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21 September 2010, 08:19 AM | #91 | |
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Thanks for posting the review. NATO straps were manufactured for military use. I guess these aren't fit for more than desk diving (if that). BTW, I wouldn't know for sure, but it looks like they probably sold you the old design model which they know is defective. Nice business. This isn't some faceless corporation sending out thousands of orders a day. Very suspect.
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21 September 2010, 10:36 AM | #92 |
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I agree that the holes failing after a days use is not acceptable. I do have a Corvus Bond strap as well, must admit I haven't really used it so can't comment if mine will hold up. However I have used genuine MOD starps that have done exactly the same thing but as others have mentioned they are quite a bit cheaper.
What does seem a mystery is whether or not Corvus is still sending out the original run of straps that are more prone to the problem and I feel this is something they need to make a comment on as they generate a lot of sales from watch forums and these sorts of rumors are not going to go down well. If the older straps are being shipped out this needs to be addressed and is unacceptable. @ nicko, If you are not after a refund, cut it up, chick it in the bin and move on. |
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Trust me whatever PM you got, if it makes you cringe then it is CORRECT The guy is a real creep, and if you read the documents you will be even more sick about it.
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21 September 2010, 08:56 PM | #97 | |
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7 Day Return Policy Any Corvus watch or other product may be returned for a full refund within 7 days of receipt. The product and all original packaging must be complete, and in original, undamaged "as sold" condition. All returns from locations in the U.S.A. must be securely and safely packaged and sent to us by U.S.P.S. Priority Mail, with full insurance. International buyers must email to info@corvuswatch.com for shipping instructions, which vary by location. Return shipping and packaging costs are the responsibility of the buyer. suppose you didnt spend 5 second reading their T&C page? im sure by now it is not a matter they refund/exchange for Steve, it is all about the princples & customer service attitude from Team Corvus. |
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21 September 2010, 10:23 PM | #100 |
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Have you emailed them directly and asked if you could return it for a refund, and what was their reponse?
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21 September 2010, 10:41 PM | #101 |
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Nicko,
I am sorry but you are now just being a little childish about the whole thing, you have changed your mind several times in this thread about what you actually want done. I agree Corvus has handled this badly and their instuctions for return are also poor, as it does not mention faulty items. Take the initative, Just package the the strap in a jiffy bag and send to Corvus with a note explaining the problem, then sit back, relax, wait and hopefully you will end up with the correct out come. Remember though it may be the case that you actually have the 2nd edition strap and the next one will end up doing the same thing. It was mentioned in another long thread about these straps that a member did just that and recieved a new strap a few weeks later. |
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I think Nicko is correct 100%!! Why should he jump through hoops? Have you read Corvus's response? They should just ship him a new one ...no questions asked. Why should he have to send an inferior one back by overseas mail for them to just throw it in the trash? Just do the right thing and mail him a "new "strap" This is not rocket scienceNick ordered strap-strap=defective-Corvus-send a non defective one=finished
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22 September 2010, 04:13 AM | #104 |
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I don't get it... coop
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I agree. For some reason customer service is lacking in this day and time. It's rare to find it. LL Bean has it. Orvis has it. It seems so many companies spend their energy blaming the customer instead of doing the right thing. I'll bet a buffalo nickel that Corvus is trying to deplete their stock of first run straps and only replace them if someone complains,
Corvus, just send Nicko his strap. Heck send him five just to compensate his time and trouble.
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Ten minutes ago I smacked mine against a painted brick wall. I was turning a corner, and bang!
I wiped the paint off the area where the ceramic meets the outer bezel ring, and NOTHING! If it were the old metal style it would be scratched. So far it's proving a little better than the metal |
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so as this post Tom..
http://www.rolexforums.com/showpost....&postcount=108 (when will people start to read all posts before making an opinonated reply..) |
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Just read this...oh well if they respond I would be surprised. They never once responded to me. But it does show Nick has tried and is getting no where At least it wasn't a watch Nick! I know that does not help, but it could have been a lot worse. IMHO...Corvus has more problems than straps right now and I would bet dollars to doughnuts that IS the elephant in the room We kind of already know what kind of people we are dealing with here. This is coming from a father of two little ones, and it is just my opinion. Sorry you lost money there Nick, that always sucks
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Here's a copy of the email I sent them yesterday...
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