LMAO...wow. Really, shrike? I'm not saying they're without fault, but they refunded everybody's money reasonably quickly AND gave everyone a $10 credit. So, they advertised a product at a price they were not able to deliver on. You act like Toys R Us, Best Buy, and even the almighty Amazon hasn't had something like this happen before.
Yes, really. They need to be buried in a flood of bad BBB complaints, since they were advertising a product they never had and never could deliver on. There was no possible way that they could deliver on the promise of a 23-disc Bond BluRay set that was never in their possession and they never could ship. The FTC goes after companies like this and from the track record of its founder, this is something he's done time and time again and will keep doing until he gets put out of business.
Sorry, but it just comes off very "bitter ex-gf" like to me. I'm treating this as an isolated incident. I've looked over the site thoroughly, and I understand people had problems with them before. I would even be fine with saying they are disorganized and sloppily run. But the stuff people write about them being a "scam site" is absurd.
Judging from their BBB rating, I wouldn't go as far as to call this an isolated incident. Personally I thought they left the sale on there for far too long at an absurdly low price. Many other sites would have pulled it within 2-24 hours. Its a really clever way to get a short term loan and increase your mailing list ten fold.
That's reasonable. But I think the "they won't be getting my business in the future" should come with a qualifier like "...unless they offer the Star Wars Complete Saga on Blu-Ray for $19.99." haha. I would hope most of us here would have considered this a calculated risk. We had Paypal protecting our end, and we knew the deal was a longshot.
You know what shrike, if people were willing to crap at money for a $20 vita only to receive a fake coin, I guess even $40 is at peoples tolerance levels when it comes to a deal that is to good to be true.I would have never jumped on it even if I didn't already have it but people should take these things more seriously with criminals getting more sophisticated when it comes to identity theft.
LMAO...how is that a bad mentality? It's called having peace of mind that your purchases are protected. I'm giving a business the benefit of the doubt that they are legitimate. nomorerack has WAY more history and background than some of the fly-by-night "stores" that pop up around the internet. If they actually choose to engage in illegal activity, why in
s sake would I not have the right to have my financial information protected?No i'm saying don't be aLMAO...how is that a bad mentality? It's called having peace of mind that your purchases are protected. I'm giving a business the benefit of the doubt that they are legitimate. nomorerack has WAY more history and background than some of the fly-by-night "stores" that pop up around the internet. If they actually choose to engage in illegal activity, why in
Let me make sure i follow your logic. You're saying that since the deal is "too good", I deserve to be ripped off and have money stolen?
I'm going to type that again so you can think it through one more time.
You're saying that since the deal is "too good", I deserve to be ripped off and have money stolen? Unreal.
ING idiot and think first.... in just about every one of these deals there have been people who said "...don't do it... it's a scam" and morons like yourself say "it's okay... if it is PayPal/my CC will give me my money back"It was your (and many others') decision to take the plunge. From the beginning people had posted warnings that the company didn't have a great track record, and that there have been many issues prior to this. Everybody who jumps on these deals with a snarky "in for one cancellation!" with a slight glimmer that the orders will get fulfilled... I don't feel bad for either. You knew the risks, you took the chance, you got your money back, and that should be that. It was fun watching the palpable dread quickly fill these threads, though.LMAO...how is that a bad mentality? It's called having peace of mind that your purchases are protected. I'm giving a business the benefit of the doubt that they are legitimate. nomorerack has WAY more history and background than some of the fly-by-night "stores" that pop up around the internet. If they actually choose to engage in illegal activity, why in
Let me make sure i follow your logic. You're saying that since the deal is "too good", I deserve to be ripped off and have money stolen?
I'm going to type that again so you can think it through one more time.
You're saying that since the deal is "too good", I deserve to be ripped off and have money stolen? Unreal.
So I'm a "No i'm saying don't be a
I mean seriously. Do you take accountability for any of your actions? Or should someone come by and clean up your mess?
Yep, that chinese seller is really going to send you a PS Vita for $20.. .and YEP that company no one has heard of (and those that have have only heard negative things) and has a "F" BBB rating is going to ship thousands of Bond sets for $39
I mean get real.
ING idiot" for what now? Shopping at an online retailer I've used multiple times before and gotten great deals before, or for using a buyer protection program that was created for the sole purpose of protecting against things just like this? Sure, usually too good to be true is a mantra you can follow, however, tell that to the $15 Otter Box that's on our iPhones or the 4 or 5 other things I have purchased from the site before. Also, most other scam sites would've just tried to keep the money and not sent an apology along with $10 credit. Huh, guess I am, as you say, the "ING idiot" here. <shrugs> Have a good life kid.
