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We Do Not Need These Customers.

Once while there are very strange customers. Since the customers could review the vendors over the internet, it is fair that the vendors could review the customers too.

  • Without these customers we could have more time and energy to service those customers who deserve to be served better.
  1. I requested and paid for 2-day air delivery. I am requesting a refund for the difference in shipping since today makes 3 days since my order was placed and I have not received the order.
  2. Maxline mistake Brian Chou's benefit
  3. I just received the machine. It was used. I want to return.
  4. The racquet mounting base wobbles when tensioning a string.
  5. I did not receive the PP-600 starting clamp.
  6. Would you be willing to accept $220 including shipping for the Flex 740?

  1. I requested and paid for 2-day air delivery. I am requesting a refund for the difference in shipping since today makes 3 days since my order was placed and I have not received the order.

    This customer ordered the following tools:

    1 x TCG-100 Tension Calibrator (TCG-100) = $12.95
    1 x ST-101 Pathfinder (ST-101, metal) = $9.95
    1 x BS-809 Tennis Awl (BS-809) = $1.50
    1 x PP-600 Starting Clamp (PP-600) = $14.95
    Sub-Total: $39.35
    Air Shipping Rate US (2-day air delivery): $8.50
    Total: $47.85

    Let us compare what is the cost from one of the other vendor:

    Gamma 1 x Tension Calibrator = $26.95
    Gamma 1 x Pathfinder (Plastic) = $19.95
    Gamma 1 x Tennis Awl = $4.00
    Gamma 1 x Starting Clamp = $32.00
    Sub-Total: $82.90

    From this comparison, he already saved $43.55. And also he indicates that Maxline provides quality products. But he does not appreciate it. He wants Maxline to refund him the difference from the shipping cost. From Maxline's online shipping cost table (See below), the cost of the ground and air delivery is the same shipping cost for this small package. So what is the refund to him? Per his request, Maxline will mail a check with the amount of $0.00 to him. Then he will be very happy and satisfied, and also indicates that Maxline has the very good customer service.

    Shipping Rate US (5-day ground delivery): $8.50
    Air Shipping Rate US (2-day air delivery): $8.50

    Let us check what is the UPS second day air delivery cost? It is $17.76. So he did not pay for the UPS service.

    He ordered these tools online on Sunday 3-11-2007. Maxline shipped this package out on 3-12-2007. The USPS shipping label is 0103 8555 7498 7306 9583. The USPS track system shows "Electronic Shipping Info Received, March 12, 2007". Maxline did the best to ship his order as soon as possible. And also Maxline provides him the quality tools and the best prices. But he does not appreciate it anyway. He wants Maxline to refund him the difference from the shipping cost. Therefore, Maxline does not want this type customer. Maxline wants him to return these tools back and purchase these tools from the other vendors. So far he still wants to keep Maxline's tools.

    Note: Maxline feels that it is not necessory to publish the correspondence. But this customer indicated that Maxline provides the bad customer service over internet. Maxline has no choice to publish this correspondence.

    Date Party E-mail Contents
    March 11, 2007
    21:11:07
    tsims10s@earthlink.net wrote

    I have recently referred a string machine purchase to you and today I have ordered several stringing tools. Thanks for offering quality products at such attractive prices!

    I own a Mutual Power Hercules 630 machine and I'd like to know if I could purchase your spring assisted clamp bases and install them on my machine. It appears that they should fit just like the bases that I currently have but they appear to be much easier to use. Please let me know if this would work and how much two of the bases would cost.

    March 12, 2007
    01:00:00
    Maxline wrote

    Thanks for your e-mail.

    We do not provide the parts and after-sales service for the other brands' machines.

    March 15, 2007
    21:20:25
    tsims10s@earthlink.net wrote

    I requested and paid for 2-day air delivery. I am requesting a refund for the difference in shipping since today makes 3 days since my order was placed and I have not received the order.

    March 16, 2007
    1:46:00
    Maxline wrote

    Thanks for your e-mail.

    Just return back all the items, and purchase from the other vendors.

    March 16, 2007
    11:02:19
    tsims10s@earthlink.net wrote

    Are you seriously this careless with your customer service? I am absolutely amazed at the way I've been responded to in my last two e-mail communications with your company!

    I have actually referred a sale to you within the last thirty days...how foolish could I have been?

    I really think someone in management should review your customer relationship procedures and attitudes. I'm hoping that maybe I just caught you on a bad day...twice. As far as I can tell your products are good and your prices are good, why would you want to run customers away?

    I plan to keep the items that I ordered, whenever they arrive. I guess it's just another lesson learned...I own my own business and I try to make my clients happy and satisfied. I thought maybe you did the same.

