doctor-bond
Feature Bike
Okay, I don't normally go public with this sort of thing, but I felt that on this occasion I had no choice.
A couple of weeks before Christmas I was planning the build for my next project (which I have to say is/will be my dream bike), and was really getting into the yuletide spirit. So much so, that I thought "what the hey", and went for it on some items that had been on my wish list for ages.
To cut a long story short -- and to avoid confusion -- I ordered the items using the vendor's preferred method (including ticking the gift option).
And now, sadly, over a month after the items should have arrived, I've received squat. Despite my best efforts, the vendor refuses to answer my communications and, frankly, I feel like I've been had.
I'm wondering if anyone else has had the same trouble with this guy? And if not, then this is a warning to all to beware of dealing with him.
He calls himself S. Claus, (but on other sites the joker also goes by the handle 'Father Christmas' or 'Santa'); and he makes you book the items upfront by sending a written order up the chimney (I know - I was skeptical too, but I really wanted the stuff!).
Anyway, I doubt I'll ever get satisfaction over this: I just hope my misfortune can act as a warning to others.
A couple of weeks before Christmas I was planning the build for my next project (which I have to say is/will be my dream bike), and was really getting into the yuletide spirit. So much so, that I thought "what the hey", and went for it on some items that had been on my wish list for ages.
To cut a long story short -- and to avoid confusion -- I ordered the items using the vendor's preferred method (including ticking the gift option).
And now, sadly, over a month after the items should have arrived, I've received squat. Despite my best efforts, the vendor refuses to answer my communications and, frankly, I feel like I've been had.
I'm wondering if anyone else has had the same trouble with this guy? And if not, then this is a warning to all to beware of dealing with him.
He calls himself S. Claus, (but on other sites the joker also goes by the handle 'Father Christmas' or 'Santa'); and he makes you book the items upfront by sending a written order up the chimney (I know - I was skeptical too, but I really wanted the stuff!).
Anyway, I doubt I'll ever get satisfaction over this: I just hope my misfortune can act as a warning to others.