Yes I know about this customer. Yes most of this did happen
unfortunately but the only problem I dispute was the last points.
First mistake: Yes, we shipped this custoemra IC-2100H by mistake. We
shipped another customer his R-3. After shipping over 200 boxes we had
one mixup. I take full responsibilty here. We shipped his R-3 without
charging him because of this mixup.
Second mistake: He ordered a used R-3 at $479 and we shipped him a new
R-3 at $569. Getting his radio out we missed this piont as I was more
concerned that customer got his radio asap. I offered the new radio to
him for $40 off a price of $529 with full warranty or to ship out the
used radio at $479 and we pick up all the shipping charges. He declined
as he said he will only pay the $479 and we declined and I said I will
refund all his money as long as everything is returned as new.
That is where the problem begins.
Almost all internal packaging is missing. It looks like the customer
used the product and threw the packaging. When the new R-3 was received
in this condtion we called customer to mail back missing packaging and
he said this is how it got this. We offer a full refund if he mails in
the missing items or a charge of $50 (approximately 10%) restocking fee.
The offer is still there to return all missing items and receive full
refund but he believes he is correct.
If there was a little missing I would let this go due to all the errors
but the radio is in new condition but all the internal compartments and
plastic bags are missing and he should be responsible and if he new he
was not going to keep this he should have made an effort to return as
much of the original items.
Unfortunately mistake do happen and I take full responsibiilty for that
msitake. But he too must take responsibilty for his mistakes.

Please do me a favour and forward this to the usernet for us and let
others know that he can still mail in the missing items and we will
refund his charges in full.

Angelo, President of Radioworld

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