    March 16, 2007
    1:46:00
    Maxline wrote

    Thanks for your e-mail.

    No, I do think so.

    We always provide the good products and good prices. And also we do not over charge the shipping cost.

    We ship these tools by priority parcel mail. The post office will not provide any warranty on the delivery days anyway. And you want us to refund you the difference. If we use the UPS ground to ship, you will pay more the shipping cost. So you have to pay us more, not we have to refund you. You are the rude person, not us.

    Therefore, we do not want to sell any our products to you. We want you to return our tools. And we want you to purchase from the other vendors. Their prices are double from our prices. So you will be happy to pay the double prices and also the more expensive shipping cost.

    We do not want this type of customers. We let the other vendors to handle this type of customers. They charge more, and customers pay more. And the customers feel that it is the good service. Actually they are the sucks.

    We have thousands of good customers. We do service these good customers, not your type of customers.

    March 16, 2007
    16:57:11
    tsims10s@earthlink.net wrote

    Do you understand that I paid for the "Air Shipping Rate US (2 day air delivery)"? That's what that I'm trying to point out. I used you online ordering process and chose that as my shipping option, not priority parcel mail. (order #412)

    March 17, 2007
    14:41:00
    Maxline wrote

    Thanks for your e-mail.

    You are the idiot. The priority mail is 2 day air delivery. Check with the U.S. post office.


  2. Maxline mistake Brian Chou's benefit

    First Trip: On April 30, 2009 Brian Chow ordered online and indicated that he wanted to pick up the products. Brian Chow came to our warehouse to purchase 1 Flex 100 stringing machine ($119.00), 1 PP-600 starting clamp ($15.95), and 1 Ball Picker 95 ($16.95). Maxline provided him with 1 reel of free Synthetic 130 string ($50.00 value). But Brian Chow pointed that the online store indicated it is 1 reel of free Perfect Spin string ($75.00 value). Maxline replied to Brian Chow that you just print the online store page. We will give you the Perfect Spin string.

    Second trip: April 30, 2009 (about 30 minutes later), Brian Chou brought 1 page of the online store printout. It did indicate that it is 1 reel of free Perfect Spin string. As we promised, we gave Brian Chou 1 reel of free Perfect Spin string ($75.00 value). We did not ask him to exchange back the 1 reel of Synthetic 130 string ($50.00 value). So Brian Chou got 1 reel of free Perfect Spin string ($75.00 value) and 1 reel of Synthetic 130 string ($50.00 value). For 4.8 miles and 8-minute drive (see information below), He got $75.00 string. It is not bad at all. Brian Chou, you shall tell everybody that you are the winner for this 4.8-mile trip. Anyone around the world will make this 4.8-mile trip to get the $75.00 string. It is our typo. Let just use Brian Chou's word: "Their mistake your dime" = "Maxline mistake Brian Chou's benefit". Brian Chou, you shall tell everybody that you got 2 reels of free strings ($125.00 value). Obviously Brian Chou will not mention this fact. If he mentions that he got 2 reels of free strings ($125.00 value), he just can not conclude the Maxline bad customer service.

    Third trip: Brian Chou brought back the Ball picker 95 and indicated it is defective. He indicated that he wanted to return and purchase Babolat ball hopper. We accept the return. But he did not return the assembly tool. We requested him to bring back the assembly tool. He started to argue about this tool. We indicated to him that anyone wants to return any product, he will need to return all the items inside the package. It is the industrial standard. Since he is not happy with this purchase, we indicated to him that he shall return all the defective products (Flex 100 stringing machine, 1 PP-600 starting clamp, 2 reels of free strings and Ball Picker 95). Brian Chou indicated that he already used 5 packs of the string (about 200 feet). We indicated to him that we will not charge him the used 200-feet strings. He will get full refund: Flex 100 ($119.00), PP-600 ($15.95), Ball picker 95 ($16.95) and tax.

    Fourth trip: May 28, 2009, Brian Chou brought back the Ball picker 95 (with assembly tool). We signed on his invoice for $16.95 (full refund). But he refused to return back the other products. His excuse is Maxline has to pay for the shipping cost. Then he will return the Flex 100 machine and PP-600 starting clamp back. Let us just to check to see whether this is a reasonable condition. Please check to see any other brands, such as Walmart, JCPenney, Sears,..

    A customer works in and purchases the products, he wants to return the products. He asks the vendor to pay the shipping cost. Then he will return the products. There is no such industrial standard. It is Brian Chou's own excuse.

