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JEC
Guest
Have been trying to contact PT&G by e-mail with no luck. Is something "going on"?
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IndianaJames
Guest
My experience has been they take care of the email last thing of the day or first thing in the morning. Have you given them time?
Jim
Jim
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JEC
Guest
I have been trying for almost two weeks...using the e-ddress provided on their website..asking for some reamer prints...server reply's that my messager has been "delayed" and then later advises the contact was unsuccessful. Also tried directly to Melina...same result.
JerrySharrett
Senile Member
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chris k
Guest
old technology
Try old technolgy and try phoning them
Try old technolgy and try phoning them
PT&G Contact
Dave Kiff or Kathleen:
Telephone 541-826-5808
e-mail pacpes@medford.net
P.O.Box 2549
or 598 Ave C
White City, OR 97503
Melina is no longer working at PT&G.
Nat Lambeth
Dave Kiff or Kathleen:
Telephone 541-826-5808
e-mail pacpes@medford.net
P.O.Box 2549
or 598 Ave C
White City, OR 97503
Melina is no longer working at PT&G.
Nat Lambeth
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JEC
Guest
Thankyou for the contact info
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mikka
Guest
+1 on the phone advice. Its always best to ring them instead of emailing them.
Last week I received a print from them after emailing the request to this address info@pacifictoolandgauge.com
I received the print within 24hrs of the request. I requested it on Friday and received it the next morning (Saturday!).
I received the print within 24hrs of the request. I requested it on Friday and received it the next morning (Saturday!).
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JEC
Guest
Here I am crawling back with my face covered...In spite of double checking my send record...I missed the fact that I had misspelled "gauge" ....sorry for the bother. And, one of my requests was done on a "reply" from a print I had recieved from Melina who apparently is not there any more. Kind of like a plane crash...caused, not by one....but by a series of pilot error.
Email is better....for all parties.
They always get back to me, on email, and I'd hate to take a reamer print over the phone...absurd. Hey if you just wanted the neck and freebore..maybe, but I'd rather read the print myself.
I do not agree with the phone advice, email is more efficient with less chance of communication error. If your pressed for time, a phone call, although interuptive to a vendor, will let them know of your query sooner "Sir, I sent you an email about...."
They always get back to me, on email, and I'd hate to take a reamer print over the phone...absurd. Hey if you just wanted the neck and freebore..maybe, but I'd rather read the print myself.
I do not agree with the phone advice, email is more efficient with less chance of communication error. If your pressed for time, a phone call, although interuptive to a vendor, will let them know of your query sooner "Sir, I sent you an email about...."
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chris k
Guest
phone
No one said get the actually print info over the phone but to actually contact someone what is wrong with the phone .I too would want the reamer specs sent by mail , fax, or via computer .
Chris
No one said get the actually print info over the phone but to actually contact someone what is wrong with the phone .I too would want the reamer specs sent by mail , fax, or via computer .
Chris
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JEC
Guest
Well, after I came to terms with by "reversal" problem (spelling) ..Kathleen got back to me with one of the prints I requested and promised to have Dave look at my other request. Thanks for the advice.