Yes, I wrote to those guys at dmtonline. And below is their response. What the hell happened to being nice to your customers and even nicer to potential customers? Does that not apply anymore? Sorry, but this jerk that responded from their "customer service" department sounded more like he/she's from the "customer abuse" dept. instead. "YOU BUY, YOU GO NOW!!". Luckily, I just have "time on my hands", cause I don't have a lot of $$$. I'm just going to make sure discount motorcycle tires won't get any of it.
Oh, Hawaiibusa dude, it sounds like they going to stick it to ya with that 10% restocking fee. I sure hope you used your credit card and dispute the charges with them. Is it me? Or does it sound like DMT are a real bunch of sugarbritches? They charged Hawaiibusa because the distributor shipped the helmet to them??!! and it cost time and money on their part??
DMT!! wake up!!! it's called the "cost of doing business". You have to incur some kind of cost, not just the cost of sale! It's called the Free Enterprise system in USA!! You have some fat ass nerves. I'm glad I didn't buy squat from you. You think you can mistreat one rider, talk crap in email to another and get some more business?? Now I'll make it my personal mission to make sure to spread your email across other internet biker boards. Go back to selling used cars and ripping off little old feeble ladies!
Here's this DMT guys/gal's email reply... Jeez, I'm not a customer yet and he's already giving lip:
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Hello,
Just so you know the customer who had so many complaints is in Hawaii we cannot ship very fast to Hawaii because we have to use the postal service (he was informed of this when he ordered). Also and since you just e-mailed to complain about something you read on an Internet forum must mean you have a little to much time on your hands. If we had ever wronged you this may be different but try ordering from us before you pass judgment because this boils down to a problem with our supplier. They didn't ship the helmet when they were supposed to and it took longer then it should have was an unfortunate circumstance, but until we call them about a specific tire (i.e.:after the customer contacts us about their order) we don't know there is a problem. As far as us charging the card before we ship this is an industry standard practice. If you don't believe that then call a few internet retailers and see when they charge the card for an order. Also a restocking fee is to cover our time and the shipping cost of sending the helmets back to our vendor and we still usually lose money.
Just wanted to give you our side of the story because we are not at all like we sound on Hayabusa.org.
Thanks for taking the time to rear this,
DISCOUNT MOTORCYCLE TIRE & ACC.
1-800-654-0565
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From: e [mailto:eynlai@*****.net]
Posted At: Friday, October 15, 2004 7:24 PM
Posted To: info
Conversation: Want to lose customers?
Subject: Want to lose customers?
Do you think you’ll get any customers from
www.hayabusa.org after how you treated this guy and he posted this forum?
I wouldn’t even buy a tire valve cap from you.