Old 10-10-07, 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by brianb
I did sign for it from the UPS driver, but the damage was not apparent until I actually opened the box. At that point, I chuckled and told myself "Glad I used my Mastercard!". I immediately took pics, before unpacking, and sent an email to bikesdirect. I am going to stay laid back and await a reply. If not to my satisfaction (replacement bike), trust me, the charge will be disputed with my bank. I realize this is probably the fault of UPS, but that's not my problem - I'm not the one making a profit.

All judgement reserved until bikesdirect responds. I'm thinking an upgrade is fair for my trouble and patience. I will keep everyone up to date.

Brain

You will find I have already responded with a PM

I of course I will need to pick up the destroyed bike.
This is odd; but it does happen. And you will not beleive vwhat we go thru on the UPS claim [takes at least 4 weeks]

However, this is one of the worst I have ever seen. They must have run over it. {or run a fork lift thru it - I have seen that before]

You will get an email from my guys tomorrow I am sure
in the mean time; please repack that bike so it can be picked up

thanks

mike
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