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06-12-2013, 02:08 AM

Yosemite Sam Yosemite Sam is offline

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Originally Posted by Oak

Guys, the problem I'm having with them is that I checked the price online and it said it was something like $10.49 each. I called that store and ordered the part and they said it would be that price each and a few dollars shipping on 2. When I pick the parts up they charged me $20 for the part + tax and only ordered me 1 so I would have needed to pay $20 + tax for the other one I needed. There is no breakdown on shipping so I paid tax on shipping also.

I made a complaint on Thursday and received an email that they got it and said it would be turned over to the Atlanta office. I have not heard anything yet but I will keep you all posted. I hope they make it right because their prices are pretty good on this stuff.

GO OAK!

If we would all stand up for what is right... they would undoubtedly find another way to screw us.

But, I admire your gusto and enthusiasm, we should all make our complaints when things aren't right.

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