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Recent reviews

Luke Bassett

Luke Bassett

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Reviews are usually written by the incredibly satisfied or the comedically enraged. I’m neither. I’m just a customer who spent a significant amount of money and has been left disappointed by the experience. I chose Recon Engines because they present themselves as specialists, and I trusted them to do a good job. I have no reason to doubt their technical expertise, and I understand that no company can be held responsible for every fault that occurs on a vehicle. However, the customer service and the way my situation has been handled have left a lot to be desired. After paying for the engine rebuild, I was told I needed to return for a service. This hadn’t been made clear to me beforehand. I was expecting to pay around £70, but the quoted service cost, even with the discount, didn’t include the oil and filter change, bringing the actual cost to nearly three times what I had anticipated. More concerningly, a system fault appeared almost immediately after I collected the car. I had barely driven away before it became apparent. The car was briefly checked, but I was eventually asked whether I was “going to take it or not”. As a customer who had just paid for significant work, this didn’t inspire confidence. I followed their advice, had the car serviced by Recon Engines, replaced the battery after low-voltage readings and arranged the diagnostic checks they recommended. When the problem persisted, I took it to a transmission specialist. Their subsequent inspection identified gearbox slipping, low shifting pressure, clunking during gear changes and very little gearbox fluid. They added two litres of fluid. They also documented oil leaks from the newly installed engine, including around the timing cover and at the point where the engine joins the gearbox. Their report raised the possibility that the gearbox fluid issue could be connected to the gearbox being removed and refitted during the engine installation. To be fair, this report does not conclusively prove that Recon Engines caused the gearbox problem. I have never claimed that it does. However, given that the fault appeared immediately after the work and the gearbox had to be removed and refitted as part of the installation, I don't think it is unreasonable to expect them to investigate whether there is a connection, rather than simply treating it as an unrelated gearbox issue. My frustration is less about expecting them to accept blame without evidence and more about feeling that I have had to do all the chasing, arrange the investigations and bear the uncertainty and additional costs myself. I have tried to be reasonable throughout, and I even left a five-star review initially because I wanted to acknowledge their expertise. Unfortunately, the experience since then hasn't justified that rating. Ultimately, I think the company lacks emotional intelligence when dealing with customers. There is a difference between explaining why something might fall outside the scope of your work and making a customer feel that their concerns are being taken seriously. Their tagline talks about helping people get back on the road, but that has felt far from the priority in my experience so far. I would encourage anyone considering using them to make sure they understand all servicing requirements and costs upfront, and to keep a clear written record of everything. And, if my experience is anything to go by, look out for the long, overly AI-sounding response that seemingly shifts all responsibility away from the company without really addressing how the customer has been left feeling.

SARA

SARA

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I’ve finally reached the point where I feel compelled to leave a review about the most disappointing and absolutely appalling service I’ve ever experienced with DHL. I booked a collection for four large boxes on Saturday, 10 October, for collection on Monday, 12 October. I received a text message confirming that the driver would collect my parcels between 12:39 pm and 1:39 pm. And guess what? Nobody showed up. I tried to find a customer service email on their website, but couldn’t find one. I also tried to find a DHL customer service phone number, but had no luck. The only option was their useless chatbot. Eventually, I managed to chat with someone called Joseph, who I assumed was a real human being. He told me to wait until 6 pm and contact them again if nobody had collected my parcels by then. I could already predict that I was going to waste even more of my time, because I’d had a similarly terrible experience before where I was told to wait until 6 pm. So I asked him a simple question: “If nobody collects my parcels by 6 pm, how exactly are you going to help me?” Joseph, who I thought was a human being, actually suggested that I take my parcels to the DHL depot in Leeds myself. 😳 ARE YOU SERIOUS?! We’re talking about FOUR LARGE BOXES, each measuring 61 cm x 47 cm x 47 cm. And his solution was for ME to take them to the depot myself?! What exactly does DHL expect me to do? Buy a bloody van just to transport these boxes to their depot? I PAID FOR A HOME COLLECTION SERVICE. The whole point was for DHL to come to my house and collect the parcels! How on earth is telling a customer to transport four large boxes to your depot an acceptable solution when they have already paid you to collect them from home? This is an absolutely ridiculous and disgraceful response to a problem caused by your own failure to provide the service I paid for. I am beyond disappointed. This is not just poor customer service; it’s a complete waste of a customer’s time, money and patience. DHL, this is absolutely appalling. You failed to collect my parcels, made it almost impossible to contact customer service, and then expected me to solve your problem myself. What an absolute joke!!

K W

K W

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Rating: 1 out of 5 Stars Review Title: Shipped a mature adult infestation; customer service refused accountability. Review Text: I have been a loyal wholesale customer of Azure Standard for over a decade, but the quality control over the last two years has drastically plummeted. My recent 25lb bag of Organic Medium Grain Brown Rice arrived heavily contaminated with fully mature, adult rice weevils. I divided and placed this rice into freezer bags immediately upon delivery. Because I trusted this supplier, I didn't run a forensic inspection during the pour. However, when I opened the bags later to grind the grain, large adult weevils were frozen solid at the bottom of the bags. Insects cannot grow to full adult size or crawl around inside a sub-zero freezer; they were structurally present in the warehouse packaging upon delivery. Customer service hid behind a rigid 7-day reporting window, completely ignoring the fact that these were fully mature adults on day one, meaning Azure shipped actively defective, contaminated inventory. This has caused a cascading financial loss, cross-contaminating my commercial grain mill and ruining over 20 pounds of my own organic market mixes. It is incredibly disappointing that Azure Standard refuses to stand behind its quality control or support a small business owner who has partnered with them for 10 years. Inspect your bulk grains immediately upon delivery, because Azure will not take responsibility for shipping pests.