Shemonika
Alorton,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, May 24, 2005
This company is a criminal behind their fancy suits. Yes, they will try to make you pay more money or threaten to send your account to collections where they talk to you like an idiot. I would not pay them another d**n penny because as long as they continue to be in business, the worst it gets for other people. Like I said before, all members of SOL (sorry out of luck) need to be in jail because they are doing is illegal. By the way, does anyone know the status of the Texas lawsuit against Storesonline.
Edwin
Singapore,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, May 24, 2005
I received a release letter offer from StoreOnline. What they asked from me is really outrageous! SOL said "partial refund" and ask me to top up more payment to them!! Who in right frame of mind would agree to their offer?? (Re: - my package amounted to close to $9514.16 SGD total sales price. - I paid up $3000 down payment. - SOL offered refund partially at $4901.64 SGD. - That means they expect me to top up the balance!!) To summarise, - lousy service (no respond to urgent request for support), - misleading people to sign up their offer through hard sell techniques and offer during workshop, - even they agreed to offer refund, they do not bother to handle it reasonably. Instead, they just said "partial refund at $4901.64 SGD" and if I sign on it, I'm again ended up paying more. I reiterated my firm stand for full refund to SOL. 3 reminders have been sent.
Edwin
Singapore,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, May 21, 2005
I've repeatedly call Yeo Hock Quee from Singapore (Head of Business development) to contact me immediately, since we are both in Singapore and my case is urgent. He emiled me to say that my problems are due to SOL's bureacacy!! I can't believe that SOL could simply sweep their responsibility asides like that! Oh goodness! Let's say, you have placed $3000 to buy a TV. And the company did not deliver that new TV to you. You waited for weeks, they still have not deliver. You called them and wrote in several times, they still did not deliver and asked you to wait. Then, they finally write to you and say "Sorry, we have bureacacy. You just have to wait." You ask for refund. They said "sorry, refund is not an option. What of business culture is this? Then the local representative said "Yes, I'm in Singapore. But I'm not goint to call you to help you. If you need help, someone in Australia will follow up" Yes, that's what I get from SOL. YEO said he put someone from Australia to "take care" of my case. He said he's in Business Development, and not in-charge of Operations. (But strange enough, he held a Meet-the-Merchant Sessions with those who signed up in Singapore to discuss about their operations problems face!! And he said he can't help me.) I ended maing several long distance calls to Australia, and was informed that, despite all the unfair practices by SOL and all those unreasonable replies, "refund was not an option given!!" Why do they want put me through all these problem (such as calling Australia) then? Judge for yourself, do you want to sign up their service with these kind of support, fellow Singaporeans? I searched Google using the keywords "Complaint Storesonline". I was shock! Do you know? Storesonline actually get many marketing promotion pages on the top Google listing. Is it a way to neutralise the complaints displayed on web by pushing their page ranking to the bottom? Why do they have to do that? Why can't they repond to these complaints directly (such as to my complaint listed here in www.ripoffreport.com)? I'm still pursuing my case actively. If you have any advice on this, please feel free to let me know.