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Support => Customer support => Topic started by: rocquejeridoc24 on February 21, 2013, 03:21 am
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I placed an order 14 days ago and was given a DCN number. I was unfortunately asked to finalize early for a trusted vendor as I had less than 30 orders with no refunds or disputes, I spent close to $500 dollars.
THE DCN NUMBER IS A BOGUS ONE NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE, NO CURRENT LISTINGS FOR THE MISTRESS AND SHE IS NOT ANSWERING MY MESSAGES. I AM GIVING IT 2 MORE DAYS AND THEN I AM LISTING THIS ONE AS A SCAM.
Anyone else had issues with this vendor or is is just me. I have a vendor account with 100% satisfaction I am very attentive and aim to please my customers.
Please let me know if anyone else has been taken by this rip off artist and if I can find any information on this vendor.
Thanks!!!
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Why wait two more days, if they have given you a bogus DCN number then you should take it to the forums now before others get scammed to, or are you worried about blowing any remote chances of getting some coins back if you do?
To be honest if they have issued you with a fake DCN then they are actively conducting a scam or they have made a genuine mistake, so why don't you post something non accusatory on their vendor thread asking them for an explanation so you will at least alert others to a potential problem without damaging your chances of getting a refund if it was the latter scenario.
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You know, 90% of these kinds of posts have somewhere in the message something like, "unfortunately, I finalized early, and I did it because I trusted him after 60 purchases, so this $50,000 purchase I thought it was okay to FE..."
My very first order I FE'd, because I had a friendly back-and-forth with the vendor prior to, and I felt like a toolbag the whole time I was waiting on the shipment. It came, no problem, and it was like a $10 order, but still. Never, ever, ever, again. And, the largest order I've placed to date on the Road, the vendor asked me to FE because the $ amount was so high. Well, that's the reason NOT to FE!
It's really simple, folks. If you don't FE, your chances of being scammed drop to next to nothing. Safety first, people!