Marlin Crawler's New Rock Crawling Long Travel IFS Suspension System (#RCLT)

Probably that's why I bailed over a yr ago when I got the email I saw the writing on the wall

 

LMAO

 

So frustrating.

 

I'll bet a beer he used the money from the first purchasers to make those kits he sent out to the influencers. And another beer they didn't pay for the kits.

 

Unfortunately the cost has been a huge loss of respect from me and I am sure others, but they are gambling that the influencers will make up for that.

 

that dirt lifestyle guy probably gonna come out and be like oh here it is. Meanwhile everyone else sitting around with holes in their pockets

 

Those are some big pockets!

 

I have not received a shipping notification (or any communication from them at all) and I'm frustrated as well. They haven't met the estimated ship dates in any of their email updates, and aren't forthcoming with updates on the additional delays.

 

I'll be very disappointed if that happens. Not angry, disappointed.

 

I hope its not the case

 

I won't take that bet because already Dave and Fred have a kit....

 

Yeah I commented on dirthead Dave's post about the Alvarado 4runner and guys were sticking up for MC guess it's working. Too bad the damn emails have a ND clause or else those receipts would show a lot more

 

I'm amazed that the people that paid are scared of a non disclosure clause in a marketing email. That line has very little legal value.

 

Well I don't want the potential legal hassle even if i were in favor. Don't want to deal with lawyers and all that mess.

 

Not scared of the legalities of it, just don't want it to delay my kit... further

 

Hopefully everyone paid with a credit card and is familiar with their chargeback policies

 

It has been 4 months since people paid, isnt the chargeback period 60 days?

 

If you haven't received product I'm sure there is some sort of consumer protection

 

Correct, it's just more of a process. If you're within the 60 day window you can file it online and it's pretty much automatic. Beyond the 60-day you have to send (by mail) a letter explaining the situation. At least that's how it is with CitiBank. But if you haven't received what you paid for and the vendor doesn't contest your dispute, you'll get your money back.

 

It seems that it used to be that a company would do a pre-authorization charge and not the actual charge until the item is ready to ship. Wonder what happened to that practice.