Originally Posted by
Griffin
Right. My point was not to call you a scammer or even infer that by association. My point was simply that, because you've been taken care of - and had a positive experience - and in theory have some influence as a team driver - that your role is key in a successful scam (though I'm not 100% this is even that - it could just be a poorly run or failing business run by someone lying to stay afloat. Tbh - my guess here is that it's just that - a failed business potentially funding old orders with new order money - paying team drivers in hopes that they will drive enough business to keep the company afloat - but that's 95% speculation).
In theory - you have a good deal going - but are potentially being used unwittingly to lend legitimacy to a ponzi scheme.
Maybe not - but I still haven't found a paying customer who's chimed in with "I made an order recently and got my product".
Apologies, I misunderstood. I inferred that by your comments, I was being accused. I appreciate the clarity.
I can understand the frustration of not getting a response. I also can understand thinking you paid for something that was "in stock" when in fact it was a pre-order. I had that happen to me when I ordered a hot side pipe for my truck. The site said it was in stock, but after I didn't hear anything about it shipping, I reached out. I was told, I should have called, it needed to be ordered. Why? your site showed in stock.