Felicia
Culver City,#2UPDATE Employee
Fri, October 13, 2006
After lengthy investigation, it was found that items may be damaged during storage, packing or shipping which would explain why it still went up for auction. Luckily, it was inspected before it was shipped and we had the opportunity to notify the customer. Had we shipped the defective merchandise, it would have resulted in a return for faulty merchandise. Either way, it seems, this case would have ended up in a complaint. We do sincerely regret this order was not processed and shipped as usual. If at all we can ever prevent a customer receiving damaged goods, we will take any steps necessary to correct the situation. The fact that the compare price (which is NOT a retail price or a reflection of value, *see past posts and our Help section for more info*)was so high is inconsequential. The bottom line was that it was damaged and the rep was instructed to call to keep the customer informed. If this were a case of shady dealings, we might not have contacted the customer directly, issued the refund and offered no explanation for the reversed transaction. On the contrary, however, an explanation was provided as well as a refund of ALL fees.