WindsorFox

gcroix wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I ordered a custom made wiring harness for my 1966 Mustang from
> WINDSOR-FOX, whom I thought was a reputable company in California. This
> company, WINDSOR-FOX has been mentioned in articles in magazines and
> websites, which led me to think they were good people. In September I sent
> them a complete wiring harness from a newer car (value $300) and a money
> order for $549. Several excuses and months later, I suspect I'm out the
> money. I've contemplated telling the BBB in their area (Apple Valley, CA),
> contacting a lawyer there, or contacting the local tv station/newspaper.
> However, I don't think any of those will help my case. I've also thought
> about contacting the company and telling them, "Look if you don't send my
> $/part immediately, I'm going to (do all that)." I can't afford to write
> off $850, but I think I may have to. Suggestions? Thanks in advance.
>
> GMC in GA


I have several suggestions. Instaed of ranting on Usenet, call them
onthe phone and speak to the owner. Do not threaten all that sillyshit,
cuz if it were me I'd blow you off right there. Do not rant. Explain
what your concerns are and you don't want to be out your money and
harness and you really need to know exactly what the situation is. If
someone is sick, or someone stuck your stuff on a shelf and forgot about
it for a month fine SAY so and lets get to it. If you're rude you'll
just piss him off and he has the upper hand at the moment, he's go t
your money. Also remember that no one in this group knows you from
Ronald McDonald and there is always two sides to a story.


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