SmartCap
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Brekka, we certainly can understand your frustrations. It is true that our new plant in Fort Worth should make these long lead times a thing of the past. Until that happens though, we have been working with our distributor to provide date ranges for when an order will be fulfilled. While we realize this is less information than giving you a specific product fulfillment date, it does let you know the latest your order is likely to arrive (barring shipping issues the world is facing). This was why we DM’d you and asked for your order details.No need. You've posted numerous times that ETA is unknown and that orders go through dealers and you have very little info. I waited six months, but am not willing to wait any longer without a reasonably firm ETA given I paid in full upfront.
Absolutely nothing against you, the product looks super cool. I'm sure by this time next year once the Ft Worth DC is up and running these problems will be a thing of the past. Taking orders with no ETA, requiring payment in full, and then not following up on emails when I check in once a month to see if anybody knows anything just left a bad taste in my mouth.
That bad taste was obviously worsened when the dealer initially wanted a 15% cancellation fee totaling over $500 for a product I never saw, reduced it to $200, which I then had to initiate a CC charge back to fight to get a full refund.
Clearly, this is a broken process. I hope it gets worked out!
As for the issues you addressed regarding deposits and refunds, all our dealers are independent businesses, and as such are able to set their own individual policies for handling backorders. We would only suggest that buyers inquire about those policies, prior to placing an order.
While we wish you could hang in there with us, we fully respect and understand your decision and are very sorry to see you go. We wish you the best of luck, and many happy trails ahead.
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