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Anyone deal with Doug at Bad *** Chrome...anyone have a phone # other than the one listed on their site
I purchased chrome strut hardware from them on ebay on 4/2/10. They shipped it yesterday 4/12. The USPS tracking # still doesn't show it was shipped. I'm not worried but never again. Here's the # they sent me in an email. 901-483-1950
I purchased chrome strut hardware from them on ebay on 4/2/10. They shipped it yesterday 4/12. The USPS tracking # still doesn't show it was shipped. I'm not worried but never again. Here's the # they sent me in an email. 901-483-1950
Yup...I got fed up waiting too and the lack of communication sucks. I finally opened a PayPal dispute and that got his attention, the refund was sent soon after, Like you said never again.
Yup...I got fed up waiting too and the lack of communication sucks. I finally opened a PayPal dispute and that got his attention, the refund was sent soon after, Like you said never again.
Well I should have the hardware tomorrow, 14 days later. Thankfully I didn't need it right away.
UPDATE:Product received, 14 days from payment to delivery.
Last edited by golfblues; Apr 23, 2010 at 03:09 PM.
I placed an order on March 31/2010. I have yet to receive update or anything. Check online it says order being processed. 6 unanswered emails. Bad thing is it was a $1000 order. If I would have known this, I never would have ordered. Unshure what to do now!
Long story short, before I came home on R&R from Iraq, I ordered a bunch of parts from the dealer for my bike. One was discontinued, so I found it on eBay with Doug. I bought it from him, it said he had 3 in stock. Mind you this was a discontinued part from Harley. Two weeks before I go home, call my wife ask her if it showed up yet. No.
Send an email to Doug, he responds saying they may have had "a run" on the part and will have to order from Harley. Yeah. Ok. Then Doug says I contacted him outside of eBay which is against the rules, even though in his auctions he lists his email and phone number for contact.
I contact eBay and request refund. Ebay rules in my favor and got my money back. Another forum member here found the part at another dealership that had it, so I bought it from them. Doug never once responded to about 2 emails asking for a refund. What an ***.
F Doug and his Bad *** Chrome. And by the way, those passenger floorboards in my sig pic are the ones I needed and got thanks to "Dawg" in the touring section.
I bought two manuals from him through ebay, payed right away obviously, but since I haven't heard a word and as far as I know nothing has been shipped yet.
I had similar problems. Ordered something from them from Ebay, they say it is out of stock and will have it shipped out in 6-10 days. 18 days later no part and won't respond to emails. Had to file a dispute with Paypal to get my money back. Why in the hell would you list something you don't have. NEVER AGAIN!
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