those "FREE" sails/ sail covers

[john churchill]

there was a link a while back to a site offering free sails/sail covers with advertising logo on them.. well, i fell for it and they charged my credit card $30 for shipping a month ago, but still no package. any of you other suckers received your "free" stuff? should i continue my patience or talk to the credit card company?
cheapskate john



jchurchill@erols.com

[Tom Barringer]

After several attempts to make contact with company they finally sent (in my opinion) a poor quality, single stitched jib. It looks like amateur work to me. You be the judge---if your sail/cover ever arrives.

T.



celtic@skyhigh.com

[Russell]

This is why credit cards were invented. If the merchant doesn't perform, just call your credit card and refuse the charge. The merchant will receive a charge back AND a fee.

[John M.]

I also ordered a "free sail". I sent them an e-mail last week requesting the status of my order. They responded, saying the sail should be here this week. We shall see?

John

there was a link a while back to a site offering free sails/sail covers with advertising logo on them.. well, i fell for it and they charged my credit card $30 for shipping a month ago, but still no package. any of you other suckers received your "free" stuff? should i continue my patience or talk to the credit card company?
cheapskate john

johnmartin55@hotmail.com

[John Lesage]

there was a link a while back to a site offering free sails/sail covers with advertising logo on

Be Very Careful with those credit cards on-line. Sails for Free did not have a secure server site. Some call it an SSL. You should only submit your info when you are dealing within such a connection. You can gennerally tell if the http changes to https.
REAL e-commercer guys use security for your protection.



john.lesage@snet.net