Online blower purchase gone bad - need help!
12-09-2006, 01:51 PM
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Re: Online blower purchase gone bad - need help!
Those pic where from PSE - I sent them to PSE to get rebuilt.
Here is the eBay ad.
Ed @ PSE said he could repair them for $500 each - new ones cost $800.
Here is the eBay ad.
Ed @ PSE said he could repair them for $500 each - new ones cost $800.
12-09-2006, 03:26 PM
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Re: Online blower purchase gone bad - need help!
its hard to tell by the picks in the ad.But with it saying 99% it not.
Its 50/50.Its does look bad but could be repaired by the pick.But is it cost efective or is it worth taking a chance of a leak?
Its 50/50.Its does look bad but could be repaired by the pick.But is it cost efective or is it worth taking a chance of a leak?
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12-09-2006, 03:50 PM
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Re: Online blower purchase gone bad - need help!
Originally Posted by yeehaw
Thunder Marine
4701 95th St North
St. Petersburg, FL 33708
www.thundermarine.com
I really wanted this to work out - I should have sent the blowers right back and contested the CC charges. The ebay protection policy is way expired. I might be able to go to the CC company, but I doubt it. It appears that the only avenue I have is court. Unless, of course, David at Thunder Marine steps up and either pays for the replacement parts or refunds my $.
Here are a couple pics...
4701 95th St North
St. Petersburg, FL 33708
www.thundermarine.com
I really wanted this to work out - I should have sent the blowers right back and contested the CC charges. The ebay protection policy is way expired. I might be able to go to the CC company, but I doubt it. It appears that the only avenue I have is court. Unless, of course, David at Thunder Marine steps up and either pays for the replacement parts or refunds my $.
Here are a couple pics...
12-09-2006, 04:39 PM
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Re: Online blower purchase gone bad - need help!
David Stansel is the person I've been dealing with. His boss, Ron, was supposed to call me Friday but didn't.
Strip - It was very clear to me before I bought them that there was not any corrosion. It was specifically addressed in the ad. Also, I felt comfortable dealing a seeming reputable company.
I'd rather pony up the difference to buy new than to repair them.
Strip - It was very clear to me before I bought them that there was not any corrosion. It was specifically addressed in the ad. Also, I felt comfortable dealing a seeming reputable company.
I'd rather pony up the difference to buy new than to repair them.
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