Direct Cycle Part - Still Struggling?
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I can not understand why some people continue to take a chance with these vendors who have a history or poor performance or poor communication. In todays world of instant communication there is absolutely no excuse for someone passing the buck by saying it is a problem with a manufacture. If there is a problem with a manufacturer they need to quit charging credit cards until such time as the problem is resolved. They have your phone number as well as your email address and could advise you within 24 hours if that is the case. There are still plenty of good companies out there who do business correctly. Why take a chance with those who have less than stellar reputations? If you are buying strictly on price, you definitely get horned. Many times a company who does not have the product in their own inventory will advertise a price that is lower than the competition. And then, if the orders do come in. they will give you some **** and bull story about the manufacturer being at fault. That is called "operating out of an empty wagon."
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Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Western South Dakota
OP comes on here, introduces himself and then responds twice in his introduction thread and then immediately starts his own thread on Direct Cycle...
Hmmmm... coincidence?
I think not.
LET ME SAY IT AGAIN.
I have been dealing with Direct since they were Wally's.
NEVER, EVER had 1 issue with them..
IN THE YEARS I have been dealing with them.
AM I sticking up for Direct Cycle?
YOU BET YOUR ***!!
Had I been a mod, I would've pulled the thread.
Hmmmm... coincidence?
I think not.
LET ME SAY IT AGAIN.
I have been dealing with Direct since they were Wally's.
NEVER, EVER had 1 issue with them..
IN THE YEARS I have been dealing with them.
AM I sticking up for Direct Cycle?
YOU BET YOUR ***!!
Had I been a mod, I would've pulled the thread.
Road Master
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 1,240
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From: lancaster,ca
I can not understand why some people continue to take a chance with these vendors who have a history or poor performance or poor communication. In todays world of instant communication there is absolutely no excuse for someone passing the buck by saying it is a problem with a manufacture. If there is a problem with a manufacturer they need to quit charging credit cards until such time as the problem is resolved. They have your phone number as well as your email address and could advise you within 24 hours if that is the case. There are still plenty of good companies out there who do business correctly. Why take a chance with those who have less than stellar reputations? If you are buying strictly on price, you definitely get horned. Many times a company who does not have the product in their own inventory will advertise a price that is lower than the competition. And then, if the orders do come in. they will give you some **** and bull story about the manufacturer being at fault. That is called "operating out of an empty wagon."
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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: East of the Sun, West of the Moon
I can tell you for a fact that the AutoZone near my home is the worst "parts" store I've ever experienced with stocking parts. Half the time they don't even have common everyday parts such as standard automotive light bulbs.
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