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I recently purchased a loco from an prominent on line Train Store. <br />Well, I received said loco and it just wasn't operating properly. I inspected <br /> said loco and found a stripped screw hole on the front coupler and the <br />screw kept slipping out and shorting out on the lead trucks. <br /> <br /> <br />Well. finally received the loco and no kidding they GLUED the part on with super glue. <br />HELL, I coud've done that and saved the shipping costs as well. So I guess this how <br />we are,Howed we get to this point?? <br /> <br /> Here is their e-mail to me about this issue and my monday morning reply. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Craig\\InternetTrains.com wrote: <br /> <br /> Hello Dan, <br /> <br /> I was told you called earlier today and were unhappy with your <br /> locomotive and persisted you did not want to talk to me. <br /> <br /> First off, I did not lie and I would have nothing to gain by doing <br /> so. As with most returns, we hold of on making a final decision until <br /> we see the product in person. In your case, the only thing wrong with <br /> your locomotive was a simple screw. As we can agree, a screws only <br /> purpose is to hold it's place and I simply fixed the problem and <br />made sure the screw held it's place and it did, thus, totally dismissing <br /> the fact that the threads are stripped. <br /> <br /> Keep in mind that at Internettrains we are more then happy to accept <br /> returns, where as a lot of dealers would have had you deal with the <br /> manufacturer directly right off the bat. On top of that, we would have <br /> had to send the locomotive to Broadway after you shipped it to us just <br /> as you would have had to anyway which would have taken at least 2-3 weeks. <br /> <br /> I feel this matter was handled quickly and without incident; the <br /> locomotive was repaired (they probably would have done the same thing I <br /> did) and the screw is holding it's place. <br /> <br /> At this point, I am going to let another person here handle this issue. <br /> <br /> Sincerely, <br /> <br /> Craig <br /> Internettrains.com <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />OK how about I just stop Payment on the whole damn thing. <br />I paid good money for the loco, not to have a product that <br />needs repair right out of the box. And you did "B.S." me, you said <br />for me to return the loco and you checked your inventory <br />then and said that you had them in stock and you would exchange it!!! <br /> And you can damn sure bet that this issue is damn sure gonna show <br />up on Railroad Modelers "Forums" Discussion board about various <br />states of customer service. <br /> <br />
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