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July 28, 2017, 05:58 AM
dwd1985
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July 28, 2017, 06:16 PM
Kenpoist
Yeah, I'd be calling them back and saying I didn't order a defective mount either, but here we are.

Baring that, maybe challenge with the credit card, just in principle
July 28, 2017, 06:17 PM
RHINOWSO
That sucks - I have dealt with their C/S twice (I snapped a screw - my fault for the wrong torque setting, and a defective locking lever on an aim point mount) and they sent me replacements on the house quickly.

And I'd be calling for a full fracking refund.
July 28, 2017, 06:27 PM
ZSMICHAEL
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A few days later they refund me, but I notice its less the cost of the original shipping. I reach out again, and I'm told its because I returned the optic rather than asking for a replacement. In short, they didnt honor their discount code, then mailed me a defective mount, then didnt refund me the full cost.


Do not reach out. Sorry pet peeve. Politely state what they have done and explain if you are not refunded shipping you will not do business with them again. The choice is yours. I run a business and when I am approached this way make it right for the customer. You might mention that they could throw in a coupon for future purchases.
July 28, 2017, 07:39 PM
Rey HRH
If you charged it to your credit card, I would call and say you returned the defective part and negate the original charge.

Let the company work to get the partial credit they gave you. If the credit card company asks for more details, just explain them the situation. I don't think you should pay for receiving defective merchandise.


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