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October 9, 2013 at 9:56 am #12407Chris ReinhardtParticipant
You want a refund from a couple of years ago?
CR
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October 9, 2013 at 12:23 pm #12419paul troalicParticipant
And why should I not? Often drivers buy parts for future use, which is what I did. Gearbox gears don’t break every day. The fact that some time has elapsed doesn’t excuse a seller giving a refund when he has sold dodgy goods does it? I need positive help not negative comments. If you cannot help then perhaps you should not comment.
Sorry don’t mean to be rude but Sam Bennett is the one at fault here. If he is honest he should be trying to resolve the matter not refusing to respond to my polite emails. He tells me he is an expert yet clearly doesn’t know what the words “new” or “lightly used” mean.
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October 9, 2013 at 5:59 pm #12446Chris ReinhardtParticipant
Hey, I’m not saying the guy didn’t sell you a set a of chewed gears, but I think the statute of limitation is about over….
Not sure how you bought it, but when I sell a used piece it’s COD no warranty. And if the guy received it and told me it was no good, no worries send it back and I’ll refund you, but not 2 years later!!! How do I know where it’s been or if it’s even the same part I sent you and that money is long since spent…
Sorry to hear about your troubles and I hope you get it sorted, but I’m an honest man, and I wouldn’t refund a used part after 2 years…
Good luck….
CR
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October 10, 2013 at 1:48 am #12456paul troalicParticipant
Chris, I accept what you’re saying, but the facts are that Sam Bennett is not doubting my honesty or that the gears are his or even saying that they might have gotten damaged in my toolbox (not possible as they are in a plastic carrying case wrapped in bubblewrap). He is trying to say that the dogs on gears are never perfect even those that come out of the factory!! Can you imagine Rotax selling gears that cannot be used. The dogs have to be perfect to work as you will know.
He’s a scammer make no mistake.
And by the way the Statute of Limitations is 7 years to my knowledge, not two.
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October 9, 2013 at 8:58 pm #12452Chris HegarParticipant
Dude your hosed… eat the gears. I doubt a judge would find in your favor, who’s to say they were not good the day you bought them, you can’t. Did they get rounded off riding around in your tool box? Then the judge is gonna say “prove it sir.” Don’t waste your time.
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October 10, 2013 at 3:45 am #12457Chris ReinhardtParticipant
<div class=”d4p-bbp-quote-title”>paul troalic wrote:</div>
. He is trying to say that the dogs on gears are never perfect even those that come out of the factory!! Can you imagine Rotax selling gears that cannot be used.<hr />
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<div class=”bbp-reply-signature”>Yah I can, those gearboxes were junk new!!!! That’s one of the reasons the motor went away, even Aprillia had gearbox issues….</div>
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<div class=”bbp-reply-signature”>I don’t know the guy, but I don’t think anybody is arguing that you got a raw deal, the problem is the time that pasted by. You should have inspected them when you first received them, or at least before you sold them again…..</div>
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October 10, 2013 at 12:34 pm #12502paul troalicParticipant
OK I like your points but I didn’t really ask for a discussion.
Does anybody know this guy and where he can be found?
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October 10, 2013 at 3:46 am #12458Chris ReinhardtParticipant
Nice Quote button EKN!!!! CAN WE FIX THIS ALREADY!!!!!
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October 10, 2013 at 7:47 am #12474James McMahonParticipant
Seems like a classic case of caveat emptor here. Am I understanding correctly when I say you bought the gears, didn’t check them but then also sold them without checking?
You can always ask for your money back (assuming you are able to reach him) and in an ideal world you would get a refund. Given that it’s been two years you are unlikely to entertained by any reasonable seller who sold them in good faith, let alone someone who might have been intentionally disingenuous.
Really it comes down to a question of how much hassle/stress/time the money is worth to you. I’m with the Chris’, chalk it down to experience and move on.
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October 10, 2013 at 12:43 pm #12503Chris ReinhardtParticipant
“OK I like your points but I didn’t really ask for a discussion.”
Funny how that works in here…. :)
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