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    1. #11
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      Aug 2011
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      I ordered some custom 3 pc NewGen wheels back in September from Driverzinc. They were to take 8 weeks and they actually took 12, I began asking about them the 9th and 10th week. I understand with custom parts there is a long lead time and I am ok with that. Jon felt that I was rushing him and I did not mean to convey that message I was just simply holding him to his committment and he could have told me that the wheels were running behind, NO BIG DEAL. That is water under the bridge. Once I finally received my wheels they were not mounted and balanced like I had paid for. Jon told me to go have them mounted and balanced and fax him a copy of the receipt and he would credit me accordingly, that was 5 months ago and I can not get ahold of him and Driverzinc expresses no concern about giving me a credit. Apart of me is apprehensive of even writing this, it was only $175 but when your a 21 yr old college student and have a 69 camaro project car you need all the extra cash you can get! In the big picture its not a big deal but I would still like to hold someone accountable for something they committed to.

      After reading the first post in this thread it is hard for me to have hard feelings against Jon and I still don't. But thats only his side of the story and I don't have time to read what everyone else is saying but I don't sense there is much pity there. I would just like for him to fulfill his deal with me, after all he claims he's all about customer service.

      This post is not meant to bash Driverzinc or create any drama I am just sharing my position with yall and I guess I am looking for closure on whether I should continue to pursue my credit or just charge it to the game?



      BTW I am sure that there are people who have WAY more than 175 bucks wrapped up with Driverzinc when the company failed. Fortunately Jon was able to deliver some beautiful top notch wheels and tires to me that will fit beautifully.
      Justin

      69 Camaro in progress.





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