bounceliketigger
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boatboatboat said:Why would I be happy for someone who IMO took advantage of a mistake, and used that mistake to make a "profit"
nope 650 won't cut it..........give me 1000.00
AGAIN, no one was trying to make a profit here. We were assured from day one that the miscommunication could be corrected in equality. If you took note of the numerous posts before being negative, you might have seen that 1) the guide had assured us that we would receive something comparable to the savings that the DP would offer a group of 8. 2) The guide agreed that 650 was no where near comparable to such savings and offered to revisit the amount. 3) It was DVC who offered cash--we never requested it. However if cash was the option they chose it should be of comparable value as previously stated.
Furthermore, the only entity making a PROFIT out of any DVC vacation is Disney. I once read a post on this board that said "if there is one thing Disney is good at, it is taking your money and making you feel happy that you gave it." IMHO this is true in the case of big business most of the time. It's not true in most cases that big business offers to give some of it back. In this case one person acknowledged and acted on his strong ethics and risked possible scrutiny simply in the name of correcting an error. We should all be so bold.
So, my final word on all of this is--don't be satisfied with the status quo when it comes to customer service. Don't expect the world and don't be greedy. Do expect that someone selling a product knows the product. Do understand that people make mistakes. Do expect that when someone says they will do something to correct a mistake, they should do it. Finally, realize that DVC is big business and we are all customers. We have willingly given them our money in return for a service. There is no reason why that service should be anything less than what you should reasonably hope to get out of it--and that expectation is certainly not profit.