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Chris B.

Bracknell

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2 Reviews by Chris

  • Garnishtech

6/20/23

I purchased a set of TaylorMade golf clubs for around £60, with a huge discount that they offered as an "inventory clearance sale". They sent me two glow in the dark golf balls (unbranded, no value, not even fit for use). They have refused to let me send the package back, as it would cost them money to do so. They have also refused to give me their address and refused to give me a refund.

They told me that the golf balls had a higher value of the full set of clubs that I ordered. After months, they offered me a 10% refund, which after further months, I got up to 50% as a take it or leave it offer. If I refuse the offer, they'll give me nothing back. They have even advised that I sell the package to recoup the money. (you can buy a pack of 100 of these balls for about £5 - I've checked.

Although they're responsive, they are clearly running a scam. I have no doubt that this company did not have this stock and sent the golf balls intentionally knowing that there's nothing that I can do.

They've stolen my money and I hope that no one else falls for their scams.

Here's an example of their emails:

Dear customer,
We can't give you a return label because customs will charge us import duty and if we don't pay, we won't get the package and we'll lose more money. And the package may not be delivered to us accurately.
If you really don't want the package, you can sell the package and you'll get more money.
And we can give you a 20% refund to express our apology, although we sent a higher value item, but after all, we made a mistake in the order, we understand you.
Do you accept a 20% refund and keep the item? This is the best solution we can come up with.
Best regards,
Customer Service Center

Tip for consumers:
They are complete scammers. Visibility for this is essential. There's nothing I can do but write a review - I'm confident that I will not get any form of refund from them at all.

They're claiming to lose money, but they've sent me a worthless item (literally) and taken £60 from me for it. They're claiming losses and offering me a 10% discount. Clearly, they're not losing anything at all here. They're selling worthless items for extremely high prices and getting away with it.

  • PlayerAuctions

12/7/22

Purchased an OSRS account which was recovered within two weeks. Also purchased playerauctions insurance. Playerauctions do nothing to help you get a refund and protect scammers that sell on their website. I've tried for months, but to no avail. PlayerAuctions will scam you if you have an account recovered. PlayerAuctions refused a refund despite me giving all of the evidence that they ask for.

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Upon writing this review, playerauctions quickly offered me a refund. It is a shame that I had to go to the lengths of writing bad reviews to achieve a refund which they say should have happened sooner. They did apologise for this. I spent months contacting playerauctions and was declined every time. It seems that they will only offer a refund if you go to extreme lengths of shouting about it to others, as they used the same evidence to approve a refund that they had previously declined repeatedly.

Tip for consumers:
Don't bother.

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Support T. – PlayerAuctions Rep

Hi Chris,

Thank you for reporting this to us. Please give me some time to discuss the matter with our team to see what I can do to help with this.

Regards,
Richard

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Chris B.'s review of PlayerAuctions earned 3 Very Helpful votes

Chris B.'s review of garnishtech.com earned a Very Helpful vote

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