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I wonder what lead KlearGear to decided it'd be a good idea to try to extort $3500 over the negative review years later. The original e-mail complaint doesn't
by fuzzywalrus 12y ago
I wonder what lead KlearGear to decided it'd be a good idea to try to extort $3500 over the negative review years later.
The original e-mail complaint doesn't exactly cast the complaint in the best light as the customer makes an unreasonable demand and devolves to childish insults (although it does appear they were frustrated when they unable to reach KlearGear). The KlearGear response seems responsible given the circumstances...
http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/KlearGearcom/San-Antonio-Texas-78229/KlearGearcom-Incompetent-Customer-Service-refusal-to-ship-products-San-Antonio-Texas-421103 http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/KlearGearcom/San-Antonio-Texas...
Any immaturity by the customer pales to the decision send them to a claims department.