Murray Jewellery Ltd (hereinafter referred to as "the Company", "we", "us" or "our") strive to meet our customers' expectations in every aspect of our business. However, we understand that sometimes things go wrong. We take all concerns and complaints seriously and will work with you to resolve any issues that you raise with us. We encourage feedback from our customers and welcome the opportunity to put things right where you are not satisfied.
Our complaints procedure allows us to investigate your concerns and for you to provide additional information so that we can address the problem as quickly and effectively as possible. Our adherence to a structured complaints process enables us to improve our service and ensures that our customers can communicate with us effectively.
Who Do I Complain To?
To raise a complaint with us, please contact us at: -
Jane - Manager
Murray & Co. Jewellers
29 Talbot Street
Belfast
BT1 2LD
Telephone: 02890 242144
Email: manager@murray-co.com
The Complaints Process
The Company take every opportunity to resolve complaints at the first initial point of contact. Immediate resolution is always attempted where possible and where little, or no investigation is required. We aim to resolve most face to face and telephone issues in this manner.
Our frontline employees are trained to deal with your issues and are equipped to resolve your complaint as it relates to their area of service or expertise. However, should you feel that your concerns remain unresolved, you will be offered the option of making a formal complaint.
Our complaint handling process is simple and easy to use. Once you have lodged a formal complaint with us, we will: -
- Assign your complaint our complaints officer who will record your complaint on our complaint register.
- Assign your complaint a unique reference number and provide you with a written acknowledgement.
- Assess your complaint and investigate the matter fully.
- Where applicable, contact you to request clarification or additional information.
- Provide you with a final written response containing details of our investigation, the findings and any actions taken as a direct result of your complaint.
- Provide you with details of who you can contact should you be unhappy with our final decision.
What You Can Expect
When you submit a formal complaint to us, we follow our formal complaints procedure to ensure that all issues and concerns are addressed quickly and effectively. When you lodge a complaint with us, you can expect: -
- To have your complaint resolved in a timely, effective, and fair manner.
- An experienced and trained officer to deal with your complaint.
- A written acknowledgment within 3 working days of your formal complaint being received.
- All responses to be made (or followed up) in writing via email unless otherwise specified.
- Your complaint to be fully investigated in an independent and compliant manner.
- To receive our findings and final decision within 8 weeks of the initial complaint being received.
- To be provided with details of any relevant ombudsman should you not be happy with our final decision.
Target Response Times
We always aim to respond to your complaint as quickly as possible. As soon as a formal complaint has been received, we will send you a written acknowledgement (or email where requested), within 7 working days.
Below are our approximate timelines and expectations for investigation, responses and final resolution. However, each complaint is different and there may be times when we, or you, need additional time to ensure a satisfactory response.
All investigations take place within 6 weeks of the initial complaint being received. We aim to send our final response to you within 8 weeks. Where this is not possible, you will be provided with an interim update letter. This will provide information on how long we expect the investigation to take and any reason(s) for the delay.
GDPR & Data Protection Related Complaints
If your complaint concerns the processing of your personal data and you remain dissatisfied with our actions, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the Commissioner. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) can be contacted at: -
Information Commissioner’s Office
Wycliffe House
Water Lane
Wilmslow
Cheshire
SK9 5AF
Telephone: 0303 123 1113 (local rate) or 01625 545 745 (national rate)
Fax: 01625 524 510
Email: enquiries@ico.org.uk