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Ocean City,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, November 21, 2008
Alot of times these catalogs become out of date as little as weeks after being printed and mailed out to consumers. There was fine print in there protecting them about items selling out, etc. They had a great sale which was good enough for the paper catalog and it sold out. I do not see how they are entitled to matching that sale on price on a similar replacement. Maybe I am missing something? What is the matter with accepting the item became out of stock through the sale before you could purchase it without demanding and wanting a different item for the same price as compensation? What did your lawsuit bring from this? Any updates? If it was me I would have moved on after the item being out of stock and not sweating it.
Deathwind1
Ridgefield,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, March 05, 2008
From What I See There Is Only (2) Reports Which Is Very Low---I Have Buying From This Company For Around (20) Years And I Am Extremly Happy With The Way Of Doing Business--I Have Spent Somewhere Between $5000 And $10,000 With Them--I Have Spent Enough With Them That I Get There Hardback Catalog Each Year From Them---IF You Are Not Unreasonable With Cabela's You Will Find Them A Great Company To Deal With
Den
Norwalk,#4Author of original report
Thu, March 06, 2003
Just 6 days after filing this report, and the same with the BBB, a woman from Cabelas named Jodi called me and said they'd decided they'd sell what I had been seeking at the advertised price! They did not mention the BBB, or BadBusinessBureau. I asked her if she'd mind sending me an email to confirm that, and she had someone else do so. It had no instructions about how to order. I return email asking how to do this. I was told everything was on file, and whoever I placed my order with would know what its about. I decided not to try to order online, in spite of what it says at the bottom of every page of the catalogue: "order online at www.cabelas.com" I called instead. I was transferred once, (after calling the "order," line, and then put on hold by the customer service line for 15 minutes before I hung up. In addition to what I'd originally wanted to order, I wanted a down vest also on the same page of this catalogue, I was told they were out of stock on those as well. (The guy I'd been speaking to on the phone, was looking for an alternative, just like the last "alternative," I'd bet. More money, same vest. After hanging up, I emailed the person who'd sent the confirmation that I could get the down drawers at the advertised price, and told him I'd been on hold too long. He emailed back and said we should let the BBB handle the complaint as we were getting no where, and we were at an impasse. I didn't write back.
Den
Norwalk,#5Author of original report
Thu, March 06, 2003
Just 6 days after filing this report, and the same with the BBB, a woman from Cabelas named Jodi called me and said they'd decided they'd sell what I had been seeking at the advertised price! They did not mention the BBB, or BadBusinessBureau. I asked her if she'd mind sending me an email to confirm that, and she had someone else do so. It had no instructions about how to order. I return email asking how to do this. I was told everything was on file, and whoever I placed my order with would know what its about. I decided not to try to order online, in spite of what it says at the bottom of every page of the catalogue: "order online at www.cabelas.com" I called instead. I was transferred once, (after calling the "order," line, and then put on hold by the customer service line for 15 minutes before I hung up. In addition to what I'd originally wanted to order, I wanted a down vest also on the same page of this catalogue, I was told they were out of stock on those as well. (The guy I'd been speaking to on the phone, was looking for an alternative, just like the last "alternative," I'd bet. More money, same vest. After hanging up, I emailed the person who'd sent the confirmation that I could get the down drawers at the advertised price, and told him I'd been on hold too long. He emailed back and said we should let the BBB handle the complaint as we were getting no where, and we were at an impasse. I didn't write back.
Den
Norwalk,#6Author of original report
Thu, March 06, 2003
Just 6 days after filing this report, and the same with the BBB, a woman from Cabelas named Jodi called me and said they'd decided they'd sell what I had been seeking at the advertised price! They did not mention the BBB, or BadBusinessBureau. I asked her if she'd mind sending me an email to confirm that, and she had someone else do so. It had no instructions about how to order. I return email asking how to do this. I was told everything was on file, and whoever I placed my order with would know what its about. I decided not to try to order online, in spite of what it says at the bottom of every page of the catalogue: "order online at www.cabelas.com" I called instead. I was transferred once, (after calling the "order," line, and then put on hold by the customer service line for 15 minutes before I hung up. In addition to what I'd originally wanted to order, I wanted a down vest also on the same page of this catalogue, I was told they were out of stock on those as well. (The guy I'd been speaking to on the phone, was looking for an alternative, just like the last "alternative," I'd bet. More money, same vest. After hanging up, I emailed the person who'd sent the confirmation that I could get the down drawers at the advertised price, and told him I'd been on hold too long. He emailed back and said we should let the BBB handle the complaint as we were getting no where, and we were at an impasse. I didn't write back.