First bad experience with Summit Racing.
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sorry to hear about your misfortune, I gotta add that I too have NEVER had a problem getting stuff from Summit Racing. they are one of my favorite online companies to order from. their prices are usually some of the best around and they ship fast for the most part. Hell even when I ordered my 35s for my Jeep from them and they were on backorder I still got them in just over a week. Summit, Jegs, and 4Wheeldrive Hardware are my top three online companies to order from, at least for truck and Jeep parts. motorcycle and quad stuff I order from Motosport for the same reasons.
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ORIGINAL: nolazach
Hate to hear that. It does happen all the time, it just stinks when it happens to you. I used to have a problem with UPS leaving packages at my house in the city. Sometimes they would walk off, I also had a package that contained cash go missing. I have never ordered something from overseas and not had it "inspected". My Dad is A Plant manager for the Post office and my mom is Bulk mail sales They usually tell me all kinds of stories and I think with their volume they lose thousands of items a year.
UPS honestly has the best tracking but it seems there are times, like "bad weather" when it all gets messed up.
Well at least I have some good news UPS found my Hughes package, they said it is damaged, but I will see when I get it.
If an item is damaged in shipping, does that mean UPS must pay for the damage?
Hate to hear that. It does happen all the time, it just stinks when it happens to you. I used to have a problem with UPS leaving packages at my house in the city. Sometimes they would walk off, I also had a package that contained cash go missing. I have never ordered something from overseas and not had it "inspected". My Dad is A Plant manager for the Post office and my mom is Bulk mail sales They usually tell me all kinds of stories and I think with their volume they lose thousands of items a year.
UPS honestly has the best tracking but it seems there are times, like "bad weather" when it all gets messed up.
Well at least I have some good news UPS found my Hughes package, they said it is damaged, but I will see when I get it.
If an item is damaged in shipping, does that mean UPS must pay for the damage?
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what would i do if i got the wrong pads or if they where made for a 2500 , 3500...hmmmmm what would i do , well i would of run to the local parts store have them pull a 2500 or 3500 caliper and take some messurements from the stock and see if the 3500 caliper would fit... on my 96 i have a 2500 caliper on...
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ORIGINAL: heybuddy1901
must?
not sure on that.
but we get damaged packages all the time (i load trucks every morning)
most from improper or poor packaging. (amazon is famous for the one piece of tape on the bottom of a big box with one small item in it..)
i know that we cut ALOT of checks every month for damaged/lost/missing packages..
call the C/S number and see what they say
If an item is damaged in shipping, does that mean UPS must pay for the damage?
not sure on that.
but we get damaged packages all the time (i load trucks every morning)
most from improper or poor packaging. (amazon is famous for the one piece of tape on the bottom of a big box with one small item in it..)
i know that we cut ALOT of checks every month for damaged/lost/missing packages..
call the C/S number and see what they say
The "damage" was a small dent and a wet box. They had it wrapped in plastic and very little water even got to the box. I guess UPS was just being careful. My tune-up kit is in great shape, as are my thermostat and o-rings. I am a happy camper. I just wanted it two days ago. At least I have the weekend now. Its just... well you guys know, when you are working on your truck and you are planning on something, it really stinks when an outside source messes up those plans.
Its all good now.
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what would i do if i got the wrong pads or if they where made for a 2500 , 3500...hmmmmm what would i do , well i would of run to the local parts store have them pull a 2500 or 3500 caliper and take some messurements from the stock and see if the 3500 caliper would fit... on my 96 i have a 2500 caliper on...
what would i do if i got the wrong pads or if they where made for a 2500 , 3500...hmmmmm what would i do , well i would of run to the local parts store have them pull a 2500 or 3500 caliper and take some messurements from the stock and see if the 3500 caliper would fit... on my 96 i have a 2500 caliper on...
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**** indy...you in law school?
**** indy...you in law school?
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Yea.. I once heard of this guy from Harvord that caught his bad *** truck on FIRE!!.. was very sad.. [sm=smiley32.gif]
Yea.. I once heard of this guy from Harvord that caught his bad *** truck on FIRE!!.. was very sad.. [sm=smiley32.gif]
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There is something in business law called FOB, freight on buyer.
There is something in business law called FOB, freight on buyer.
The term, FOB Shipping Point, indicates that the sale occurred at the shipping point—at the seller’s shipping dock. FOB Destination indicates that the sale will occur when it arrives at the destination—at the buyer’s receiving dock.
If the sale occurred at the shipping point (seller’s shipping dock), then the buyer should take responsibility for the cost of transporting the goods. If the sale doesn’t occur until the goods reach the destination (terms are FOB Destination), then the seller should be responsible for transporting the goods until they reach the buyer’s unloading dock.
Most small retail sale is FOB shipping. The seller washes his hands of responsibility as soon as the item is on the truck.