Kitchen Aid sent me a 'thank you' note ....
@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
United States
December 27, 2015 7:11am CST
....well, a thank you e-mail actually, but it that counts!
My husband got me the Kitchen Aid Spiralizer, which I really really wanted! I registered it on the KA website and about an hour later I got an e-mail thanking me for my purchase.
Thank You are two words that seem pretty foreign to many people so when the unexpectd thank you comes along I like to acknowledge it!
When we moved to Tennessee we were due for a new car so off to the local Chevy dealer we went - it was aptly named "Volunteer Chevy"! I wanted a black Trailblazer and that's what we got. It had more options than we wanted or needed but the color sold it.
About a week later we received a package in the mail. It was a metal container full of chocolate chip cookies - a 'Thank You' from Volunteer Chevy! What a nice surprise that was. Since then we have purchased 4 more Chevy vehicles from different dealerships and none of them sent us cookies....
A simple "Thank You", two words often not said.......
Photo: pixabay.com/en/hand-leave-pen-paper-thank-you-226358/
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@scheng1 (24649)
• Singapore
27 Dec 15
I get used to the term "thank you" whenever i charge to my credit card.
I have set the sms notification so that I receive an sms whenever I charge to credit card.
This is a just-in-case measure so that I will know immediately if there is any unauthorized use.
The notification always start with "Thank you for charging $x.xx to your credit card ending with 0000"
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@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
27 Dec 15
Now you are lucky if they give you a small tube of touch-up paint!
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@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
27 Dec 15
I think gifts are in the past, unless you're maybe buying a 100,000 car.
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@Marilynda1225 (83234)
• United States
27 Dec 15
A simple "thank you" means so much doesn't it. Nice that KA has good customer service and appreciates your purchase. I'm sure you're gonna love that mixer!!!
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@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
27 Dec 15
I have had the mixer a few years...I got the spiralizer it peels and slices apples, etc.
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@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
27 Dec 15
tha'ts one reason I have all Kitchen Aid appliances, a reputable company.
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@kaka135 (14931)
• Malaysia
27 Dec 15
Yes, I think these two little words are very powerful, they cheer up a person, and makes the person feel appreciated.
I always remember when my ex-boss asked us to do something, he always asked with "can you please help me...." even though it was our responsibility, and he always said "thank you" to us. These are just simple words, but it made us feel appreciated and not just his "machines".
When it comes to marketing, I think these two little words are magical as well. 
Good that you got the Kitchen Aid Spiralizer that you love so much! 
Good that you got the Kitchen Aid Spiralizer that you love so much! 1 person likes this
@kaka135 (14931)
• Malaysia
30 Dec 15
@AbbyGreenhill Yes, I guess he has passed it down and it became the culture of the office. Hence in the office, we always say "please" and "thank you" to others. I think it makes everyone work happily and willingly as well.
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@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
30 Dec 15
@kaka135 A few kind words, especially those words, have huge impacts on lives.
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@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
27 Dec 15
Yes, please is another good word that isn't used enough. Sounds like your boss was a nice person! I hope I like using that Spiralizer!
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@infatuatedbby (94914)
• United States
28 Dec 15
That is very nice the company takes the time to thank you for registering/purchasing their product! And, I agree a simply thank you isn't said very often!
And, I agree a simply thank you isn't said very often!1 person likes this
@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
28 Dec 15
A thank you goes a long way for sure.
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@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
27 Dec 15
Yes, they are disappearing and the younger generation, a lot of them, never use those words. That gets me...
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@Jessicalynnt (50523)
• Centralia, Missouri
31 Dec 15
I have to admit, I like the idea of thank you cookies
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@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
1 Jan 16
Me too, but alas no one does it now.
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@softbabe44 (5816)
• Vancouver, Washington
27 Dec 15
Well, we can say this, at least, one did that's the amazing thing we see.
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@AbbyGreenhill (45494)
• United States
28 Dec 15
Yes, it is definitely good manners
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