I personally had a boxer sx350j and although it for nice in the hand it wasn't for me. It's the plastic feeling that kills it for me. I need my mods to be solid and metal lol
From what I've seen, their customer service is terrible and they take forever to ship things. I've never purchased from them myself, but that's what I've seen in following the threads in the past.
While trying not to derail the thread, can anyone say really quickly why are there so many people down on this distributor? Honestly I have no idea and am inches away from ordering (likely) a 18650 DNA Boxer. I think I asked in the "Boxer inspired" thread and then that thread went poof (someone selling something?)
From what I've seen, their customer service is terrible and they take forever to ship things. I've never purchased from them myself, but that's what I've seen in following the threads in the past.
Shapeways has nothin to do with BOXER now.
From what I understand, the designer made a beta available once via shapeways, but that design underwent further improvement such that the old beta is not similar to what GV sells. Also, GV remarked to me by email that shapeways manufacturing quality isn't very good, which is why they use a different manufacturer.
he didn't ask him to take it down or correct it, he threatened to sue the reviewer. someone who will never get a nickel of my money.
The "Boxer inspired" thread, besides being a bad clone (you can read on shape ways how the buttons don't work), probably violated ECF rules about being an unregistered seller. To keep the forum from being inundated with spam, anyone selling vape-related merchandise must register as a vendor and follow ECF rules regarding commercial posts.
That's one point of view.My understanding is that they only threatened litigation after the reviewer tried to extort money from them when they requested it to be taken down and removed. GV might not be perfect, but the reviewer certainly did a lot of questionable stuff. From what I saw of the reviews at issue, this was not a case of someone giving a product a bad review and the vendor being unhappy, but rather a deliberately misleading review about a product that wasn't representative of what he is reviewing. I'm not keen on vendors threatening to sue reviewers merely because of bad reviews, but I'm also not keen on reviewers who mistakenly think their misconduct is a free speech issue.
he didn't ask him to take it down or correct it, he threatened to sue the reviewer. someone who will never get a nickel of my money.
That's one point of view.
Actually, not only did they ask him to correct it, but they even posted a comment on his review stating his unit was not from them and a beta (which the reviewer deleted, because he asked for a shakedown). See below....
No, that is actually FACT.
Perhaps if you bothered to look into the situation rather than spreading false information you’d have seen that too.
They even post on their FB page links to the exact conversation, weeks before this, where it is all documented in a public forum. Where he even tried extorting them or he “would post an even worse review”. Where they were nice enough to help him correct the issues he caused by assembling his wrong and with wrong parts (when he didn't even buy it from them). And where they mentioned his unit is from a different manufacturer and a beta unit — even detailing dimensional changes that were made since.
Regardless, I have purchased many items from GV. The best customer service I have ever experienced from a vendor in this or ANY industry. One of the partners even met me on a Sunday, because i didn’t want to wait until Monday for it to ship.
To me, the Boxer is a great unit (I’ve built multiple ones from them), and a great company to deal with. And that is how I base my decisions on what and where to purchase. Not by a poor reviewer obviously looking for some free lunches.
More like biased opinion, not FACT. And I have read and seen everything posted.
How many vendors go after reviewers for a bad review of a product? Only GV.