GofastCampers customer service

[87pony]

So I just found this interesting and figured I would share.

I contacted gofastcampers about their rooftop tent with 5th gen mount. I asked if they'd be willing to price match RIGD ($51 cheaper) so I could buy directly through them. Their response was a little suprising...not only would they not price match RIGD, they were going to get in contact with RIGD to have them change their price also so it reflected theirs. I figured they would at least price match for me since I am the one that contacted them about the difference, then have RIGD change their pricing. I mean, its $51 to gain a customer.

Honestly, this brings into major question how their customer service would be in the future. How would they treat me if I actually had an issue?

 

[mteolus]

So I just found this interesting and figured I would share.

I contacted gofastcampers about their rooftop tent with 5th gen mount. I asked if they'd be willing to price match RIGD ($51 cheaper) so I could buy directly through them. Their response was a little suprising...not only would they not price match RIGD, they were going to get in contact with RIGD to have them change their price also so it reflected theirs. I figured they would at least price match for me since I am the one that contacted them about the difference, then have RIGD change their pricing. I mean, its $51 to gain a customer.

Honestly, this brings into major question how their customer service would be in the future. How would they treat me if I actually had an issue?

$3500 +/- $50. I would go with neither. I guess it is the lowest profile RTT but it sure looks huge on the top. I can't imagine riding around with that thing on if the 4Runner is a daily driver.

 

[87pony]

$3500 +/- $50. I would go with neither. I guess it is the lowest profile RTT but it sure looks huge on the top. I can't imagine riding around with that thing on if the 4Runner is a daily driver.

To each his own. A few bolts and it comes off just like a regular rtt.

 

[xyzzy]

Maybe, just maybe, their master agreement with resellers like RIGID do not allow discounts below some percentage, so this could be a valid response in lieu of suing RIGID for violating the master agreement and creating a bunch of bad blood.

I have no idea, but I have seen things like this in other consumer areas (Apple, I'm looking at you), I'd take it for face value until more information leads to another opinion.

I may be totally off-base, but still, I wouldn't get too worked up about it and it sounds like their customer service was actually willing to tell you exactly what they were going to do, so if you value honesty...