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by scriptguru » 8 Feb 2012 21:25
Have anybody successfully bought tools from bumpkey.us?
I ordered some stuff there more than two weeks ago - "order processed", not delivered yet. Take into account that delivery from Florida to Vancouver should not take long.
Trying to contact them (email) - silence.
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by slumnickel » 26 Feb 2012 19:28
I'm not located too far from Vancouver and ordered a 5 key set from them a little over a year ago.
The order took 3 days to go from processed to completed/shipped. I don't recall exactly how long they took to arrive but they definitely came.
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by scriptguru » 26 Feb 2012 19:40
slumnickel, thanks for reply. I think at some point they just stopped to ship keys (however, they continue to charge credit cards, etc): http://locksmith.pissedconsumer.com/no- ... 70739.htmlCurrently I am trying to get my money back, my claim is being processed by PayPal.
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by slumnickel » 27 Feb 2012 23:14
Thats rather unfortunate; best of luck with your paypal refund. You could add your issue to what appears a long list with the BBB at: http://tinyurl.com/7a32nkyIf you can find an alternate source you should consider checking in with the Vancouver Hackerspace to see if anyone else is interested. I imagine you would find some people to divide up the shipping costs. They have a web presence at: http://vancouver.hackspace.ca/wp/
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by scriptguru » 28 Feb 2012 1:36
Great idea, thanks. I didn't know they are interested in lockpicking too (however, I was going to contact them on this topic anyway).
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by scriptguru » 28 Feb 2012 2:18
Don't you think that buying one set, and then copying it is cheaper than buying few sets?
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by scriptguru » 29 Feb 2012 13:46
Just for your information: PayPal fully refunded my payment to bumpkey.us So if you are in similar situation, don't hesitate to register a claim.
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by cdman » 3 Mar 2012 23:24
I'll chime in and add that I am having the same issue with the company. I would definitely recommend avoiding this company at the moment. I'm giving them one more email and then I'll contact paypal.
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by scriptguru » 4 Mar 2012 13:40
It doesn't make sense to email them. They don't reply emails and phone calls. At all. When you claim to PayPal they anyway give you a week to contact seller, and only then you can escalate a disput so PayPal will investigate it. I am not sure if it worked normally before, but for last few months it is 100% rip off (according to many sources, including my own experience).
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