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bobernet · 27 March 2019, 03:49 AM

I understand wanting to end on a high note, but from the outside looking in...

1. Misrepresent the condition of a watch for sale, bordering on fraud.
2. Wait to see if customer complains, then threaten with a 5 figure restocking fee.
3. Force them to pay more money for a new watch, pay 5 figures for being duped, or keep a falsely advertised watch that they overpaid to own.
4. Profit, profit, profit in any outcome.

I hope every potential Stein Diamonds customer reads this thread and chooses to take their business elsewhere.

This is far from a “happy ending.”

27 March 2019, 03:49 AM	#129
bobernet "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Real Name: Bob Location: Mountains Watch: ALS, AP, PP, Rolex Posts: 2,900	I understand wanting to end on a high note, but from the outside looking in... 1. Misrepresent the condition of a watch for sale, bordering on fraud. 2. Wait to see if customer complains, then threaten with a 5 figure restocking fee. 3. Force them to pay more money for a new watch, pay 5 figures for being duped, or keep a falsely advertised watch that they overpaid to own. 4. Profit, profit, profit in any outcome. I hope every potential Stein Diamonds customer reads this thread and chooses to take their business elsewhere. This is far from a “happy ending.”