Yep, I tried to cancel, no joy. Wanted to TRY to contact customer support, and got the application equivalent of Voicemail Hell. All canned responses, all dead-ending at the same useless garbage like “email seller” only THERE IS NO SELLER ANYMORE and the little paper-airplane thingy to send a comment does absolutely nothing, like it’s a non-button.
All I want to do is get it on record that this sounds like fraud, and that I don’t want to get stuck.
If I end up getting a “delivery” on paper that never happens, or if I get a box with a pink B’harbi Dream Bike in it instead, or just a box of rocks, I want to get it back from Amazon, period.
They should keep the bux in the seller’s account in “escrow” so there is no way to grab the bux and run, no? So if I make a claim that this is fraud, they’d better not even think of saying, “tough luck, haha” and wash their hands of it.
Also, if I do manage to get an actual box, I’m going to do a Charles BridgeTec and video the whole f’n Grand Unboxing for the record, too.
I figured at first that with all the new Li-cell legislation going around, some sellers might be rushing to dump non-compliant merch before the legislation kicks in (ie, sell for dimes on the dollar vs zero), but who knows if this clown is selling stolen bikes, factory rejects, busted bikes, or just the aforementioned box o’ rox?
But it seems Amazon doesn’t even want to know, so might even be complicit in any fraud if they want to deny refunds. Doesn’t exactly leave me with a good feeling.
Even if the electric part doesn’t work that great, I’ll settle for a workable pedal-bike (made sure it had pedals vs being electric-only) if only to get around for s&g. Cheap pedal bikes go for about as much as this was, so it’s not so outlandish that someone would want to sell stuff even at a loss vs not selling at all and losing the merch as well.
Wellp, at least we got our objections on record here.
