Wheretheyaint - any experiences

[e107collector]

Originally Posted by tcdyess

Uh oh.. thanks... I think..

I could be wrong, but I would think the reason they haven't responded with a tracking number, is the fact that they haven't been able to locate your card to purchase as of yet.

Keep us posted, if you don't mind.

Best of luck,

Tony

[tcdyess]

I will keep the board updated, thanks for the input... I would just hope that in a larger dollar purchase like this there would be some pretty damn good communication. Eight days of nothing after payment doesn't fit the bill for me.....

Tim

[terjung]

The information provided in the thread linked in post #2 leads me to think that your experience may not be unique. Hopefully it all works out for you.

[Wite3]

Wheretheyaint is a very apt description of their business model and customer service...the cards aint there and neither is anyone to respond...hope it works out.

[e107collector]

After looking through their website, it's seems to be a red flag to me that there is no business address or phone number to talk to someone. Contact by email only - seems strange.

Like the previous poster stated, the name fits the business.

Tim - how did you pay? Credit card, check or paypal?

Tony

[71buc]

I sent them an email regarding a 1955 Clemente they had listed. A month later they answered with an apology for the delay and indicated that they no longer had the item.

[kcohen]

Gee. With the name of their business, you'd think that if they had any card in stock, it'd be a Keeler.

Seriously though, I hope this sordid affair gets unraveled in your favor.

[deebro041]

Would asking for a scan of the back of the cards reveal anything?

[tcdyess]

Originally Posted by e107collector

After looking through their website, it's seems to be a red flag to me that there is no business address or phone number to talk to someone. Contact by email only - seems strange.

Like the previous poster stated, the name fits the business.

Tim - how did you pay? Credit card, check or paypal?

Tony

Paypal......

[teetwoohsix]

This is a very strange way of doing buisness. I guess I'm a bit unclear as to whether you actually recieve the card you bid on (or bought)-or do they just find any card matching the description and send it ?

At any rate, communication is always the key to a good deal IMO. And I guess actually owning the card you are selling would make the most sense?

I hope this deal works out for you, and you either get the correct card that you bought, or your money back.

Sincerely, Clayton