what can i do....??
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From: Central California
Originally posted by Strike
Sorry man but no respectable business sends ANY customer product out in a manner that cannot be tracked, specifically because of situations such as this.
Sorry man but no respectable business sends ANY customer product out in a manner that cannot be tracked, specifically because of situations such as this.
I would buy from an actual business next time, that really sucks for you. I will never again make the mistake of buying from a person unless i can pick it up myself! Too many people are getting burned from this type of situation. Seems like they just....forget..... 
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From: Sydney
Sorry, but until the goods get there the responsibility is on the seller.
The only exception to this is if the seller has a 'no-USPS' rule and the buyer insists and is fully notified that it is their responsibility, and agrees.
Brandon, unless you can prove the above I would suggest that it is in your best interest to supply another set at your expense. Otherwise, I doubt anyone around these parts will want anything to do with your products in future.
The only exception to this is if the seller has a 'no-USPS' rule and the buyer insists and is fully notified that it is their responsibility, and agrees.
Brandon, unless you can prove the above I would suggest that it is in your best interest to supply another set at your expense. Otherwise, I doubt anyone around these parts will want anything to do with your products in future.
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From: Partwhoresville
Originally posted by AusS2000
Sorry, but until the goods get there the responsibility is on the seller.
The only exception to this is if the seller has a 'no-USPS' rule and the buyer insists and is fully notified that it is their responsibility, and agrees.
Brandon, unless you can prove the above I would suggest that it is in your best interest to supply another set at your expense. Otherwise, I doubt anyone around these parts will want anything to do with your products in future.
Sorry, but until the goods get there the responsibility is on the seller.
The only exception to this is if the seller has a 'no-USPS' rule and the buyer insists and is fully notified that it is their responsibility, and agrees.
Brandon, unless you can prove the above I would suggest that it is in your best interest to supply another set at your expense. Otherwise, I doubt anyone around these parts will want anything to do with your products in future.
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From: Lake U-turn
You messed up and what do you do? Blame the US postal service. Did you pay cash for the shipping or charge it? Show us the receipt. And who in the right mind would anyone ship something like that without a tracking # anyway?
