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Op 23 januari jl een lampenkap op maat besteld.
Na enige tyd n mail gestuurd met de vraag waar de bestelling blijft. Verhaal dat de maker ziek was etc. Weer een update gevraagd op 19 januari. Antwoord was dat t nog een week zou duren...maar week verder en nog steeds geen lampenkap..al met al ruim er maand onderweg...zal wel een lampenkap van goud worden denk ik zo...
Niet echt goed in aftersales, hielpen ook niet met de oplossing, daar moest ik zelf mee komen en toen vonden ze dat ze het toch super hadden gedaan. Dus geen superlicht meer voor ons, Grote mond hoeft ook helemaal niet.
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