(01-28-2016, 04:44 PM)whatapain Wrote:(01-24-2016, 11:30 PM)hooper Wrote: "gave 10 extra of each type, says he values IOPList very much and wants to show appreciation.
Mention you are a member here. It makes a big difference, I guess many people here he feels are much more quality and honest than others from some places."
I might should have tried mentioning I was a member on the front end. Â After we had a hicup I didn't want to say I was a member and if everything didn't go exactly my way I'd write a bad review. Â That would have been a bs way to handle it. Â So far we're still working through my first order. Â Nothing really to report except that things are moving along. Â I'm still confident things will work out but I am a little paranoid I've had 4 packages sent from 3 vendors and 2 are held up in customs since the jan 6. Â DPS was quick to acknowledge it was most likely seized and is working through the reship. Â The other company is making me wait 20 business days even though it seems obvious to me it was a seizure. Â It's the risks we take on both sides. Â Keeping my fingers crossed.
Why would you write a bad review if everything didn't go your way. There are so many things that can go wrong. Comments like that turn vendors away. Remain with only the facts. What has happened and how it is being resolved, that is what everyone wants to know. Be subjective.
It has nothing to do with the strength of the group but the overall quality of the people. I don't know who else they merchant with, but the people from here, I am told are much more understanding. Has much to do with experience I would suppose.
I don't know what other vendor you are working with, but you should have direct email from DPS and he is very good about responding, at least that is my experience. There is also the open chat..
My suggestion is to research I s c and compare that to the I c s.
and the process... Â
The reason I would write a bad review if everything did not go my way is to keep others from making the same mistake.  As a buyer my responsibility is to pay for what I bought.  As a seller I expect to get what I pay for in a reasonable time.  If a seller takes my money and doesn't deliver what I ordered a bad review is what should be given to warn others.  I've stuck with the facts of how my order has gone down and it is working itself through.  DPS did reship the order.  They are working through the transaction.  Based on how things have transpired I would not write a bad review.  DPS is working to send me what I paid for.  The worst part about the transaction was being accused of trying to commit fraud and threatening to contact the police.  I did not intend to commit fraud evidenced by the fact that I paid what was owed after the package had already been sent and prior to seizure.  Although there was a threat to contact the police in no way do I think they did.  There was no motivation to follow through with that threat by DPS.  This order will likely go through.  A review with a reship involved should carry more weight since more went wrong and all was good in the end.  I am all too aware things happen.  The response from DPS through email has been excellent.  I think the back and forths is up to 15.  That's excellent support in my opinion.  The next 2 weeks should show some form of resolution.  If I have another seizure I will be convinced I have made some form of a watch list.  If so people should know.  I did not mention the name of the other vendor I had a seizure with because they compete with a vetted seller here and I found them on another forum that does not compare to this one. I've also read a few hot headed reviews in this forum.  This transaction is not one of them and everything that has occurred can easily be documented with a simple forward of my DPS email correspondence to a moderator.  After all is said and done I think we will see why DPS is 1 of 5 recommended sellers.  Give it a few weeks and I'll let everyone know.
Whatapain,
I just got your message but can't respond. Thanks for the detailed info.
hooper