I can't believe how badly I'm getting porked up the anus by this True Value Electronics place. The replacement 9887 showed up Thursday and I thought it was a new one because it had a different serial number than the first one they sent me. So I plug it into the wiring harness in the dash and when I turn the ignition to ACC the HU turned on, which I thought was strange. Usually you have to turn on a new unit using the power switch on the HU. Then I turned the volume control knob and it doesn't work at all. It won't change the volume, and it won't do any of its other functions either. As it turns out, instead of sending me a new HU, they apparently just threw a different one in the box and sent it to me, all this after they made wait two weeks while they SUPPOSEDLY got more new ones in.
I sent them a very nasty email this morning saying I've had enough of their jacking me around and that I want a full refund, but here's the thing. I told them I wasn't going to send this unit back to them until I receive my full refund because I think if I send them this unit back first, I'll never see my money again. I believe they're actually crooked enough to do that. If they won't do this my way, what legal recourse can I take against them? I know I can report them to the BBB (which I'm going to do anyway), but is there any legal means I can use to send this thing back that would give me some leverage on them to give me my refund? Would I be better off just keeping the unit and sending it in to an Alpine repair center to have it repaired?
I sent them a very nasty email this morning saying I've had enough of their jacking me around and that I want a full refund, but here's the thing. I told them I wasn't going to send this unit back to them until I receive my full refund because I think if I send them this unit back first, I'll never see my money again. I believe they're actually crooked enough to do that. If they won't do this my way, what legal recourse can I take against them? I know I can report them to the BBB (which I'm going to do anyway), but is there any legal means I can use to send this thing back that would give me some leverage on them to give me my refund? Would I be better off just keeping the unit and sending it in to an Alpine repair center to have it repaired?
