Here is a good example for you:

Well whatever he is (if he's even out of 5th grade), i dont want to have anything to do with his "business". If he runs his "business" as well as he writes/spells I'll go someplace else.

This sucks. These are the types of people that make good warranties disappear.
 
LOL.

That is so transparent. Nobody is that much of an incompetent boob. It's an "I want a free knife." ploy from the start. If he's really in business (which I doubt -- too illiterate, and someone with that kind of peevish attitude doesn't have what it takes to run a business), he'd know the way he went about it was way too easy to spot.

I don't know about you guys, but anytime I ship something like that, I always ship Priority with a tracking number and Delivery Confirmation -- heck, just so the company doesn't screw me!

Thanks for the laugh, Mike.
 
Mike,

You have it all wrong man. You need to send this fartbox about two dozen Izulas.























The real kind. :D
 
You should send him a package a week for a while. ....of doodoo. That would be awesome. I nice pile of human fecal matter every week. LOL
 
You should send him a package a week for a while. ....of doodoo. That would be awesome. I nice pile of human fecal matter every week. LOL
Note to self, don't ever upset Dylside.:D
But seriously, do you really think that's a good idea or are you just venting?
 
It's amazing how stupid people look when they can't spell or use proper syntax. How does he how his business with such a lack of education?
 
You know this is an example of how difficult it is to run an upright business.

I had a customer say he did not received a Chris Reeve Knife that the post office said was delivered.

If I were the customer and had paid $400 for the knife and it was not in my hand, I would be ticked even if the post office did say it was delivered.

As the seller, I don't have anything to go on but the delivered slip.

What do you do?

Tough call. When someone is as belligerent as this guy, it is easier--no communication, no RMA, no nothing until he demands a new knife. Other cases are much more difficult.
 
That guy is a fool I think he is just looking for a freebie


P.s. I can't spell all that well my self just for the future i went to chicago public schools lol
 
He owns his own business, yet he didn't think to cough up a little extra change for a tracking# with insurance. Sounds like a good businessman:rolleyes:

*sniff-sniff-sniff* What is that? Is anbody else catching a wiff of that aroma...???
 
Hmmm...this is tough.

I just purchased a knife off the exchange a week ago. I sent the postal m.o. for payment via priority mail with delivery confirmation and tracking.

The seller did the same with the knife.

No hassles whatsoever on either side.

Guess I'm unusual int hat I thought that was the regular way to do business.
 
when i have someones address that i want to mess with i contact all the religous groups and agencies that are annoying about calling everday. For example i just had a kid but for 3 months before i had him the cord blood registry called everday. I know of other places like that too. Armed Forces Recruiters, amway, prepaid legal, the mormon church, major political parties, and the other minor political parties as well. oh and those companies that advertise on the radio for erectile pills and stuff like that. You dont want to send stuff from your house directly.
 
What I don't get, is that every business has to ship things from their offices. At least, once a month, right?
If he owns a business like he says he does, then why not use his own tape and his regular mailman or UPS or FedEx delivery guy to ship? He did say he is very busy and doesn't have time. Who has time to wait the long lines at the post office?

Any business owner would be smart enough to have someone pack up the box, get tracking and give it to the driver when he shows up for the day.

This guy is full of sheit!
 
You know this is an example of how difficult it is to run an upright business.

I had a customer say he did not received a Chris Reeve Knife that the post office said was delivered.

If I were the customer and had paid $400 for the knife and it was not in my hand, I would be ticked even if the post office did say it was delivered.

The Post Office is about as organized as my 12-year old. :D

They are supposed to scan a delivery confirmation when you pick it up. If you sent it to a Post Office Box, they might have scanned it when they put it in the box which they are not supposed to do. In other words, they are supposed to leave you a note in there that you have a package. One Izula was shipped (not from you) and it sat in the P.O. for about three weeks. I asked about it and no one would go back and check on it! Without a notice, they won't usually check unless you know the person at the counter and they do it as a personal favor to you. I know when it arrived because they dated the arrival with a black magic marker!

So, if they scanned it when they put it in the box, assuming it went to a P.O.B., and the guy is not lying, the thing is probably lying around in the P.O. or stolen or has fallen behind some table or cabinet.

This has happened to me about a dozen times in 10 years between two different P.O.s. The more you ship stuff, the more this is going to happen.
 
I'm with you on this one Mike. I think this guy is fabricating a story to try and get a knife for free. It is certainly possible for the post office to lose a package but some things just don't sound right & do not add up. The USPS is really pretty good about getting packages to their destinations with no problems. I have literally shipped thousands of packages over the last 10 years with only a couple that got lost.. a pretty good record. You're right... the entertainment factor certanly is there!:D
 
"I know the box made its way there. I never have problems with the mail they are good people and do their jobs."

That tells you allllllllllll you need to know about this guy.

well that and the fact that he cant use any punctuation whatsoever or type anything other than runon sentences that never seem to end and dont have capitals and make you reread the darn thing four times to understand what hes saying and are phrased like a john hinckley loveletter to jodie foster and...well, you get my point.

Must have been free postage stamp day in the psych ward.
 
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