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November 13th, 2014, 19:46 | #1 |
AirsoftDepot - EXCELLENT!
About three weeks back I ordered a Cyma AK47 EBB (046) direct from the site.
This was intended as a birthday present for my son. I threw in some extra mags and fluff so I could take advantage of their $300 free shipping offer. Transaction went smooth like butta. Items arrived per Canada Post without delay and in perfectly good order. I unpacked it, gave it a quick check over and cleaning, as well as a test fire - all was in order and the gun was functioning properly. Fast forward a couple weeks and the gun hits the field for the first time in my kid's hands. About 100 rounds into the first battle of the day, the gun dies. I figure I gave him a bad battery, so we swap and still nothing. It's just dead. Luckily, I always bring a backup, so the day was not a loss, but still - new gun=no fun. That night, I gave it a more in-depth once-over... It seems that the wiring was a tad substandard with exposed sections and a woefully inadequate 10 amp fuse. I took it to my local tech, who rewired it with silver wire and completely removed the fuse. Gun is now running a-ok. I registered my disappointment in this AK with AirsoftDepot via email and via a damning review of the product's quality out of the box on their site. Now, ordinarily, these things are ignored by most companies, but it seems AD has a different policy. Before I even got an email back, I received a $50 refund. Yes - $50. Thereafter, I received an apology via email from a lovely individual named Gloria. That's right - an apology. This is how responsible, quality businesses do e-commerce. Moreover, this is how responsible, quality businesses respect their customers. And finally, this is how responsible, quality businesses earn loyalty. They turned what was a shitty experience into the best possible outcome. In the process, they've bought themselves a customer for life as well as an advocate. That being said, I can't recommend them enough. Shop AirsoftDepot with ironclad confidence. I know I will be - again, and again. |
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November 13th, 2014, 20:25 | #2 |
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I have to agree , Truly a Great company to deal with.
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November 13th, 2014, 22:43 | #4 |
Nice to hear.
Congrats and way to pass on the information to other potential buyers. |
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November 13th, 2014, 23:48 | #5 |
Unfortunately, Airsoft depot just delivered my package to the WRONG address. I listed everything correctly so this is on their end. Hopefully they send me out another package with my address on it this time. Someone some where has a mystery box.
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November 14th, 2014, 00:07 | #6 |
With the amount of orders Huang and his crew get daily it doesn't surprise me that things get screwed up from time to time. He's a busy guy and has little help.
Hopefully your misdirected package issue gets sorted out.
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November 14th, 2014, 09:55 | #7 | |
Was it AD or the shipper? I've had both CP and UPS take shit to the wrong address despite the correct info on the label.
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November 14th, 2014, 10:30 | #8 |
I wouldn't know. All I know is that on my end I have everything listed correctly, and either AD or CP gave my box to someone that accepted it without questioning where it came from >.> That's what really gets me. Some dickhole out there accepted a package in someone else name because "free stuffz!".
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November 14th, 2014, 10:33 | #9 |
"bb bukakke" KING!
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wait a couple days? CP reported a package of mine delivered to my super box but I didn't get it until 5 days later. I assume they either put it in the wrong box and the person who got it took that long to figure out it wasn't theirs and sort it out with CP.
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November 14th, 2014, 12:19 | #10 | |
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I don't know what CP's policy is on a misdelivered package. If it was uninsured, then you may have some problems. |
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November 14th, 2014, 12:28 | #11 |
Technically, the person who received the package has now committed theft by keeping something they know is not legally theirs. Insurance is for packages damaged in transit not for misdelivered ones, CP took responsibility for the package, they were paid for a service and have not completed that service and so have not completed their part of the contract yet. It's their responsibility to find the missing package and deliver it to the right individual. Until it reaches your hands, it's still in their custody.
Does AD not require a signature? |
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November 15th, 2014, 22:19 | #12 |
I find vendor support to be rather a cult like activity around here. Wrong items, missing items, wrong address and support is still strong (incl comments in other threads). But hey.. what you do with you money is up to you.
There are other vendors that check the quality of their products, don't have nearly as many complaints (that I have seen), and seem to put the effort into doing things right the first time around. They are also Canadian, one man, part time shops with a decent volume. So it can be done and without excuses. There are options if you look around. |
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November 16th, 2014, 02:02 | #13 | ||
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Insurance will also cover packages that were "lost" in transit and not recovered (I say "lost" because I've had more than one package get "lost" at their Mississauga sorting plant).
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November 16th, 2014, 02:59 | #14 |
I've had my package delivered once to another house. This was with another retailer, not airsoftdepot, that I ordered many times with before. The retailer labelled everything right, it was the idiot CP worker who delivered it to the wrong house.
Luckily the person who got my item drove to my house and gave it to me. Guess that's a positive to living in a smaller city. I guess what I'm trying to say is, it's usually Canada Post that messes things up, not the retailer.
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February 26th, 2015, 21:44 | #15 |
i shop there all the time now..
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