Would give "negative" 9999 if possible
Would give "negative" 9999 if possible. 12/20/21, I ordered an HJC RPHA11 helmet for XMAS, AFTER stating to vendor TWICE that my ONE requirement is that the shield MUST STAY OPEN for city driving and lower speeds (neighborhood speed). The helmet description / specs state "secure" ratchet system, which is deceitful, as the shield detents are NOT secure by themselves, but weak and limp "in the wind", which allows the shield to very OFTEN close abruptly by itself, unexpectedly during city driving speeds, or slower. This detent / shield closing information is NOT disclosed in specs/description, and vendor / owner did NOT provide any such "negative" info about the shield or helmet when told of my requirements PRIOR to my order. How is this good customer service? To make a long story short, I asked for refund several times within days of delivery / discovery of problem, all to no avail, but instead was thrown into HJC warranty program for an "alleged fix" after being told by owner that they could do nothing else for me. Yes, you could! REFUND MY MONEY for having deceived me! MG only has alleged good customer service (feedback) from people who had no problems / issues with a product's "functionality", and whose money they get to KEEP. If you want your money back after experiencing disgust with a product due to omission of critical consumer information that would have prevented you from buying it in the first place, deceit by misrepresentation in description, or any "functional" problem discovered while "using" a product, they refuse to acknowledge their role in this mess. They tout being in business for over 20 years and that they often write their own product descriptions (this per website). I recently was told by VISA (charge back situation) to send the helmet back to them, of which they have refused to accept. I will be informing my 3 ride clubs, and all associated network clubs throughout the USA, of a "crappy vendor" to stay away from. MG is incredibly obstinate and arrogant to NOT even try to work with a customer "fairly", especially when there is both product description misrepresentation and omission of information that, should I have known the WHOLE truth from specs / description, would have deterred me from buying this helmet in the first place. Wake up people, this is the age of social media! (FTC Policy Statement on Deception from 1983)
15 de marzo de 2022
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