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Product Review Thread.
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I am in no way associated with any of the products I refer to here, or the manufacturers/distributors/retailers of these products. I am a only patron of their business, and have no personal investment, at all, with the success or failure of their business. I have received no incentive for posting this.
(I think that covers the whole advertising clause).
I’ll start off with three that come to mind.
1. Vixen on board air system components. Primarily because of their customer service. I went through quite a few 150psi pumps for my 3 gallon tank on the Jeep. (I have two pumps hooked up). They kept breaking shortly after the initial return for deficiency date (about a month). When I reached out to them, they replaced the pumps even though it was past that time period. Their warranties are good for a year. After going through about four pumps quickly, they upgraded them and sent me two 200 psi pumps and asked me to cover some of the difference (about half) of the cost. With the new pumps they sent me some bad ass 60 amp in-line fuses (which I haven’t used lol, sticking with 30 amp) and some other electrical accessories for the pump. In my experience, the product seems to be defective more times than not, but the warranty covers a time period for much more time than it takes for them to go bad. Since installing the 2 x 200 psi pumps, and changing their mounting location, I have had no problems.
2. Postalhiring.net. They are in no way associated with the USPS. Buying their product will not get you a job in the USPS, nor will it even help you get close. They are a scam. They charge you 46 bucks for nothing, on the false premise they can get you a job with the USPS, but they can’t. They just take your money and expect you not to say anything about what a scam they are when you figure it out. It isn’t so much money that people should want to fight a lot to get it back, and that is their actual business model.
3. Sena communication devices for motorcycle enthusiasts. Amazing products. I used the chit out of mine to listen to music, talk on the phone, hear navigation prompts, talk to other riders in my group, etc. with the external speakers, the wind drowns out the information coming from them. I have the 30k with mesh interlink (can talk to up to like 20 riders over Bluetooth), and it has a headset port. I simply took the speakers off and use my personal headset. The microphone still works and you can talk/hear on the phone as if you are in a no wind condition. (I have full face helmets). I have had mine for over two years. Recently, I got rained on (which happens). These devices are meant to handle rain. Well mine malfunctioned beyond user repair. Despite being far outside of the window of the warranty, the company has approved a complete replacement of my device. They had no written or oral obligation to do this. Would rep in real life.
What do you have misc?
I am in no way associated with any of the products I refer to here, or the manufacturers/distributors/retailers of these products. I am a only patron of their business, and have no personal investment, at all, with the success or failure of their business. I have received no incentive for posting this.
(I think that covers the whole advertising clause).
I’ll start off with three that come to mind.
1. Vixen on board air system components. Primarily because of their customer service. I went through quite a few 150psi pumps for my 3 gallon tank on the Jeep. (I have two pumps hooked up). They kept breaking shortly after the initial return for deficiency date (about a month). When I reached out to them, they replaced the pumps even though it was past that time period. Their warranties are good for a year. After going through about four pumps quickly, they upgraded them and sent me two 200 psi pumps and asked me to cover some of the difference (about half) of the cost. With the new pumps they sent me some bad ass 60 amp in-line fuses (which I haven’t used lol, sticking with 30 amp) and some other electrical accessories for the pump. In my experience, the product seems to be defective more times than not, but the warranty covers a time period for much more time than it takes for them to go bad. Since installing the 2 x 200 psi pumps, and changing their mounting location, I have had no problems.
2. Postalhiring.net. They are in no way associated with the USPS. Buying their product will not get you a job in the USPS, nor will it even help you get close. They are a scam. They charge you 46 bucks for nothing, on the false premise they can get you a job with the USPS, but they can’t. They just take your money and expect you not to say anything about what a scam they are when you figure it out. It isn’t so much money that people should want to fight a lot to get it back, and that is their actual business model.
3. Sena communication devices for motorcycle enthusiasts. Amazing products. I used the chit out of mine to listen to music, talk on the phone, hear navigation prompts, talk to other riders in my group, etc. with the external speakers, the wind drowns out the information coming from them. I have the 30k with mesh interlink (can talk to up to like 20 riders over Bluetooth), and it has a headset port. I simply took the speakers off and use my personal headset. The microphone still works and you can talk/hear on the phone as if you are in a no wind condition. (I have full face helmets). I have had mine for over two years. Recently, I got rained on (which happens). These devices are meant to handle rain. Well mine malfunctioned beyond user repair. Despite being far outside of the window of the warranty, the company has approved a complete replacement of my device. They had no written or oral obligation to do this. Would rep in real life.
What do you have misc?
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