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I'll be as succinct as possible.

Customer orders 4 boxes each of 3 different calibers of ammo (total of 12 boxes) from reputable online dealer. 2 of the calibers offered at good prices the other caliber at an exceptional price. Almost too good to be true.

Customer gets shipping notice 2 days later. The day before the ammo is due to arrive, the customer tracks shipping and sees seller's request to return to sender. Next day, UPS shows tracking back to seller. Customer's account shows no notes/explanation, nor does seller email explanation.

Customer makes numerous attempts to call and email seller with no luck. After a grand total of holding on the phone for over an hour, customer talks to human who tells customer that seller made a mistake with the ammo that was priced almost too good to be true. They will remove it from the order, refund customer the difference and reship the remainder the day it comes back.

One week after ammo arrives back at seller, customer has no new shipping notification. Customer emails seller asking when it will ship. 2 days later customer gets an email response that gives new tracking number. 21 days after seller placed initial order, customer receives 8 boxes of correct ammo. Ammo boxes are showing the signs of being well traveled. No refund showing on customer account.

To customer's surprise the next day another shipment arrives. It contains the same 8 boxes of ammo as the previous day. Customer checks bank account and amount of 4 boxes originally recalled is credited to account.

Customer is now $260 to the good with the company that recalled an order over a price that was about 10 bucks a box too good on 4 boxes of ammo. Customer doesn't need the extra ammo shipped in error. Customer has had enough of seller's incompetence and doesn't wan't to have to invest even more time in trying to contact seller, and doesn't want the goddam inconvenience of mailing the crap back.

Customer should:

A. Do the right thing no matter the burden.
B. Say Fugk the incompetent seller.
C. Get schidtfaced, surf midget porn and let fate take over.

Option D.

I’m all about doing the right thing.

In this case, B is the right thing.

If they want to play games then they should be on the ball with their stupid games…sorry Charlie, “you” tried to get cute with the bait and switch but weren’t smart enough to do it properly. They should not have had it returned in the first place. You have 8 extra boxes and they have a lesson in not being a dipshit.

E

Maybe the seller wanted to make it right? I would call and thank them! 😜

By all means B. Though C does have some merit, are they midget amputees?

😂

lol

B

Absolutely B..

Sell the excess here at a profit.

That would be Nugget Porn.

That's only if all they're missing is both thumbs.

Send the excess to that ankle biter (can't remember who it is) that keeps bitching about the 22s you bought, as a sign of good faith.

From what they put you through? Fuggem and enjoy shooting up the ammo on them.

Three women interview for a bank teller job. The final question during the interview was, "If you find $10,000 extra in your cash drawer at the end of the day, what would you do?"

A. The first woman answers, "I'd keep it."

B. The second woman answers, "I'd give it back."

C. The third woman answers, "I'd keep it for a time to draw interest, then I'd give it back."

Which woman got the job?

Answer: The one with the biggest boobs.

What is your integrity worth? 30 pieces of silver, maybe?

B

Then C

B is the right thing to do. They need to get their shiit together and not play games.

Definitely B and C, never ever pass up the midget porn!!

And as a get even........send a bill for your time and effort, code it as something acceptable. Send it repeatedly until it is paid, if not paid make up a letter that tells them they are going to collections. Lol, f they don't pay it at least it'll piss them off!

I actually had one pay it for $150.00, these dumb jackasses wasted 3 hours of my time, they paid when I sent the collections letter. I was real skeptical when I went to cash the check but it didn't bounce and the bank was happy.

Who was this from?