Press the credit card company and they'll make it right for you.
Press the credit card company and they'll make it right for you.
Sounds like a good shop to avoid.
When I get a chance I'll be pressing the credit card company today. It's now been a month. First and last time I'll ever support this company or any of its branch companies. What a mess!
Looks like another armco....
Bite off more than you can chew, and your customer service/support goes to hell!
Not the way to do business!
Another good dealer gets too big for their own good, and everyone loses......
The worst thing is they don't seem to have any interest in damage control either.
Last date online April 24/13
Thanks for the heads up I will definately not send my business their way or to the parent company.
If at first you don't succeed ................... sky diving is not for you.
Most of the time, i'm always sending an email to a company that i've never done business with before to get some information about the product i'm interested in and to see if it's really in stock.
When you ain't get any answers from them, it's a good clue of what their customer service worth.
A few months ago, i was about to order for about 400-500$ of accessories from Dlask. But after a few unanswered emails, i give up on that idea and bought somewhere else.
Being very busy, for a serious business, isn't a valid excuse for not answering phone or emails. And the customer should never had to pay the consequences if that business is having troubles with their email inbox or for any other "possible" computer problems they have.
If you're having problems to get your money back, call your credit card company to initiate a chargeback.