calling should always precede any kind of paypal complaint imho but
everyone has a different limit to his patience.
I haven't received my QLPG either. maybe by x-mas. not sure.
hopefully before.
I enquired about a refund a month or so ago and was told that it was
impossible as she needed every dollar to make the shipping happen and
she couldn't spare any cash for a refund. ?????
so, good luck on asking for a refund.
the straw broke the camels back a long time ago w/cyndustries. at 2
years the situation became absurd and now that it's been 3 years +
almost 1 month (for 1 module) i can say that if i do not receive my
QLPQ some time in january that i will file a paypal complaint as
well. i hate to even think about taking that kind of action but
there's only so much a person can expect to put up with. i really
hope the module shows up because a) I don't want to call cynthia on
the phone and b) don't want to cause her any further distress as it
seems to really be a turd in the punch bowl on many levels for her
and i have a sincere concern for her fragility and c) i really want a
QLPG damnit.
BUT... if i call her and get no satisfaction then i'll have to
complain to paypal. 3+ years has to be a more than reasonable cut off.
but i temper these thoughts by reading Grant richters posts on the
Wiard group.. BUT he is very upfront w/his customers and tells them
from the get go how long their order will take to fill etc and i've
never had any kind of transparent business experience w/cyndustries.
blah..
bah humbug
happy holidays everyone i hope you can put sour thoughts out of your
minds and enjoy some time w/friends and family and have a beer or
something and appreciate that you don't have worse problems in life
than extremely late delivery of wonderful esoteric modular synth
modules (w/o manuals of course)
steve
--- In unofficial_cyndustries_group@yahoogroups.com, Sam Ecoff
<secoff@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> Let me begin by saying that I'm not attempting to defend Cynthia.
I
> understand that there is frustration here, and that some people
have
> legitimate concerns. May I offer this suggestion? I've had very
good
> luck in the past calling Cynthia directly. I have found that e-
mail
> seems not to be the best way to communicate. Why don't you give her
a
> call and see if you can straighten things out, or at least find
out
> more. In the past, she's been very kind to me.
>
> HTH
>
> Sam E.
>
>
>
> On Dec 21, 2008, at 9:58 AM, Gene Schwartz wrote:
>
> > I was told that the anything and the 2 pulse divider modules were
in
> > stock. a couple of days later I emailed to find out about an
eta,
> > and was told 4 to 5 days. since then, silence. I do not believe
that
> > they were in stock, or if they were, they went to other people -
in
> > either case, I should have gotten a communication about it. I
sold
> > my modcan pulse divider because I believed I'd get these in a
few
> > days, and now I'm fearing the worst.
> >
> >
> >>
> >>
> >> The "Shipping Frenzy" post on the Official List said that
> >> "more" Anything Modules would be shipping as part of
> >> the "frenzy". This suggested that someone had been sent an
Anything -
> >> great. So I wasn't first in line - my order is only one year old.
> >>
> >> Wondering how the the lucky Anything receivers were enjoying
> >> the module, I emailed the Official List to ask. The message
> >> did not show up - censored, perhaps. And an inquiry sent to
> >> Cynthia has gone unanswered.
> >>
> >> The Cyndustries site says the Anything is "Shipping". All
> >> signs suggest that "gross exaggeration" would be a kind
> >> way to describe the "shipping" claim.
> >>
> >> This is sad. Maybe its time to ask for a refund.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>