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Yesterday, after 4 months of calling, texting and emailing J&S Jacks to simply ask the status of my replacement bottle jack I received an email from UPS saying the bottle has shippedout, a tracking number and it will arrive today! (hopefully)
Is it a coincidence that I filed a dispute with my credit card bank, the day before it supposedly shipped?? Did my dispute give J&S a "kick in the butt"? It's just my guess that it did, because the timing is too much of a coincidence. For those who happen to be waiting months, without a response or their purchase from J&S, maybe a "dispute" filed with their CC company might do the trick....who knows?
kinda sketchy
this reminds me of Bike Bandit were people would place orders and would never be placed.
In your case, once you filed the dispute, the order finally came in.
My tin foil hat tells me they had the part and you as a customer would forget about the order. So they purposely waited until you did something about it which filing a dispute kicked it into high gear
Screw them. Local or not, if you want to screw your customers like that, I would never do business again.
Yesterday, after 4 months of calling, texting and emailing J&S Jacks to simply ask the status of my replacement bottle jack I received an email from UPS saying the bottle has shippedout, a tracking number and it will arrive today! (hopefully)
I was in your shoes as well with the communications, but had not ordered. I decided to call them this morning and lo and behold! I got someone on the line after the third ring. The person gave me a discount code and I ordered the replacement bottle. He said the lead time for shipping is a week. Yes...fingers crossed.
Perhaps they were "holding back" on their supply of bottles in order to fill their jack orders (can't sell a jack without a bottle)...and perhaps their jack orders have diminished due to all the "bad press" (ie: this fourm and other customer complaints).
All I know is I now have my replacement bottle (with the release **** and properly drilled holes) and hopefully I won't need any further contact with J&S.....which, as I've said before, is too bad because the product they make is a very good one.
its a COMPLETE COINCIDENCE....as mine is arriving today as well. I am assuming it was literally a supply chain issue and that they got so frustrated with telling people that, they ended up stopping the replies is all. I hope it has the same ****!! I waited months and months....but I ran into same issues with MANY parts over the last year so its not unusual
Yes it has the same **** and drilled holes. There also seems to be a small hole drilled in the pump handle receiver . Perhaps to better secure the foot peddle from turning if the other screw loosens . Btw its a RED bottle jack for what its worth. Made in china obviously.
From the sound of it, I'd say they have been waiting on a container shipment of jacks and have only recently received it. Be that as it may, if/when I need a replacement, I'm heading to Lowe's. The complete lack of customer response many of you have posted tells me all I need to know. I have no doubt I can wrangle the **** situation; I is an injunear.
From the sound of it, I'd say they have been waiting on a container shipment of jacks and have only recently received it. Be that as it may, if/when I need a replacement, I'm heading to Lowe's. The complete lack of customer response many of you have posted tells me all I need to know. I have no doubt I can wrangle the **** situation; I is an injunear.
Cool.! (I'll call you if I can't figure mine out when the time comes )
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