I never did have good luck buying used handguns from them. E.E.'s the place for me.
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I never did have good luck buying used handguns from them. E.E.'s the place for me.
Well it's not an sks but....
Last summer I order a bushmaster carbon 15 9mm from that sponsor.
I called and spoke to Wes and was told it was new and a great rifle.
When it came it was used made in 2006 according to bushmaster.
When I called and spoke to them they admitted it wasn't new.I Offered another price to keep it and was told to return the rifle for refund.
Mistakes happen but in this case I asked all the right questions and still got burned. Something old with user marks passed off as new.
In my case the vendor provided a return label and full refund but it was a mess and they lost me as a customer.
Last summer I order a bushmaster carbon 15 9mm from that sponsor.
I called and spoke to Wes and was told it was new and a great rifle.
When it came it was used made in 2006 according to bushmaster.
When I called and spoke to them they admitted it wasn't new.I Offered another price to keep it and was told to return the rifle for refund.
Mistakes happen but in this case I asked all the right questions and still got burned. Something old with user marks passed off as new.
In my case the vendor provided a return label and full refund but it was a mess and they lost me as a customer.
I'd make time to call them $269.95 is $269.95 out of your pocket. if it was me I'd be on the phone with them pronto . I'd call up and ask to speak to the manager. then tell him I bought this rifle off you in good faith . I was expecting it to be the one I saw on the net. the one that was advertised . and then tell him about the issues it has. if it was summer and I live in Ontario I'd be driving right to the shop . winter is another matter. travel time . tell the manager do me a favour I'll send you some photos of what's wrong with the rifle and then they can pay for postage to send the one you have back . then he can hand pick you one out of the bunch that they have in stock . strike while the Irons hot brother .
and if he's a moron then ask to speak to the owner.
I use to deal with Century Fire Arms long before the Net. It was a catalog filled with pictures and ACCURATE condition of the fire arms ,. They had Grade A , as new grade b, may have light blemish, shooter grade, Poor, Fair condition, may be missing parts. And the price reflected the Condition. I bought alot of guns from them, and was never disappointed. You KNEW what you where buying.
When one purchases a refurbished 70-year-old gun online, there are chances gun may not be in good shape... That being said one would expect the dealer to do a better job in describing the actual item...
If they don't have time to do that, maybe they should stop doing that...!!!
I agree that people should call the vendor first before coming up here to complain though...! Then they go ahead and share the experience, good or bad...
If they don't have time to do that, maybe they should stop doing that...!!!
I agree that people should call the vendor first before coming up here to complain though...! Then they go ahead and share the experience, good or bad...
Common..you have time to post and reply but no time to call ?? Not very serious..if you wait two or three weeks..you will be here complaining they did not want to do nothing about your situation. If you have called them as soon ypu received your gun -it could have been resolved by now.
I am sure he will,,,. There is a sponsor here on CGN, that describes their products quite well and use the fair/good/very good etc. Grading, I have always found them to be pretty much spot on with their grading, sometimes they err on the safe side and you get a nice surprise when the product is even better than described! That is why I have no problem purchasing new and used product from them, they get my business if they have what I want. lots of times I cruise their site to buy what I wasn't looking for
! It is scary buying on line without being able to personally look at or touch the item, you are putting a lot of trust in the individual or company offering the item, when you find one that does the right thing, you stick with them, knowing you will be taken care of! It is even worth a little more money for that security!
! It is scary buying on line without being able to personally look at or touch the item, you are putting a lot of trust in the individual or company offering the item, when you find one that does the right thing, you stick with them, knowing you will be taken care of! It is even worth a little more money for that security!
I'd get the credit company involved - tell them it was a bait/switch, and the one you got was in horrible condition. Try to get the card to refund your money. Then Epps will be more interested in having a conversation to try to avoid being out the rifle and shipping.
After contacting the customer directly, I have been advised that he has chosen to remove his thread and not to pursue the matter further. He has not provided me with any additional details about the transaction in question, therefore I cannot speak to the situation itself, nor to any resolution to this matter.
Let's chalk this up to an unfortunate circumstance and a misunderstanding and move on, shall we?
Let's chalk this up to an unfortunate circumstance and a misunderstanding and move on, shall we?
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