Unfortunately, emails that you’re expecting don’t always go to your inbox. Sometimes and when you’re expecting something important, it goes to your junk mail. Why?
That’s your email security trying to filter out spam emails and other things that it thinks you don’t want. So that can be the fault of the receiver and/or the sender.
Just recently, Joe from Clontarf rang looking for my assistance with purchasing a new Mazda3 Astina. I’ve been getting some great offers on new Mazda recently, and I was sure that I could help Joe save a lot.
As promised, I sent Joe my offers on the Monday after his enquiry (the previous Saturday) but hadn’t heard from him by the end of the week. I don’t/won’t hassle the people calling me, so I left it for the following Monday.
When I didn’t hear from Joe, I sent him an email asking where he was at in his purchasing cycle. Here’s the reply I received.
“Hi I was waiting fir a response on the Monday which you said you would. I could not wait any long so I bought one. Took delivery on Friday”
The sad thing was that Joe spent a lot more money than he needed to, and I blame myself in part for that. I should have sent Joe a text message to let him know that I’d emailed him my offers and suggesting that he check his junk folder. And here’s what Joe told me.
“I found your mail in my junk mail and I did pay more than your offers. A pity”
So, I learned an important lesson from that. I’ll put a new process in place to make sure that prospective customers know that I am sending them some information as promised.
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