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    Terrible service

    So I bought 2 handguns from FOC on June 3 and June 27. I didn't get any reference number from them which I believe is a common practice with them. So , I emailed them asking if they can provide me with a reference number but instead of sending me a reference number they sent me this huge email saying they are so busy and blah blah blah and can't give me the reference number but if my order went through then I shouldn't worry as that means my transfer has been initiated. Now after 2 weeks I got this refund email from them about my order made on June 27 that they don't have the gun in inventory. Are you kidding me, it took you 2 weeks to figure this out so nobody at your store gave a crap that my transfer hasn't been initiated for 2 weeks. They didn't even had the courtesy to even give me a call just refunded my money. I hope you guys go out of business for treating your customers like crap. I bought my first ever gun from FOC and I swear FOC will never see a single dollar out of my pocket ever again.
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    June 27 was two weeks ago, not a month. Regardless, that is still too long to be informed you'd been sold a gun that they didn't have in stock. That shouldn't have happened in the first place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigmouth View Post
    June 27 was two weeks ago, not a month. Regardless, that is still too long to be informed you'd been sold a gun that they didn't have in stock. That shouldn't have happened in the first place.
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    Wow he's only 10 posts in and the flamthrower came out full throttle - that said, I will not buy anything from FOC they can simply FO

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    In this wave of online shopping I've checked out more gun shop sites in the past 5 or 6 weeks than I ever have and I've been quite surprised at the number of sites that inaccurately report their stock status. That's really not a hard thing for a business with an e-commerce presence to establish, and in times like these it becomes actually quite important. The OP discontinued his search for the firearm he thought he purchased only to learn later that that wasn't the case. It's very likely now that he can no longer find the item or if he can it may be at a higher price. That's not right.

    Websites should have the technology in place to HELP the business serve their customers the best way they can. Reporting stock inaccurately in inexcusable in 2022. And for those shops that don't even have e-commerce abilities (i.e. a listing of inventory then a statement saying to call to order), yeah, 2022 guys, get with the program!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Outlawpilots View Post
    In this wave of online shopping I've checked out more gun shop sites in the past 5 or 6 weeks than I ever have and I've been quite surprised at the number of sites that inaccurately report their stock status. That's really not a hard thing for a business with an e-commerce presence to establish, and in times like these it becomes actually quite important. The OP discontinued his search for the firearm he thought he purchased only to learn later that that wasn't the case. It's very likely now that he can no longer find the item or if he can it may be at a higher price. That's not right.

    Websites should have the technology in place to HELP the business serve their customers the best way they can. Reporting stock inaccurately in inexcusable in 2022. And for those shops that don't even have e-commerce abilities (i.e. a listing of inventory then a statement saying to call to order), yeah, 2022 guys, get with the program!
    Thanks, and my biggest concern is that even if I find the same gun somewhere else I'll be behind another few thousand people in line whose transfer was initiated in the last two weeks and might never even get an approval.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Outlawpilots View Post
    In this wave of online shopping I've checked out more gun shop sites in the past 5 or 6 weeks than I ever have and I've been quite surprised at the number of sites that inaccurately report their stock status. That's really not a hard thing for a business with an e-commerce presence to establish, and in times like these it becomes actually quite important. The OP discontinued his search for the firearm he thought he purchased only to learn later that that wasn't the case. It's very likely now that he can no longer find the item or if he can it may be at a higher price. That's not right.

    Websites should have the technology in place to HELP the business serve their customers the best way they can. Reporting stock inaccurately in inexcusable in 2022. And for those shops that don't even have e-commerce abilities (i.e. a listing of inventory then a statement saying to call to order), yeah, 2022 guys, get with the program!
    You obviously have no idea. A number of large platforms (cough...Shopify) have disengaged from anything to do with firearms. Which have forced small business to go with platforms that do not currently work well with existing platforms ie; inventory control.Patience is the key.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Outlawpilots View Post
    In this wave of online shopping I've checked out more gun shop sites in the past 5 or 6 weeks than I ever have and I've been quite surprised at the number of sites that inaccurately report their stock status. That's really not a hard thing for a business with an e-commerce presence to establish, and in times like these it becomes actually quite important. The OP discontinued his search for the firearm he thought he purchased only to learn later that that wasn't the case. It's very likely now that he can no longer find the item or if he can it may be at a higher price. That's not right.

    Websites should have the technology in place to HELP the business serve their customers the best way they can. Reporting stock inaccurately in inexcusable in 2022. And for those shops that don't even have e-commerce abilities (i.e. a listing of inventory then a statement saying to call to order), yeah, 2022 guys, get with the program!
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    I didn't say anything about Shopify. Woocommerce is a common sales platform with inventory capabilities and is pretty basic. It goes up from there of course, but there are many options. If some or even most can manage to do it, those who don't are set to be left behind. Patience is definitely key during these time, but so is communication. And readily available technology that helps the business serve its customers is a must.

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