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roadman33
Jun 8, 2006, 1:28 AM
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Paul Fish you are the MAN!!!
I've gotten gear from MG in the past and I'll be getting it from you in the future. Thanks for all the good service.that's what makes all the difference.
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sidepull
Jun 8, 2006, 1:58 AM
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First reaction: Wow! geotracker - you're pretty pissed and Wow! Mountain Gear - just wow!
In reply to: Ok, first off. I'm going to aplogize for flying off the handle. I admit I was a bit harsh in the post. Secondly, thanks Paul for responding so fast. I see from this reply that MGear really stands behind their customers. Thanks again. :D
Second reaction: . . . and they lived happily ever after.
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majid_sabet
Jun 8, 2006, 6:16 AM
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if you bought them on ebay for 15% off then your posting would looked like this
DUDES what a saving
I just got 2 cams from ebay, this dumb truck driver found these new cam on the road in a pack and sold them dirt cheap brand new cams for $26 each. Now I am rocking this weekend.
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geotracker
Jun 8, 2006, 7:13 AM
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In reply to: if you bought them on ebay for 15% off then your posting would looked like this DUDES what a saving I just got 2 cams from ebay, this dumb truck driver found these new cam on the road in a pack and sold them dirt cheap brand new cams for $26 each. Now I am rocking this weekend.
:lol: Ehhh no... I wouldn't buy this stuff off eBay. Anyways, this has been resolved. I'm getting a replacement in the morning.
Thanks Paul and Malcom for responding so quickly.
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porcelainsunset
Jun 8, 2006, 9:24 AM
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Another suggestion that Paul might find useful:
I think it would be wise to send out any needed phone numbers, web sites, email address etc, when shipping gear that has been previously recalled or repaired to prevent unneeded conflicts over simple misunderstanding from happening in the first place. I assume since geotracker is getting a replacement tomorrow that he actually received a recalled cam by mistake. However, I see it very possible that someone could receive a fully functional piece of equipment and believe that it has been recalled simply because of their lack of information. So, simple solution, make sure they have it, and give them all the resources needed to double check MG's word. But, since Paul rocks so hard, he probably already has thought of a system much more effective and creative than my obvious idea. But, if he hasn't, he can just send me a few OP link cams as a thank you. (God I'm a scavenger)
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overlord
Jun 8, 2006, 10:09 AM
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In reply to: if you bought them on ebay for 15% off then your posting would looked like this DUDES what a saving I just got 2 cams from ebay, this dumb truck driver found these new cam on the road in a pack and sold them dirt cheap brand new cams for $26 each. Now I am rocking this weekend.
i dont know how is it in the US, but here "a truck driver found them" or "it fell of the truck" are the usual "covert" words for stolen goods.
and i cant believe what im reading. our safety conscious majih_sabet actually using gear with questionable history??
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