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It seems that these large distributors that aggregate from many sellers are once again having quality issues. However, they'll still get my business because of
by wyc 10y ago
It seems that these large distributors that aggregate from many sellers are once again having quality issues. However, they'll still get my business because of their many conveniences. I'm just less likely to use them for critical things like medicine or heavy equipment.
I just went through something similar with some kitchen equipment purchased through Soap.com. I tried to claim warranty with the manufacturer, and they earned a new customer:
Hello,
Thank you for your inquiry. Soap.com is not an authorized retailer of our
items and we have had some problems with counterfeit <REDACTED>
that are having this type of problem. That being said, we can honor the
warranty and replace it with the genuine article, however in the future if you
choose to purchase our items please be sure that you are purchasing from
someone we have authorized to do business with. Is the address you list below
your current address to receive the replacement?
Regards,
- nommm-nommm 10y ago"if you choose to purchase our items please be sure that you are purchasing from someone we have authorized to do business with" - That's funny because, how do you, Joe Consumer, know what random companies are authorized to do business with what other random companies?
- rhizome 10y agoFor a situation like this, I would hope (and assume, given their messaging) that they have a page on their website listing them.
- beastcoast 10y agoSoap.com (Quidsi) is an Amazon subsidiary.