IF you ordered something and it came damaged.......
Jul 18, 2009, 10:09 PM
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IF you ordered something and it came damaged.......
So i ordered a part and it came damaged....box was all f'd up and it came fedex ground. The thing is do i really blame fedex??? The part was not bubble wrapped nor was there any packing material to protect the item. So I call em and they issue a call tag where fedex came and picked up the damaged goods.
Now in order for me to get my refund they are saying they have to wait for fedex to finish the claim before i get my money. Am I trippin or is that some serious BS. They didnt pack it properly which in turn damaged the goods.... in all honesty I blame them rather than fedex for the damages and now I have to wait becuz they packed the shipment poorly. I am not gonna say who this vendor is until after a manger or owner gets back to me. what do you guys think about this?
Now in order for me to get my refund they are saying they have to wait for fedex to finish the claim before i get my money. Am I trippin or is that some serious BS. They didnt pack it properly which in turn damaged the goods.... in all honesty I blame them rather than fedex for the damages and now I have to wait becuz they packed the shipment poorly. I am not gonna say who this vendor is until after a manger or owner gets back to me. what do you guys think about this?
Jul 18, 2009, 10:17 PM
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It's FedEx fault. I ship and recieve a lot of products that aren't bubble wrapped or anything. They all come and go fine. FedEx (especially drivers) should be more careful with items, but they aren't. Dont blame the vendor unless it's like a FG/CF lip or something.
But that's just my opinion.
But that's just my opinion.
Jul 18, 2009, 10:20 PM
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It's FedEx fault. I ship and recieve a lot of products that aren't bubble wrapped or anything. They all come and go fine. FedEx (especially drivers) should be more careful with items, but they aren't. Dont blame the vendor unless it's like a FG/CF lip or something.
But that's just my opinion.
But that's just my opinion.
Jul 18, 2009, 10:51 PM
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K so now comes the question if fedex denies them the claim how will they deal with me. It shouldnt matter what fedex does with them I paid them for goods which I dont have so I should get my money back. They have confirmation that fedex has their product why do I have to wait?
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Jul 19, 2009, 05:23 AM
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Same thing happened to me last month. Even if FedEx accepts responsibility (which they won't) the insurance claim would be paid to the seller not the buyer. Definitely took my claim more than a few days but in the end, when they deny the claim, the seller is responsible for giving you a 100% refund. Once FedEx closes out the claim they will no longer have anything to do with it and have nothing to do with you getting your money back from the vendor.
Luckily, I had a great seller that immediately gave me my refund once the claim came back denied by FedEx.
Luckily, I had a great seller that immediately gave me my refund once the claim came back denied by FedEx.
Jul 19, 2009, 07:09 AM
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Same thing happened to me last month. Even if FedEx accepts responsibility (which they won't) the insurance claim would be paid to the seller not the buyer. Definitely took my claim more than a few days but in the end, when they deny the claim, the seller is responsible for giving you a 100% refund. Once FedEx closes out the claim they will no longer have anything to do with it and have nothing to do with you getting your money back from the vendor.
Luckily, I had a great seller that immediately gave me my refund once the claim came back denied by FedEx.
Luckily, I had a great seller that immediately gave me my refund once the claim came back denied by FedEx.
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FedEx Rules are the item should be packed well enough to sustain a drop from waist high. Now without seeing pictures to see how the box was damaged its hard to say who is really at fault. But I would blame the shipper. If box wasn't packaged correctly the box will collapse from the weight of other boxes on top of it. I wouldn't be surprised if FedEx denies the claim do to improper packaging.
Yes I used to work for FedEx.
Why do you have to wait, cause thats how shady places work. I know if there is an issue I go above and beyond to help my customers. This is one of the many reasons I deal with smaller/ well known companies. While I may pay more or my customers pay more they get top notch service. Saving a few dollars on a part just isn't worth it to me.
Buscher made a slight mistake with a customer of mine's exhaust. I called and new item was sent before they Buscher received the mistake exhaust. Yes the manufacture takes a chance in me being honest and sending it back. But trust is something that can be established with a smaller company. Every company I deal with whether personal or business knows me by name.
This company your dealing with should have sent you another one. Not make you wait.
Im sorry for your hassle. Hopefully everything works out for you.
Yes I used to work for FedEx.
Why do you have to wait, cause thats how shady places work. I know if there is an issue I go above and beyond to help my customers. This is one of the many reasons I deal with smaller/ well known companies. While I may pay more or my customers pay more they get top notch service. Saving a few dollars on a part just isn't worth it to me.
Buscher made a slight mistake with a customer of mine's exhaust. I called and new item was sent before they Buscher received the mistake exhaust. Yes the manufacture takes a chance in me being honest and sending it back. But trust is something that can be established with a smaller company. Every company I deal with whether personal or business knows me by name.
This company your dealing with should have sent you another one. Not make you wait.
Im sorry for your hassle. Hopefully everything works out for you.
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Jul 19, 2009, 11:14 AM
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It's FedEx fault. I ship and recieve a lot of products that aren't bubble wrapped or anything. They all come and go fine. FedEx (especially drivers) should be more careful with items, but they aren't. Dont blame the vendor unless it's like a FG/CF lip or something.
But that's just my opinion.
But that's just my opinion.
I think that's a load. You should put some sort of protection around the item. You're shipping it upwards of 3,000 miles and it is going to be bumped or tossed around some. Not only that, but if it does come out damaged you look like scum since it looks like you were just tried to scan the buyer/shipper to give some money or something that was broken to start with.
I remember a story about a guy receiving a AMS EMU which was shipped in the AMS box itself with clear packing tape, which is retarded, and received bricks instead. The seller tried to blame the shipper as someone who stole it. I tend to doubt someone would be that stupid but either way, I wouldn't trust that person and would post all over the place saying I got scammed.
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I think that's a load. You should put some sort of protection around the item. You're shipping it upwards of 3,000 miles and it is going to be bumped or tossed around some. Not only that, but if it does come out damaged you look like scum since it looks like you were just tried to scan the buyer/shipper to give some money or something that was broken to start with.
I remember a story about a guy receiving a AMS EMU which was shipped in the AMS box itself with clear packing tape, which is retarded, and received bricks instead. The seller tried to blame the shipper as someone who stole it. I tend to doubt someone would be that stupid but either way, I wouldn't trust that person and would post all over the place saying I got scammed.
I remember a story about a guy receiving a AMS EMU which was shipped in the AMS box itself with clear packing tape, which is retarded, and received bricks instead. The seller tried to blame the shipper as someone who stole it. I tend to doubt someone would be that stupid but either way, I wouldn't trust that person and would post all over the place saying I got scammed.
Jul 19, 2009, 02:49 PM
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this has been goin on for 10 days since the start of the transaction if it doesnt get resolved this week Ill let you guys know who it is. Im trying to talk to an owner or manager to see how they handle it this before I say who they are. I have a lil bit of respect not to put em out there.
