Delta Force Vortex's

[bustitup]

Hydro111,
I think it's time to be a man and accept some responsibility here. The least you could do is offer up a partial refund for the damaged goods. The right thing to do would be to accept the boat back and refund his money. You'd be able to recover some of the loss by parting the boat out.
I have a little more to say on this matter, but it is in your PM inbox.

Thank you Hydro111,

Danny

My exact thoughts

[Diegoboy]

The Box is the Box that steven Valcaro sent the boat in and the box was in perfect condition when sent and it wasnt rattling around inside. also it did have a fragile label on it and it was obvously was missed handled in the post.

My response to this is as follows...
When Steven Vaccaro sent you the hull in that box, it was just that, a hull. it didn't have 3 inches (76.2 millimeters) of hardware sticking out of the back taking up the cushion room for the sponsons.
You obviously meant well by shipping it in the box it came to you in, but simply overlooked the fact that the boat dimensions have changed now that there is HW installed. You should have either removed the HW for shipping, or used a longer box.
Please accept responsibility here.

Thank you!

[Meniscus]

...Meniscus: I might have the Solinger hardware you wanted.

Sounds good. We'll talk.

I'm very sorry to see the disconcern regarding your shipment. When I package stuff, I consider that the item may take a fall from 3 to 4 feet, then pack accordingly. I guess Hydro111 failed that exercise in school where you try to pack an egg in a box to not have it broken when dropped. => not funny, but true. Hulls are shipped around the world all the time and make it most of the time when proper care is taken. The exception usually occurs when the box is punctured, however if the items is susceptible to such injury, it's usually shipped in a box, inside of another box. I find the most valuable consideration for shipping an item is to brace the box throughout, wherever possible, meaning taking cardboard and creating pillars so that the box is not crushed or mishapen. This results in the item "floating" in the box.

=> My ten cents

[Jesse J]

Helllooooo Hydro111??

Will the real Hydro111 please stand up, please stand up.

We want to see positive resolution here, you must not have ever received a buzz-kill like this. Real bad juju here. Besides wouldn't want to see you on the bad traders list and have to send my Italian inlaws after you, they aren't as forgiving as Darth Vader!

[Diegoboy]

Give him some time Jesse, It's nearly 2AM his time

[Meniscus]

Give him some time Jesse, It's nearly 2AM his time

A fair call.

[eboat]

Just an observation beside you guys jumping all over Hydro111

Where in his post did he ever say anything about insurance
This is all I saw

Only send register post $35 USD to America
$25 AUS within Australia.


Does registered post mean it has insurance on it ????
I thought that just means you have to sign to get the box and have a tracking #

I think all the traders on here should know by now to ask for insurance on something like this

Unless the buyer asked for the extra expense do not assume anything

Hydro111 got the box from the US in good shape so why would he think it would not make it back in the same condition

My 2cents worth

[bustitup]

Eboat

Anyone charging $35 to ship a boat that small that far should be including insurance because its not that expensive to ship over sea's.........canada yes but not europe



You have one hell of a nerve coming in here and asumeing camel should be taking 100% of the loss
The guy who packed that box improperly. Is liable also

[Diegoboy]

Fact remains, The boat was packed improperly. Would you like to argue that point with H2OCamel?

Here's your change eboat!

[video200]

Eboat

Anyone charging $35 to ship a boat that small that far should be including insurance because its not that expensive to ship over sea's.........canada yes but not europe

not getting into who take what loss here.
but shipping overseas depends alot to were in europe you send the parcle.

if i was to have a vortex shipped from OSE here to norway the etstimate is "Shipping Estimate: $58.70" so you would be suprised over what it can chost to send things overseas.

[Jesse J]

I'm chill, said my fill

[Joern Markset]

not getting into who take what loss here.
but shipping overseas depends alot to were in europe you send the parcle.

if i was to have a vortex shipped from OSE here to norway the etstimate is "Shipping Estimate: $58.70" so you would be suprised over what it can chost to send things overseas.

Shipping a Vortex from FR to anyplace in Norway will be about $18.... (insured)

[video200]

hydro111 is from australia jørn.
and if you go to the OSE shop you wil get a shipping estimat at $58,70 to 5914.

i am well aware that if i call you i wil get shipping ALOT cheaper.

[Joern Markset]

hydro111 is from australia jørn.
and if you go to the OSE shop you wil get a shipping estimat at $58,70 to 5914.

i am well aware that if i call you i wil get shipping ALOT cheaper.

Yes I know he is, I was just a bit
Shipping form OSE is actually twice the price I normally pay when I buy stuff from private overseas... It is cheap anyway if you order a lot of parts on the same order...

[Diegoboy]

Fact remains, The boat was packed improperly.

C'mon people FACTS are ƒ╔îÇ«íñç FACTS
Keep your eyes on the target here.