quote from jeeves...No one said its ok that it got broken. But it was fine when it left here.
So lets use your own example. You shipped 4 rims for $400 and they left you perfectly fine and then two arrived dented. The buyer wants his money back. So you will give him the $400 back and let him keep the rims even though they are still completely usable? I dont think so...end quote

no but i would compensate some money. maybe $100 or so just bc they didnt arrive int he condition that he thought they were.. theres no reason for that person to lose out. its not his fault..

and i understand your reason for not posting on heremuch.. this is more of an LT1 site. makes sense

 

You are a tard. Nobody is going to take the parts back, refund your money, then pay you damages for having your feelings hurt beacuse the shipping process broke something.

 

Thank you for posting the part numbers and prices. That was my point I earlier made, you just proved it. Thanks

The over dramatic sob story was overkill for the original poster.

 

wtf are you talking about..i would let them keep the rims and give them back $100... meaning he would pay a total of $300 + shipping instead of $400 + shipping bc the rims didnt arrive how they were supposedto

 

 

So in this case what are you advocating the seller do?

 

give the buyer $10 to buy a new lid and be done with it.. ya he would end up losing out on the deal, but $10 is nothing and as far as the sun visor goes.. i dont think anything needs to be done about that personally. thats just my opinion tho

 

I'm angry because no one understands, shipping did not damage the boods. If it had I wouldve gone dorectly go FEDEX. The broken pieces were not in the box I looked for them. The visor is not supposed to look like that. Its very hard for that to happen in shipping. Whatever, I get you're points. I'm rich, who cares, just have more come out of my pocket. I'm sure you would feel differently if you were in my position but you're not. However a lot of people are getting two worked up with all the cussing and banter. The point is, the damage did not happen during shipping and had it been during shipping, the seller is responsible for improper packaging. This thread is rediculous, I had no idea you guys would try and make it look like my fault. It takes some real wishful reasoning to blame this on me, but I looked, no broken pieces in the package. If I had a video of when I opened the package, all of you would be eating you're words right now.

Just forget it, Its only 35 dollars right? And i'm loaded. So i'll go ask dad for 10 bucks so I can get the lid, and maybe he'll just say screw it and buy me a brand new m3 csl.

Mods feel free to close this.

 

lol, this is the dumbest thread ever. The seller is clearly liable for the damaged product, and by not settling it, and even worse by having one of his cronies come on and try to do his arguing for him is simply pathetic. I will personally never do business with JnJ.

 

Not quite sure what happened here, but id like to stick up for JnJ - I actually know both Jeeves and Jay and can assure you that they are great people to deal with.

I actually bought over 800$ of valvetrain parts from Jay this fall, and he did everything in his power to accomodate me, and even allowed me to pick them up before i could even pay him. His reputation in WNY is one of the bests around and i will continue to reccomend to everyone i know

 

purchase insurance on the package.

thats not the issue, the way the customer received the product is.

is that the same for JnJ?

He should pay for return shipping of the broken items back to JnJ and once JnJ receives them he should issue a full refund. that is how most reputable companies do it when something is received damaged.

but this one isnt and what is going to be done to make him like the alleged "every other person"

first sentence is good while the second is useless.

So you admit the part is broke. At this point the seller should issue an apology and a way for the buyer to ship back the defective/damaged goods at the cost to the seller. Whether JnJ is a good shop or not, you guys coming in this thread and sticking up for him does not portray that image. JnJ is the one responsible for making this transaction right. Being a business you should know that you will not make everyone happy but you should always go out of your way and do everything you can to make the situation right. Sometimes you will even get those people that will intentionally bad mouth a shop when there is no validity. Still, the shop nor its affilliates should chime in the way they have here. JnJ should immedaitely take action and defend himself, nobody else. Others should feel inclined to post there experiences with JnJ (which quite a few have done), but no one should fight his battles. I am completely nuetral between the two parties and am not sticking up for either, just stating my opinion on the rules of buyer/seller and shop/customer.

 

potential customer lost. oh yea, me too. whether JnJ is a stand up guy or not, i am extremely hesitant (sp?) to do business with him.
remember, situations like these will ALWAYS happen. they are called accidents. so next time maybe you should try not to forget that its how you deal with these situations that seperates you from the rest.

 

that was a damn good post i agree with everything. well put

 

I agree with you on all parts but the part about this being an accident. Shipping was not the cause of damage.

 

What would you like done to make this right?