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I went into a gun shop recently to do a PPT on a pistol. They charged me for a lock, granted it was one penny, but they did in fact charge me for it. Thing is I never received the lock and while I was there picking it up I saw that the same failure had been inflicted upon another picker-upper of a PPT (clearly a used gun and clearly no lock left with it).
It is my belief that the gun shop in question is routinely charging people for locks that they do not deliver to the customer and is therefore breaking the law continuously and wantonly. They've not been open for long but I was sufficiently dissatisfied with the entire experience that this nagging gnawing at my spirit for getting boned, even if for just a penny meant that something more sinister was happening. It would seem to me that they're selling something for a loss and not delivering it and that such behaviour is destined to be covering up some other sort of mal-action on their part.
Anyone with lawyerific skillz want to play? If nothing else, I'll end up calling and letting them know I'm aware of their "habit" and unhappy about it and that I'd like my lock shipped to me to save me another 20 dollar drive and that I'd like them to send locks to each other person that they've boned for a penny in the last several months.
thoughts.
My thoughts: Yes it's petty (petty as hell but I'm prone to being a dick) but I'm sick of 11 day waits, FUD spreading a-holes behind the counter, poor customer service and flat ripping me off. I don't care if it's for a penny or a pound sterling. It's my money, I spent it on an agreed suite of product and service and was not correctly rendered all of the things that we contracted for.
It is my belief that the gun shop in question is routinely charging people for locks that they do not deliver to the customer and is therefore breaking the law continuously and wantonly. They've not been open for long but I was sufficiently dissatisfied with the entire experience that this nagging gnawing at my spirit for getting boned, even if for just a penny meant that something more sinister was happening. It would seem to me that they're selling something for a loss and not delivering it and that such behaviour is destined to be covering up some other sort of mal-action on their part.
Anyone with lawyerific skillz want to play? If nothing else, I'll end up calling and letting them know I'm aware of their "habit" and unhappy about it and that I'd like my lock shipped to me to save me another 20 dollar drive and that I'd like them to send locks to each other person that they've boned for a penny in the last several months.
thoughts.
My thoughts: Yes it's petty (petty as hell but I'm prone to being a dick) but I'm sick of 11 day waits, FUD spreading a-holes behind the counter, poor customer service and flat ripping me off. I don't care if it's for a penny or a pound sterling. It's my money, I spent it on an agreed suite of product and service and was not correctly rendered all of the things that we contracted for.
You have got to be joking.
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