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Old September 5, 2005, 07:49 PM   #17
defjon
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Join Date: January 14, 2005
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"contacting me to fix a small problem"

How is it a small problem, exactly, to receive a broken product that is not at all what was ordered??

"String of emails"?

Two. Try two. I emailed twice, quite calm and collected. These I have saved if you want publically posted what was really said. I understand that I purchased a 17 dollar item, but I still expect a few things, call me old fashioned. Even cheap, I expect it to work. It is advertised as having a locking mechanism (didn't), being blue, being sharp, and being functional. It was none of the above.

This seller deserved negative feedback for his negative service. Had he corrected the problem, I would have withdrawn my feedback. This pratice is completely unscrupulous!

Could I get him in trouble for sending an automatic knife to Illinois?

Yes, surely.

But then again, I ordered it . So I am dealing with this matter purely from the standpoint that I was ripped off, and I have documented email evidence where the Company refuses to give me what I paid for and refuses to refund my money.

Jon
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