$1.40 Aries brush guard?
01-14-2011, 04:57 PM
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Originally nobody knew what they were getting, brush guard, winging, or the center piece.... I didn't go for it but some did. They still should have got something, i mean they paid..
01-14-2011, 06:58 PM
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01-14-2011, 10:21 PM
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Actually your wrong, thats classified as false advertisement... Whatever the price is that they list, they are supposed to honor that. By refunding the money to the customers is a cheap way out. Who ever ordered from the *****?*#%*es needs to contact their attorney general. Have them send a letter to them. When you start throwing around the attorney general, people tend to do stuff the right way, business wise.
01-15-2011, 05:19 AM
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I tried to buy 2 of these, not being sure if it was the whole guard or just the wings. Of course the price was ridiculously low and I immediately became suspect of it, BUT in the past I have found great deals on stuff priced ridicously low and it was the real deal. For example, just before Christmas I was in a store and they had a 149 peice Craftsman mechanics set for 19.99. At sears it was almost 100 bucks, so at this store I asked what the deal was and they said they had overstocked them and needed to get rid of them. I didn't need it but I bought 3 sets anyhow and gave them away as gifts.
I'm posting this as I don't think that I'm lacking common sense in ordering something ridicouly low priced. I took the chance, and all I was out was a little bit of time. Maybe next time it will be the real thing!
I'm posting this as I don't think that I'm lacking common sense in ordering something ridicouly low priced. I took the chance, and all I was out was a little bit of time. Maybe next time it will be the real thing!
