Kent M.

I purchased four toner cartridges from QuikShip Toner. One of the toner exploded in our device resulting in substantial costs in printer repairs. I emailed their customer service department, asking that they remedy the situation, and hoping they could potentially compensate for the damages.

They denied my request for compensation, but they did offer a replacement toner for the one that exploded. I decided to give them a second chance, and asked to get the replacement process started, but they ignored my email just long enough for the product to be "out of warranty," and cited that as the reason why they could no longer replace the Toner. I've tried multiple avenues to get the company to do something to remedy the situation. The people I have communicated with always immediately go to ask their supervisor (indicating that they understand the company's wrong doing), but after that I always get the same answer: "quikship toner won't replace toner past it's warranty guaranty."

In the end, trying to save some money on Toner resulted in a horrible customer service experience. The company makes sketchy products, and has strict policies with their customer service department to ensure that they never have to face responsibility for the malfunction of their product, or the damage they might cause.