Autolumination.com ...are LIARS and THIEVES!!! Do NOT buy from them!!!!
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IT REALLY SUX fn *****.when you finally get up cash or whatever to buy something and it isnt what it should be.it's happened to us all.just move on,right it off as a lesson learned.F. all these dishonest bastages already.stop sellin crap to hard workin AMERICANS
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Ahh yes, autlumination.com, aka superlumination.com, aka ctlumination.com.
I had an experience about 2 years ago with Chris and Tracy. They sent me an LED bulb that had a loose connection inside the base, which was causing a flicker. I tried the bulb in several sockets with the same results, but a different bulb in the same sockets and it lit fine. They tried to tell me it was a voltage issue. I told them it couldn't be, because if I put a little pressure on the top of the bulb, it will light solid, so it must be a loose connection in the bulb. At that point, they accused me of breaking the bulb when pulling it out of the socket, and causing this issue.
I had ordered from them several times, each time with no issue, and the products seemed good, so I told them that, and asked that they please make good on their products becasue I've given them alot of business and would continue to do so. They told me that I could take my business else where if I was going to lie about "breaking their bulbs" and try to fraudulently return them.
Great set of folks...
You're better off with superbrightleds.com or vleds.com
I had an experience about 2 years ago with Chris and Tracy. They sent me an LED bulb that had a loose connection inside the base, which was causing a flicker. I tried the bulb in several sockets with the same results, but a different bulb in the same sockets and it lit fine. They tried to tell me it was a voltage issue. I told them it couldn't be, because if I put a little pressure on the top of the bulb, it will light solid, so it must be a loose connection in the bulb. At that point, they accused me of breaking the bulb when pulling it out of the socket, and causing this issue.
I had ordered from them several times, each time with no issue, and the products seemed good, so I told them that, and asked that they please make good on their products becasue I've given them alot of business and would continue to do so. They told me that I could take my business else where if I was going to lie about "breaking their bulbs" and try to fraudulently return them.
Great set of folks...
You're better off with superbrightleds.com or vleds.com
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From: Poconos, PA
Ahh yes, autlumination.com, aka superlumination.com, aka ctlumination.com.
I had an experience about 2 years ago with Chris and Tracy. They sent me an LED bulb that had a loose connection inside the base, which was causing a flicker. I tried the bulb in several sockets with the same results, but a different bulb in the same sockets and it lit fine. They tried to tell me it was a voltage issue. I told them it couldn't be, because if I put a little pressure on the top of the bulb, it will light solid, so it must be a loose connection in the bulb. At that point, they accused me of breaking the bulb when pulling it out of the socket, and causing this issue.
I had ordered from them several times, each time with no issue, and the products seemed good, so I told them that, and asked that they please make good on their products becasue I've given them alot of business and would continue to do so. They told me that I could take my business else where if I was going to lie about "breaking their bulbs" and try to fraudulently return them.
Great set of folks...
You're better off with superbrightleds.com or vleds.com
I had an experience about 2 years ago with Chris and Tracy. They sent me an LED bulb that had a loose connection inside the base, which was causing a flicker. I tried the bulb in several sockets with the same results, but a different bulb in the same sockets and it lit fine. They tried to tell me it was a voltage issue. I told them it couldn't be, because if I put a little pressure on the top of the bulb, it will light solid, so it must be a loose connection in the bulb. At that point, they accused me of breaking the bulb when pulling it out of the socket, and causing this issue.
I had ordered from them several times, each time with no issue, and the products seemed good, so I told them that, and asked that they please make good on their products becasue I've given them alot of business and would continue to do so. They told me that I could take my business else where if I was going to lie about "breaking their bulbs" and try to fraudulently return them.
Great set of folks...
You're better off with superbrightleds.com or vleds.com
NNOOOOOOOOO........Not Tracy and Chris Bacon!!!! I can't believe that!! Can you taste my sarcasm? They are scumbags...plain and simple. Your story is the same as about 100 others I have read online while looking into thier reputation. They do not give 2 ***** about customers, repeat or not. Amazing!
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