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Originally Posted by Essam Khafagi
Guys,
I accept a deduction, but not 230$ for lost boxes!.
They are plain white boxes with nothing printed/written on them! Boxes for the mids are like a cigarette packet, does this worth 230$?
Wagner, this is not my first time to buy aftermarket speakers, and it is not my first time to do a complete audio upgrade. Pioneer speakers sounded perfect from the moment I turned on the system and it is still satisfying me.
One more thing, I DID NOT use the super glue on the speakers itself, it was on the outer rings 3cm away from the speaker and on the housing. It was only a single drop on each axis of each speaker. The silicon would be even worst if removed!
I asked for a proof of damage (pictures) to be able to raise a claim aginst the shipping company but BSW did not send me the pics. They did not even reply till now. How should I know what damage they are talking about?
It is not a matter of money, it is a matter of principals and concepts. 200$ is nothing for me, but when I pay them by my own well!
Thanks everyone!
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Facts are facts, you didn't obey the instructions for installation or refund. How do you expect a larger refund  You should be happy you weren't told $0.00. It isn't their job to provide you with proof, they wrote the warranty you agreed to in purchase. Onus is on you, not them.
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12-27-2008, 12:53 PM
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