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Trustpilot signal · 40 min ago by MeetMagnet

Sophie Lambert

Logistics manager, FixPro Supplies, construction fixings, Northampton

Getting reviews about late deliveries

What we spot on Trustpilot.

From signal to meeting.

The signal

Trustpilot · Review 1/5

“Trade order arrived 6 days late. Site at a standstill.”

The opener

It starts from the topic, never from the signal: no “I saw that you…”.

The conversation

  • Hi Sophie, When a site is waiting on fixings, three days late costs more than any discount. Are the delays coming from picking or from the carrier?

  • The carrier, mostly on heavy parcels. We've already switched once and it didn't change much.

  • Fair enough to be wary. We deliver for trade distributors, straight to site on a booked slot. How many heavy parcels do you send a day?

  • About a hundred. If you can actually hit the times, I'll take a look.

  • How about Thursday at 10 am, or the same time the following week? 20 minutes to go through your flows. The invite will go to s.lambert@fixprosupplies.co.uk, is that right?

  • Fine for Thursday at 10 am. Yes, that's the right address.

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A food supplement brand saw its rating drop this summer after a series of reviews about late deliveries, all left unanswered.

I noticed your customer reviews took a bit of a hit this summer over delivery times. When people search for your brand on Google or ask an AI about it, those reviews are often what comes up first.…

What we cannot see.

  • Trustpilot mostly covers e-commerce, SaaS and online services. For hotels and local businesses, Google reviews are more reliable.
  • Reviewers are private individuals: we never contact them. The signal is used to contact the company being reviewed.

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