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Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 9:49 pm
by cynr100
Go to their forums page and start a new thread do not join to someone else's thread, yell loudly and give all the information you have. Use the order number from your DX account, I could not get my Inv number to relate to my order (strange logic there). Search through the threads and look for my query under cynr100, I got a result in 3 days.

Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 9:56 pm
by ergocentric
Kermit wrote:Still waiting for my order paced 11 Jan 2012. Does anyone know how to contact these people? Their contact portal will not accept the INV? number shown on Paypal's history page (dealextreme have been paid). If you can't put in an acceptable invoice number the portal refuses to proceed to the next screen where a query can be left.
Very frustrating.


within one minute of the paypal email you should get an email from DX with the Order Number in the subject line, six digits, two letters, try that

Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 9:58 pm
by ergocentric
cynr100 wrote:Go to their forums page and start a new thread do not join to someone else's thread, yell loudly and give all the information you have. Use the order number from your DX account, I could not get my Inv number to relate to my order (strange logic there). Search through the threads and look for my query under cynr100, I got a result in 3 days.


I still cannot find "INV" or invoice number

You wouldn't happen to be confusing Paypal transaction ID with DX order number?

Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 11:35 pm
by cynr100
This is why I have given up on DX, I would rather spend an extra dollar than save up a pocket full of angst.

Ergocentric is right, use only the info on your DX account.

Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 1:03 am
by RCModelReviews
You have to input the DX invoice or order number and the email address you used.

They're *really* slow right now and everyone's bitching but at least all the parts for the video visor are now showing "packing" -- which is a step forwards.

Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Sat Mar 10, 2012 8:49 pm
by RCModelReviews
I have to issue a "beware" warning for DealExtreme I'm afraid.

The order I placed on 1 Feb has not moved an inch and they haven't responded to my request to split the order - in fact now it's gone back to "awaiting supplier" for all the items on it (most of which are for the FPV Video Visor).

A comment I posted in the forums asking whether there were perhaps some rather big problems with their "new systems" for order processing was removed by the moderators.

When a company starts moderating the user-feedback, that's when you know a company is having real issues.

Until/unless DX steps up its game, I'd say don't waste your money there at the moment.

They've had over $200 of my money for 6 weeks and there service makes HobbyKing's look lightning fast by comparison.

Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 6:07 am
by ergocentric
RCModelReviews wrote:I have to issue a "beware" warning for DealExtreme I'm afraid.
...They've had over $200 of my money for 6 weeks and there service makes HobbyKing's look lightning fast by comparison.


This is why I place several smaller orders as shipping is part of the item price "free" and smaller packages have a better chance of escaping customs check

good luck.

Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:15 am
by RCModelReviews
It doesn't matter if your order is big or small -- DX aren't shipping.

They implemented some new systems over the CNY and it appears that those systems have *major* problems. People are getting the wrong stuff (other people's orders), refunds aren't being processed, orders are marked as "packing" then go back to "awaiting supplier" over and over again, customer service tickets are being ignored or given "cut and past" answers etc, etc.

The problem with placing small orders is that they then ship without tracking info -- so you never know if/when they're going to arrive at all.

Here in NZ, a $200 package doesn't attract any customs duties or taxes anyway so that should be fine.

Just now a moderator on DX's forums was incredibly rude and insulting -- he's not doing them any favors either!

They've lost a customer for good now and I certainly won't be recommending them to anyone after that little episode.

Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:46 am
by RCModelReviews
Just an update... it seems I've upset another moderator and I have been "warned" that "other actions will be taken" by a rather rude little upstart called "Celtic Warrior" on DX.

It seems they've taken my money, deleted my complaints and chosen to be very rude about the whole thing. I was even threatened with defamation if I tell the truth about DX.

I wonder how many other people's genuine concerns and complaints are being wiped each day to try and cover up the huge problems DX is having?

It seems to be a common strategy -- GoodLuckBuy has also stopped publishing new postings (from anyone) to their own forums since their service has gone to hell in a handbag.

Re: dealextreme

PostPosted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 4:47 pm
by Kris
Looks like it is time to get the Pay Pal on board, and stop shopping at DX.