Stephanie
Clearwater,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, March 12, 2005
You are absolutely correct. The fact is I never usually buy anything on the internet because I don't trust the people or online companies. I work in financial services and know many of these internet companies are at home businesses with 0 inventory yet have elaborate websites to lure consumers in. I purchased this bike because I found it about 100.00-200.00 cheaper then prices in the store and felt safe using a visa card because of the ability to chargeback. I also did some shopping for a few weeks before choosing this company and contacted them by phone etc. My credit card company/bank will not charge it back unless it is mailed back(very expensive to do,I've lost enough money already) and accepted by the company. Even then, there is no guarantee I will get any refund. The bike company will more then likely not accept it and then I will be out another 100-150.00 on shipping charges. I have been disputing this with my bank since February. I would have never bought anything online that I was not able to charge back. Thanks for your comments and suggestions,
Paul
Anaheim,#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, March 07, 2005
Auto parts store chains sell these mini motorcycles. Nobody sells auto parts down there Stephanie? Did you even bother to look? The fact is you could have driven 20 miles or less and seen the item before you bought it. If you were happy, you would have been able to buy it right there and take it home with you. Instead, you turned to the internet. Why is that, Stephanie? Why do people who have choices continue to choose the internet? Why in the world would anyone choose a method where they can be easily ripped off over one where it would be hard to get cheated? It's almost like a moth and a flame. The internet is a gamble when it comes to purchasing something. What happens when you gamble? More often than not, you lose! Now that you played the game out as far as it will go, it might be time to visit your bank and get the charge reversed. Don't you think? That way, you'll have more money for that next great big internet deal-of-a-lifetime!
Paul
Anaheim,#4Consumer Suggestion
Mon, March 07, 2005
Auto parts store chains sell these mini motorcycles. Nobody sells auto parts down there Stephanie? Did you even bother to look? The fact is you could have driven 20 miles or less and seen the item before you bought it. If you were happy, you would have been able to buy it right there and take it home with you. Instead, you turned to the internet. Why is that, Stephanie? Why do people who have choices continue to choose the internet? Why in the world would anyone choose a method where they can be easily ripped off over one where it would be hard to get cheated? It's almost like a moth and a flame. The internet is a gamble when it comes to purchasing something. What happens when you gamble? More often than not, you lose! Now that you played the game out as far as it will go, it might be time to visit your bank and get the charge reversed. Don't you think? That way, you'll have more money for that next great big internet deal-of-a-lifetime!
Paul
Anaheim,#5Consumer Suggestion
Mon, March 07, 2005
Auto parts store chains sell these mini motorcycles. Nobody sells auto parts down there Stephanie? Did you even bother to look? The fact is you could have driven 20 miles or less and seen the item before you bought it. If you were happy, you would have been able to buy it right there and take it home with you. Instead, you turned to the internet. Why is that, Stephanie? Why do people who have choices continue to choose the internet? Why in the world would anyone choose a method where they can be easily ripped off over one where it would be hard to get cheated? It's almost like a moth and a flame. The internet is a gamble when it comes to purchasing something. What happens when you gamble? More often than not, you lose! Now that you played the game out as far as it will go, it might be time to visit your bank and get the charge reversed. Don't you think? That way, you'll have more money for that next great big internet deal-of-a-lifetime!
Paul
Anaheim,#6Consumer Suggestion
Mon, March 07, 2005
Auto parts store chains sell these mini motorcycles. Nobody sells auto parts down there Stephanie? Did you even bother to look? The fact is you could have driven 20 miles or less and seen the item before you bought it. If you were happy, you would have been able to buy it right there and take it home with you. Instead, you turned to the internet. Why is that, Stephanie? Why do people who have choices continue to choose the internet? Why in the world would anyone choose a method where they can be easily ripped off over one where it would be hard to get cheated? It's almost like a moth and a flame. The internet is a gamble when it comes to purchasing something. What happens when you gamble? More often than not, you lose! Now that you played the game out as far as it will go, it might be time to visit your bank and get the charge reversed. Don't you think? That way, you'll have more money for that next great big internet deal-of-a-lifetime!