Originally Posted by
TimothyH
In my industry some vendors send the part only after the customer returns the suspected defective part. The other option is send in advance - the vendor will send the part in advance but requires a credit card number in case the end customer does not return the defective.
There's really no reason why Enve couldn't ask the OP for a credit card number and send out new wheels, advising that the old wheels must be returned in X days and in new condition or the OP would be debited.
Enve markets themselves as the Lexus of wheels. I would expect better from them for a $3k set of wheels.
All true but how many customers are happy giving thir credit card info for a potential $3,000 charge? Or any charge really over the phone? All Enve wants is some photos.