promising people a product, taking their money, and earning interest on the money while the customers wait for months for their product. My credit card company reversed charges and launched an investigation as to why they are promising product delivery within 24 hours of your credit card being charged, yet they aren't shipping anything out. It is sad that a company that produces such a great product has such a horrible, deceptive customer service department. They are taking the customer's money and not shipping out the product. This is an illegal practice and California is cracking down on companies who operate in this manner. I still have no idea when the Phantom 4 Professional will be available. This is absolutely unacceptable and sad. I hope they get rid of every single manager in their sales support department before they drag the entire company down to its knees. |
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