Beware of RV Parts Country in Kentucky

[egarant]

Disregard the supposed thousands of 5 star reviews! This company gets a F from the BBB.

They have habit of shipping broken or damaged goods, I can attest to that, as well as the BBB.

Then there is no customer service, only a voice mail message says to contact them through a web page then the line hangs up. You cannot EVER talk to a real person.

I am on my 3rd week trying to return a broken on delivery Dometic Toilet.

You have been warned.

[PastorCharlie]

egarant wrote:

PastorCharlie wrote:
I too a quick look at the BBB website for all of KY and only 9 businesses were listed and they each were rated A- to A+.

BBB F rating

Thanks

[egarant]

bucky wrote:
I would contact the shipper and ask them how to proceed. The whole world does not operate like Amazon.

Painfully obvious that they don’t and they and all should take a lesson, they haven’t done too bad, have they…….

[egarant]

PastorCharlie wrote:
I too a quick look at the BBB website for all of KY and only 9 businesses were listed and they each were rated A- to A+.

BBB F rating

[PastorCharlie]

I too a quick look at the BBB website for all of KY and only 9 businesses were listed and they each were rated A- to A+.

[ford_truck_guy]

Bird Freak wrote:
I just don't get buying a used toilet in the first place.

used toilet??

[ford_truck_guy]

larry cad wrote:

covered wagon wrote:
I think it wise to actually go see what your buying, not ordering everything online. Even at the stores I often see the stock people put items on top or in the front that are slightly flawed in hopes of getting those sold to an impulsive buyer.

Seriously? You want this man to drive from California to Kentucky to buy a used toilet? You're mean!

:S

Where did anyone state he was buying a used toilet? Did I miss something ????

[Bird_Freak]

I just don't get buying a used toilet in the first place.

[PastorCharlie]

larry cad wrote:

covered wagon wrote:
I think it wise to actually go see what your buying, not ordering everything online. Even at the stores I often see the stock people put items on top or in the front that are slightly flawed in hopes of getting those sold to an impulsive buyer.

Seriously? You want this man to drive from California to Kentucky to buy a used toilet? You're mean!

:S

Perhaps there is another field where one could explore. A certified mobile toilet inspector that can be hired to verify the product serviceability before shipment for those living at a distance.

[larry_cad]

covered wagon wrote:
I think it wise to actually go see what your buying, not ordering everything online. Even at the stores I often see the stock people put items on top or in the front that are slightly flawed in hopes of getting those sold to an impulsive buyer.

Seriously? You want this man to drive from California to Kentucky to buy a used toilet? You're mean!

:S

[NJRVer]

This didn't by any chance get affected by the tornadoes?
I mean all the lines down all over a chunk of the state.

[JRscooby]

I will not do business with anybody from KY.

[covered_wagon]

I think it wise to actually go see what your buying, not ordering everything online. Even at the stores I often see the stock people put items on top or in the front that are slightly flawed in hopes of getting those sold to an impulsive buyer.

[larry_cad]

jdc1 wrote:
I wonder if the Covid shutdowns had anything to do with it? Giving people time off to think about their future changed a lot of lives....mostly for the better, but, not good for lower paying job openings.

Better Living Through Chemistry? Or better living through Covid?

Yep, works for me!

:S

[bucky]

I would contact the shipper and ask them how to proceed. The whole world does not operate like Amazon.