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To get a total price with 25% off discount and including shipping e-mail bretharbison@comcast.net
with vehicle, year, make, model, engine size, which alternator your wish to purchase and/or warranties. Along with your zip code.
We will take payments assuming the 25% discount, once 15 or more people have paid we can start shipping out alternators. If less than 15 people pay by 04/30/05 only a 15% discount can be given. Percent differences if applicable must be paid before alternator can be shipped. Only 8 more and alternators can start being shipped.
with vehicle, year, make, model, engine size, which alternator your wish to purchase and/or warranties. Along with your zip code.
We will take payments assuming the 25% discount, once 15 or more people have paid we can start shipping out alternators. If less than 15 people pay by 04/30/05 only a 15% discount can be given. Percent differences if applicable must be paid before alternator can be shipped. Only 8 more and alternators can start being shipped.
K im going to pay tonight or tomorrow
I will be paying this week as well.
how many are in on the Group Buy so far? are we going with the 25%?
how many are in on the Group Buy so far? are we going with the 25%?
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- #125
I about to pick up a Premier P9 combo, so my payment will be delayed until closer to the end of the month. (sorry fellas, priorities)
That means the rest of you better pay!!
That means the rest of you better pay!!
7 people have sent payment. 8 more and we can start shipping alternators.
We will take payments assuming the 25% discount, once 15 or more people have paid we can start shipping out alternators. If less than 15 people pay by 04/30/05 only a 15% discount can be given. Percent differences if applicable must be paid before alternator can be shipped.
payment sent!
Amputator Series
200/110
2002 Nissan Altima
2.5L 4cyl
went with the lifetime warranty as well.
can't wait to get this sucker in!!! Thanks for the Group Buy discount, I have really been needing a new alt.
Amputator Series
200/110
2002 Nissan Altima
2.5L 4cyl
went with the lifetime warranty as well.
can't wait to get this sucker in!!! Thanks for the Group Buy discount, I have really been needing a new alt.
If you and 4 more people pay the group buy will be at 25%. And we can start shipping alternators.
E-mail bretharbison@comcast.net with vehicle, year, make, model and engine type for alternator prices, include your zip code for shipping prices. We will accept payments assuming the 25% discount.
Let me know if you have any questions.
I have a couple q's about those warranties... With the 1 year warranty if the alt. is replaced: 1- is the remaining warranty void, 2- the remaining warranty carry over to the new alt, or 3-is an additional year tacked on? Also on the lifetime warranty is it: 1- one replacement and you're done or 2- do you get free replacements for a lifetime, which would be cool but unlikely...
Warranty Information
All products have a warranty for 30 days from date of purchase.
One Year Warranty (Purchased with alternator) Comes with "Amputator" Series, $49.00 for "Dominator" Series
Alternator is warranted against manufacturer defects or failure for twelve months.
Lifetime Warranty (Purchased with alternator) $99.00
Alternator is warranted against manufacturer defects or failure for a period of twelve months. The first claim after 12 months is covered free of charge. Additional claims have a flat fee of $99.99.
Exchange Program
In the event you purchase a new vehicle, your current Iraggi Alternator can be exchanged for a brand new model that directly fits your new vehicle. The first exchange for an equal or lesser value unit is covered free of charge. If the new unit exceeds original purchase price, the difference in value is charged. Additional exchanges have a flat fee of $99.99. If the new unit is of lesser value, the difference is deducted from the flat fee. (Up to $99.99) If the new unit exceeds original purchase price, the difference in value is charged.
Additional Warranty Information
Warranty must be purchased prior to shipment of alternator.
Warranty is non-transferable.
Warranty does not cover damage due to improper installation, weak batteries, bad batteries, or units that have been disassembled.
Warranty covers parts and labor performed by Iraggi Alternator.
Packages must be inspected for shipping damage upon receipt. All claims must be reported to shipper within 5 days.
