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If a business 1) lists a brand new item for sale yet doesn't have it because it's not available as advertised. 2) offers an older part as a substitute. 3) refuses to refund the full purchase price while claiming the buyer "changed their mind" upon finding out that older parts would be subs...

RodSev wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2024 6:51 am I would contact your credit card company

I have, I just wanted to save others from the hassle that I'm going through (compiling emails, screenshots, phone records, text messages) to recover the remaining funds. Thank you for the suggestion.

This is sad to hear. I bought from them last year at Olympic Trials. They didn't have what I wanted in stock so they let me order on their website and still get the discount for buying in person. Yes I'm saddened by this. I've purchased probably $5,000 in gear and accessories from him in over 6-8 o...

"I am not sure that you are going to garner the support here that you might anticipate. Bob is fair and honest in his dealings." I am not seeking support here. I am simply informing others of an event. Each person can take this information and do with it as they please. I didn't say "...

Dennis,

That is 100% my point. I still want the product (as advertised at the time of purchase) and continue to do so. Thank you for reading and understanding.

Jon

Robert Oberle has switched credit card payment processing companies and apparently has a new 3% non-refundable fee for any credit card transactions. I had to cancel an order for a new LG500 because his ad said "Mention in notes left or right hand and grip size". So I ordered a right-hand s...