Potterycrafts Ltd
Hours
Chamber Rating
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Brian Matthews
First order placed with Potterycrafts and I must say they were excellent. Look forward to placing another order.
Jan 18th, 2023 -
Zora Z
Dec 26th, 2022 -
bernadette tunney
Closed for lunch!! surely the sales team should operate during opening hours ? Also just opened an expensive product from potterycrafts ltd , both damaged and no operating instruction manual , bad practice .
Dec 18th, 2022 -
Ma Bob
a result of several conversations with same person: but last chat was with this unhelpful tech person knowing nearly nothing about gas kilns, was a bit like talking with a computer program. she holds back any associated information she thinks u don't [but seriously do] need, you have to prise it out of her or talk with some else to get anything useful. in short very reluctant to say any more than she needs. or maybe shes under orders that if anyone enquires about certain products to get rid of them fast as possible. seriously, pottery craft, don't bother with the excuse just record her next phone conversation and listen. just before pottery craft dropped gas kilns i very nearly bought one from them, until that was, i spoke with said person. it wasn't just that she knew nearly nothing about them but more the fact that she made you feel as if the conversation was not welcome. So i eventually found a used one but i know damn well that even now if i ask she wont tell me where the replacement shelves for those kilns went and any other parts they probably sold off cheap. she even ends every sentence with "we don't sell parts for them", [the previous conversations were when they did sell these kilns] which starts getting annoying after a while, sort of to reinforce the idea that you'll get no more information out of her ...ha-ha typical ... poor business model, more interested in its own preservative than customer satisfaction i mean its not rocket science to work out that i wont be spending money with this business in future
Mar 15th, 2023 -
Josie Baker
Technical Advisors were incredibly helpful and professional but sadly Potterycrafts are let down by a Sales team who missed items from my order. Even worse was the woeful response when ringing the Sales Advisor who appeared clueless about the products and made it quite clear they were far too busy to deal with my needs and concerns (I was also told I would have to wait until next week for an appropriate member of staff to assist me.) After spending a lot of money on my order, I would have expected a more professional service and certainly more sympathetic customer care. I would suggest Pottercrafts should perhaps consider employing more staff and better still, sales people who know their products.
Sep 7th, 2022
Contact Info
- (178) 274-5000
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Potterycrafts Ltd?
A The phone number for Potterycrafts Ltd is: (178) 274-5000.
Q Where is Potterycrafts Ltd located?
A Potterycrafts Ltd is located at Campbell Road, Stoke-on-Trent, eng ST4 4ET
Q What is the internet address for Potterycrafts Ltd?
A The website (URL) for Potterycrafts Ltd is: http://www.potterycrafts.co.uk/
Q What days are Potterycrafts Ltd open?
A Potterycrafts Ltd is open:
Wednesday: 8:45 AM - 8:45 AM
Thursday: 8:45 AM - 8:45 AM
Friday: 8:45 AM - 8:45 AM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:45 AM - 4:45 PM
Tuesday: 8:45 AM - 4:45 PM
Q How is Potterycrafts Ltd rated?
A Potterycrafts Ltd has a 3.3 Star Rating from 13 reviewers.
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Potterycrafts Ltd
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Overall Rating
( 13 Reviews )Brian Matthews on Google
First order placed with Potterycrafts and I must say they were excellent. Look forward to placing another order.
Zora Z on Google
bernadette tunney on Google
Closed for lunch!! surely the sales team should operate during opening hours ?
Also just opened an expensive product from potterycrafts ltd , both damaged and no operating instruction manual , bad practice .
Ma Bob on Google
a result of several conversations with same person: but last chat was with this unhelpful tech person knowing nearly nothing about gas kilns, was a bit like talking with a computer program. she holds back any associated information she thinks u don't [but seriously do] need, you have to prise it out of her or talk with some else to get anything useful. in short very reluctant to say any more than she needs. or maybe shes under orders that if anyone enquires about certain products to get rid of them fast as possible.
seriously, pottery craft, don't bother with the excuse just record her next phone conversation and listen.
just before pottery craft dropped gas kilns i very nearly bought one from them, until that was, i spoke with said person. it wasn't just that she knew nearly nothing about them but more the fact that she made you feel as if the conversation was not welcome.
So i eventually found a used one but i know damn well that even now if i ask she wont tell me where the replacement shelves for those kilns went
and any other parts they probably sold off cheap. she even ends every sentence with "we don't sell parts for them", [the previous conversations were when they did sell these kilns] which starts getting annoying after a while, sort of to reinforce the idea that you'll get no more information out of her ...ha-ha
typical ... poor business model, more interested in its own preservative than customer satisfaction
i mean its not rocket science to work out that i wont be spending money with this business in future
Josie Baker on Google
Technical Advisors were incredibly helpful and professional but sadly Potterycrafts are let down by a Sales team who missed items from my order. Even worse was the woeful response when ringing the Sales Advisor who appeared clueless about the products and made it quite clear they were far too busy to deal with my needs and concerns (I was also told I would have to wait until next week for an appropriate member of staff to assist me.) After spending a lot of money on my order, I would have expected a more professional service and certainly more sympathetic customer care. I would suggest Pottercrafts should perhaps consider employing more staff and better still, sales people who know their products.