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The customer paid his money, and he got no controller, just bullshit excuses and evasion and abuse. That gives him the right to complain. And he certainly start
by jonhendry 15y ago
The customer paid his money, and he got no controller, just bullshit excuses and evasion and abuse. That gives him the right to complain. And he certainly started with a reasonable tone.
It doesn't help that Christoforo is selling the controllers off his ebay account, which says they are shipping from Massachusetts, while his 'company' claims to be in California.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/230687329514#ht_2193wt_1398 http://www.ebay.com/itm/230687329514#ht_2193wt_1398
So a paid order isn't filled on time, but this guy has controllers to sell on ebay?
Makes me wonder if he's been diverting the controllers, i.e. stealing them, and selling them out from under the company.
- powertower 15y agoThe way I read it went like this... 1. Customer makes a $50 purchase. 2. Merchant gets over his head with new business, makes some mistakes. 3. Customer flips out on second email to merchant, tries to create problems for him with Visa. 4. Customer proceeds into a "principle" (aka ego) driven exchange with merchant that goes nowhere, turns into some kind of a pissing contest.