Re: AVOID THIS VENDOR HE CAN\'T BE TRUSTED don\'t delete people need to know
"wow, this is unbelievable...first, we did NOT wait for a week for the check to clear to send you those tires, we shipped everything right out the day after we got your PERSONAL check, look your check date and the shipping label date....second, we did insured all the tires, even on our airway bill says insured, but since it was DHL fault, they didn't want to cover all the $$, after we fight with them about 8 time on the phone, they finally refund the $200, then we took another $400 out from our own pocket to cover your lost, at this point, we shipped item RIGHT on time, we lost 4 brand new tires, lost all the shipping fees, and pay out $400 from our own pocket, all that to just to make the customer happy, and it's all 100% shipping company fault...plus we even offered him another set of USED tires with 90% life left plus all the refund..but still a NO...what else are you asking??"
Venom this is a lame response to a problem you should solve let me help you out with your math. 1st you received a $950.00 check so your bank account has 950 on it's side I dare say you had about a 20% mark up in that product therefore the tires cost you around the 750 mark. You send the tires out still no loss to you as you have the 950 large ones in your account. Tires don't make it so you tell us via this response that you have lost the tires (which you haven't because you have the first original check of 950) then you send your customer 400 back part of that was profit anyway so there is no loss on that part of the check. However, you dont deserve profit on something that never gets delivered. Your true loss so called would only be in the neighborhood of around 200. Don't make it sound like you lost alot or that you lost those tires they were paid for in the beginning and your only loss was what you gave back after your profit was taken out. Give the man his money back it will cost you in total about 550. True costs of 750 minus the 200 DHL refund means you would have a loss of 550. As it stands now you gave around 200 dollars of actual loss (provided that my mark-up guess was right).
BTW FOB is organized by the shipper but that cost is added to the buyers invoice but the arrangements are still made by the shipper. With any normal business transaction the items are always insured wether FOB or delivered by vendor.