Easton customer service, bad experience
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yes gutshot I probably could have and probably should have, but it is about an hour away, the shop didn't have anymore in the size I shoot and I didn't want to hassle the shop owner.
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Just playing the devils advocate here. Why did you buy them in the first place if the had "faulty" paint on them? I can see having a problem if you mail ordered them, but you had them in your hand at time of purchase. Did you not inspect them when you bought them?
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Flintflinger I did not inspect them(should have) the reason being they were in the clear plastic bundeled up from easton in a dozen. I was excited to get them and just picked them up and payed and left I did not notice it until I was fletching them.
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Anything that you pay money for you want right!!!!!!!! I commend you for sticking to your guns (arrows
). Be a hard nose and tell Easton that your not happy as a matter a fact, you're a little p.o.'d. Maybe they'll comp you some extras (never know). I worked in retail for quite awhile so I've seen it happen. Good luck and don't back off no matter what.
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