4sevens
Flashlight Enthusiast
katx, I'll edit it now per your request.
katx, I'll edit it now per your request.
Thanks and you too. I hope I edited enough.Thank you, 4sevens. You are clearly an honorable person.
I guess what I don't understand is, if it is ok for a customer to use past email/correspondence(as Turbo was going to do, but was not allowed) to defend him or herself...why is it not ok for the company from which the product was purchased from to do the same in their own defense?
You've got it entirely backwards. It wasn't OK for the customer to do it. The couple posted emails were deleted by mods within minutes. However, the company's year's worth of irrelevant quotes and inaccurate paraphrasing was allowed to remain until the company decided to edit some of it out, long after several posters expressed concern and requested that the private correspondence be removed.I guess what I don't understand is, if it is ok for a customer to use past email/correspondence(as Turbo was going to do, but was not allowed) to defend him or herself...why is it not ok for the company from which the product was purchased from to do the same in their own defense?
I guess what I don't understand is, if it is ok for a customer to use past email/correspondence(as Turbo was going to do, but was not allowed) to defend him or herself...why is it not ok for the company from which the product was purchased from to do the same in their own defense?
Now, what on God's green Earth made you assume THAT?I guess what I am trying to say is that if Turbos post with email in it had been left up, he would not have been asked to remove it by any of the members here.
That post was immediately moderated. That made it pretty much a non-issue, since not many people would insist that he remove something that was already gone.Would it have been ok in your eyes for Turbo to post email/correspondence in his defense against 4sevens?
Let's say that this matter went to civil court. Would the emails be allowed as evidence? And would it not then be a matter of public record?
One thing is for certain. The two of them(Turbo and 4sevens) have thoroughly proven in public as to the nature of their characters. I know whom has earned my respect and trust.
Would that be the one who was repeatedly and undeservedly insulted, or the one who exchanged a damaged light for a customer by sending the same damaged light right back?One thing is for certain. The two of them(Turbo and 4sevens) have thoroughly proven in public as to the nature of their characters. I know whom has earned my respect and trust.
Here is a suggestion: send Turbo DV8 a new light along with a prepaid UPS label. Even better inspect the flashlight before sending it to him. He can then send you back the other one.
This way he knows he is not getting his own back.
I'm totally up for that. But he needs to email or post to confirm.
Yes, I already trusted him and respected him for good reason. But, he has further earned my trust respect through all this as someone who will go to just about any length to please his customers. The way I see it, he could have done nothing more to please Turbo than what he did. And in the end, Turbo just slapped him in the face.
One thing is for certain. The two of them(Turbo and 4sevens) have thoroughly proven in public as to the nature of their characters. I know whom has earned my respect and trust.
The way I see it, he could have done nothing more to please Turbo than what he did. And in the end, Turbo just slapped him in the face.
wintermute:
Why would you make a thread about a light which had a scratch - but DID NOT effect (sic) the beam whatsoever. Why would you make a thread when you are actually "happy with the beam" which the said light produces. Why would you go on and on about the existence of a scratch that in actuality mattered so little, that you yourself would REFUSE a replacement flashlight once one is offered.
Long scratch on new LOD-CE reflector... what would you do?
Just received my Fenix LOD-CE. It has a faint but noticeable scratch on the reflector all the way from the lens near the O-ring, almost all the way down to the base of the reflector, near the LED. The scratch has no noticeable effect on the beam, but you can see it when looking at the reflector. It bothers me somewhat to pay $45 and receive a unit with a scratched reflector, even though it doesn't show up in the beam. My P1 came DOA, and my L2P had annoying contact problems shortly after purchase, so my experience with Fenix is somewhat soured considering what they charge for their lights. If I cared to receive this kind of luck with quality, I would buy some other Chinese light and pay half the Fenix price!
Anyway, at least the LOD-CE works as it should, and I am wondering if it would pay to be anal and send it back for replacement, or am I asking for more bad luck and maybe get back a unit with perfect reflector, but bad electronics like my P1, or wobbly head, or... Do you think this scratch could cause problems later on with the aluminum reflector, maybe being a source for oxidation to begin and bloom on the reflector? If I keep the light as-is and this scratch does become a real problem years down the road, do you think Fenix would stand by and replace it then? With my past Fenix experiences, I am a little leery of sending it back and getting back something else wrong, or worse.