What's up with TMR Audio?


Hello Forum, 

Last Saturday I purchased several Naim components from TMR Audio.  My credit card was charged and since then there has been no follow up email or shipping info.  I called TMR Monday and Tuesday multiple times only to get "we're closed" recording (I called durning their operating hours).  

This is disconcerting to say the least.  Typically when this happens a company has gone out of business (stops communicating with customers, does not answer phone).  Has anyone else had issues with TMR Audio in the last few days?  I've sent multiple emails and they have gone unanswered.  

I'm going to have to contact my credit card company and see if I can get the charges reversed.  This has been a very disappointing experience... I was eager to receive my new Naim components.  


mrbell
Never doubted it for one second.
Good to hear it is working out as should be.
Be interested to see if the op returns to apologize for this as it appears was their fault for providing an incorrect email address.
And jumping the gun without due consideration for the holidays.
No Apologies necessary. It's nice to be talked about :)

For what it's worth, we have a lot of opportunities in front of us to improve communication with our customers, and that is something we're working on in the coming year. We are always happy to hear customer feedback, and we'll continue to make adjustments where we can. Our phone message could have been clearer, and our fulfillment times are much slower than I would like right now. All good feedback and all things that we'll work on going forward. Thanks again, and as always feel free to reach out directly via email or phone - info@tmraudio.com or 720-336-8742. We are closed on weekends and major holidays and that will continue for the for-seeable future.

josh
A year or so ago I purchased a Monitor Audio plc350 from TMR. I had a problem with the jumper cables and they replaced them with expensive Nordost jumper cables at no additional cost. Story after story, including my own illustrates how committed they are to customer service. That doesn't mean they're perfect. I think the OP owes TMR an apology.