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Alan,
I would suggest writing to one of the Motorhome magazines that have a
consumers advocate to address your situation in print. I don't think
VISA would like to see negative comments regarding their service in
print without some sort of response.
Jake
04 Sig at TGO

--- In Monacoers@yahoogroups.com, "atstory2002"
wrote:

>
> After spending 45 minutes on the phone with VISA their response was

this. They can do

> nothing about it as the original order was in January and is

outside their jurisdiction. I

> asked if VISA could put pressure on SAF-T Corp and they said it was

a different section of

> the company and they didn't have their number (merchant issues). It

appears that it was a

> good lesson about purchasing products online with a VISA card.
>
> Alan Story
> 06 Sig
>
>
> --- In Monacoers@yahoogroups.com, Bob Clerc wrote:
> >
> > > After waiting 4 months for my TPMS from Trucker Parts Store I

installed it to find that

> half
> > > the sensors didn't work. I called Tina and was advised to

return the system for a

> refund. It's
> > > now been 7 weeks and after I called today to find out what has

happened to the

> refund I was
> > > advised that I would have to request it through VISA. Needless

to say VISA said they

> wouldn't
> > > be able to do anything about it because of the length of time

involved.

> > > This was an expensive lesson and a warning to anyone who is

thinking of dealing with

> them.
> > > I also notice that their website is no longer available.
> > >
> > > Alan Story
> > > 06 Sig 05 Honda pusher
> >
> > This is a lesson to be learned by all of us. I sent repeated

posts when

> > the fact that credit cards were being charged well in advance of

even

> > promised delivery that the charges should be disputed and thereby
> > cancelled. I have absolutely no reason to believe that there was
> > dishonesty on the part of the vendor. But a warning sign came

from a

> > competitor TPMS who said that there have been many startups that

ended

> > up in failure because the business dealings with the Chinese

companies

> > fell apart. Whether the vendors should now be in a position to

make all

> > its customers whole is for someone else to figure out. But it is

far too

> > risky for me to ever let someone charge my credit card ahead of

delivery

> > of a product or service. If a charge shows up on my first billing

cycle

> > and no delivery of product or no completion of service, out goes

a

> > dispute letter immediately.
> >
> > BTW Alan, don't give up hope. It may be resolved satisfactorily

eventually.

> >
> > Bob Clerc
> > @ Colorado Springs, CO
> >
>

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Alan,

You are letting Visa off too easy, I would get someone of authority and
explain what has happened.. Visa is the one that paid the vendor in
advance of them shipping the goods, maybe you had some resposibility by
not contesting the charges earlier than you did, but the onus is still
on Visa.

If it was me, maybe not for everyone, I would tell them to go fish if
they did not correct this situation. The vendor's claim that they can't
issue a credit is lame also.

As I understand it, the vendor has your money AND the mdse.

This is called stealing, I would not stand for it, even if I quit Visa
and let them turn it over to a collection agency.

I get a dozen card offers every month, and I am sure you do too.

Al C

--- In Monacoers@yahoogroups.com, "Harry Jacobs"
wrote:

> Alan,
> I would suggest writing to one of the Motorhome magazines that have a
> consumers advocate to address your situation in print. I don't think
> VISA would like to see negative comments regarding their service in
> print without some sort of response.
> Jake
> 04 Sig at TGO
>

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Hi All
To anyone who bought a TPMS from SAF-TTE, how has it been working? Are you satisfied with it? Any problems at all? We have a couple bad sensors and I was trying to get them replaced. Truckers Parts Store is closed and Todd Wessels is on the lam. I have gotten in contact with the manufacturer in China and below is their response:
Ciao
Jack

Dear Jack

Thanks for your interest in our tyre pressure monitor system.

I 'm sorry for my later reply, as a lot of issues before with saf-tte

Now we have already found a new reseller in United Stated. They will take care of you very soon, maybe 1 or 2 weeks.

Best regards
Aileen
Gobiz Electronics Ltd.,

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>
> Thanks for your interest in our tyre pressure monitor system.
>
> I 'm sorry for my later reply, as a lot of issues before with saf-tte
>
>
> Now we have already found a new reseller in United Stated. They will
> take care of you very soon, maybe 1 or 2 weeks.
>
> Best regards Aileen Gobiz Electronics Ltd.,

Jack, I have absolutely no info on this particular TPMS but the name
"Aileen" on the response from China caught my eye. The 'western' names
used by overseas reps makes sense because we probably couldn't handle
most of the real names. But was talking with some tech support person,
obviously in India or that part of the world. He announced to me that
his name was Guido. Wonder if he had been watching too many Italian
mobster films. Nancy, John--OK. Guido?

Bob Clerc

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Anyone having troubles with the TPMS... here is the new US dealer who
claims to take care of existing problems.....

http://www.tsttruck.com/

Al C

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We feel it is time for us to purchase a tire pressure monitoring system; however, we just don't know which one and would love to hear pros and cons from those of you who are using a tpms on your rig and toad.

Bev Daszkiewicz
1998 HR diesel

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Bev,

I have and can recommend the Pressure Pro. That being said, it's probably a fact that you would also be well served with a TST.

Steve O
'03 Sig

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I have Pressure Pro on the Windsor and the Toad and find it works great.
The MH is 40' and I tow 4 down w/o a signal booster.
Great Product. Five years still OK on the wheel transmitters.
Harvey Noel 02 Windsor


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Thanks for the responses.?? It appears that most everyone is using the Pressure Pro.?? We are currently attending a HR rally and there is a vendor selling the
Tire Tracker Tire Pressure system and I was hoping someone would have had experience with system.?? The seller makes it sound good and the sensors are really small (0.4oz), but before purchasing I was looking for some first hand user information.
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Bev Daszkiewicz
98 HR Imperial

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Bev

My travel buddy put the Tire Tracker on her coach last month. It works
well with only one downside - you cannot read the pressure in the CG before
you leave.

There is a centrifugal sensor in the pressure sender, and it doesn't send
unless the wheel is turning. What you read in the CG is the last pressure
before you stop the coach.

Talk to the vendor and verify this. I see it as more of an inconvenience
than an absolute show stopper.

Fred W
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In a message dated 5/5/2012 8:55:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
bevdazz@... writes:

We are currently attending a HR rally and there is a vendor selling the
Tire Tracker Tire Pressure system and I was hoping someone would have had
experience with system. The seller makes it sound good and the sensors
are really small (0.4oz), but before purchasing I was looking for some first
hand user information.

Bev Daszkiewicz
98 HR Imperial



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