All returns must be packaged to shippers packaging standards and carry insurance for full value of contents.
Warranty starts from date of shipment.
Contact information and brief explanation of problem must be submitted with returned product.
Items not paid for within 90 days become property of Iraggi Alternator.
Iraggi Alternator will not issue refunds for circumstances that are out of our control.
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- #134
Please, no disrespect is intended towards Iraggi alternator, and this hypothetical illustration can be applied to ANY manufacturer. I am simply bringing up a point that I feel is important.
What if suddenly "the product" fails. Ignore the cause in this case, and focus on blame. Now, consider the following carefully. Basically, the way that a warranty is described, if a manufacturer wanted to, could blame it all on the end-user, and of course, if thats a problem, there is always the obligatory "its out of our control" scapegoat. Ensuring that all but the consumers arse is covered.
In either case, by simply reverting to that clause in such a situation, it really shows a lack of responsibility and accountability to the customer. To me personally, this isnt all that reassuring.
Now, I personally have read many reviews, horror stories, etc. for many different "product" manufacturers. I know the hoopla that ensues when a product goes bad/fails, and it has to be "RTM'ed"
I know this warranty in particular is just nothing but standard legal jargon. Maybe I am overreacting, since I would expect the manufacturer to do nothing less that than that which is honorable. But to be honest, I would expect Iraggi to be a little less, well,...(and how to put this nicely?).... "corporate".
I am not saying that you shouldnt purchase extended warranties, BY ALL MEANS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER IT, AND MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION!!!
Moral of the story:
Be cautious and aware of the terms and conditions of a manufacturers basic and extended warranties, and use that information to make an informed purchase.
Message to the staff of Iraggi Alternators and Dominick Iraggi: I strongly believe that this group buy presents a great opportunity for Iraggi not only to redeem itself from a past of....and lets be perfectly honest here...unperfect reputation, but to gain a large volume of good business, and a loyal fan/customer base which will stand by your products.
I firmly stand by my decision to purchase an Iraggi alternator because of fair prices, and high performance level. I also fully realize that you are running a business, and of course there are financial risks involved. However, and I feel I am speaking on behalf of everyone else here, we want to know...what is up with those crazy extended warranty terms???
What if suddenly "the product" fails. Ignore the cause in this case, and focus on blame. Now, consider the following carefully. Basically, the way that a warranty is described, if a manufacturer wanted to, could blame it all on the end-user, and of course, if thats a problem, there is always the obligatory "its out of our control" scapegoat. Ensuring that all but the consumers arse is covered.
In either case, by simply reverting to that clause in such a situation, it really shows a lack of responsibility and accountability to the customer. To me personally, this isnt all that reassuring.
Now, I personally have read many reviews, horror stories, etc. for many different "product" manufacturers. I know the hoopla that ensues when a product goes bad/fails, and it has to be "RTM'ed"
I know this warranty in particular is just nothing but standard legal jargon. Maybe I am overreacting, since I would expect the manufacturer to do nothing less that than that which is honorable. But to be honest, I would expect Iraggi to be a little less, well,...(and how to put this nicely?).... "corporate".
I am not saying that you shouldnt purchase extended warranties, BY ALL MEANS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER IT, AND MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION!!!
Moral of the story:
Be cautious and aware of the terms and conditions of a manufacturers basic and extended warranties, and use that information to make an informed purchase.
Message to the staff of Iraggi Alternators and Dominick Iraggi: I strongly believe that this group buy presents a great opportunity for Iraggi not only to redeem itself from a past of....and lets be perfectly honest here...unperfect reputation, but to gain a large volume of good business, and a loyal fan/customer base which will stand by your products.
I firmly stand by my decision to purchase an Iraggi alternator because of fair prices, and high performance level. I also fully realize that you are running a business, and of course there are financial risks involved. However, and I feel I am speaking on behalf of everyone else here, we want to know...what is up with those crazy extended warranty terms???
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