    Let us check how far is the distance from Brian Chou's place to Maxline's warehouse? Brian Chou's address is 2121 S. Wilmington Ave., Compton, California 90220. Maxline's address is 18116 S. Hobart Blvd., Gardena, California 90248. Google indicates that it is 4.8 miles. (Driving time is 8 minutes.) For 4.8 miles and 8-minute drive, Brian Chou wants Maxline to pay for the shipping cost in order to return the products. Do you feel it is funny? Besides that he walks in to purchase these products. It is not mail order.

    Today is 11-13-2009, Brian Chou still keep these defective and cheap machine, strings and starting clamp. Brian Chu's telephone number is 626-757-0976 and e-mail address is aiminv@gmail.com. Viewers, please call him or e-mail him and tell him to return these defective and cheap products. There is no reason to keep these defective and cheap products. He needs to purchase the Babolat products as he indicated.

    Maxline still have Brian Chou's $16.95 refund and wait for his fifth trip (4.8 miles and 8 minute drive) to return the Flex 100 machine, PP-600 starting clamp, and 2 reels of strings ($125.00 value). Obviously Brian Chou will not return these products. He still would like to enjoy the $125.00 valued free strings. Brian Chou already used our machine, tool and strings for 7 months (from April 30, 2009 to November 12, 2009). Brian Chou, you shall tell the viewers how is the performance of the machine, starting clamp and strings? And also, please tell the viewers why you do not want to return the Flex 100 machine, PP-600 starting clamp and 2 reels of free strings?

    By the way Brian Chou mentioned that I only saved $40 on the purchase spent $200 fixing their mistake. Please tell all the viewers how do you calculate the $200 expense to fix Maxline’s mistake? Probably you shall mention that I only saved $40 on the purchsae gain $125 free strings on their mistake. "Maxline mistake Brian Chou's benefit".

    Note: Maxline feels that it is not necessory to publish this information. But this customer indicated that Maxline provides the bad customer service over internet. Maxline has no choice to publish this information.

    Date Party Contents
    June 2, 2009 Brian Chow
    2121 S. Wilmington Ave.
    Compton, California 90220
    Tel: 626-757-0976
    E-Mail: aiminv@gmail.com

    wrote
    This is the first time I had ever dealt with such an unprofessional organization. After all that, I never got my money back. He kept the ball hopper and slammed the door on my face and locked it. I am just hoping that he would credit my CC back...still have not seen it. All this would have not been necessary if he would just listen instead of ranting. I believe if a product is defective, then the company should honor and refund the money back and even pay for shipping. I feel bad for all the other victims of Eagnas who probably had to just eat up what they served....which according to the manager/owner trash. Instead of being apologetic about his mistakes and defective product, he was abusive and violent. To a point where he kicked the basket hitting my friend. I am considering filing a police report for assault.

    Here is a simple purchase gone bad...from the very beginning:

    It started out as a normal e-commerce purchase. I purchased a stringer and a ballhopper from Eagnas website. So I decided to save on shipping charge and pick it up at the warehouse which was located next to my job.

    My very first incident with the Eagnas manager not honoring his sales. He was suppose to give me a string "Spin Control" but he would not. When I tried to explain it to him what I saw on the website, he just simply said...."There is the door"...and "...you don't need to buy from me" So I had to go back to the office and print out the web page showing that I was correct.

    So I went back the second time with the print out to get my string. Only if he would have listen and check the website himself, it would have saved both of us from being frustrated.

    The third time I had to return because, they packed two needle nose pliers instead of one diagonal and one needle nose. Believe me the last thing I wanted to do was waste my time, especially for their mistake..they should pay me or at least shipping charge. I also took back my tennis hopper because the lid would not lock. Upon arrival, I explained my situation about the pliers and he promptly exchanged them. Then I proceeded to explain to him about the tennis hopper lid not locking. He then acknowledge that it was defective and it would not lock. But on their box it stated that it had a locking lid. So I asked him if he can not replace it, then he should refund my money back. But then he started to get technical and asked me for the box and a disposable wrench(which is used to assemble the basket together, one-time use) which I did not have it with me because I assume that the problem would be fixed and I would return home with a working ballhopper. But because of that technicality I had to return the forth time.

    Upon the forth visit I decided to bring a friend with me..my camera. Because every time I was there he was extremely rude to me and would not listen to what I had to say. Hence the video.

    I could see how unorganized the business is. I don't care if the product is a certain price point, that doesn't justify bad customer service. That's their marketing strategy, to sell it cheaper. But I know they are profiting huge. I would not recommend buying an Eagnas product at all. Avoid the aggravation. Believe me, if they make the same simple mistake on me, then I am sure they made it to 100s of people.

    July 2009 Brian Chow
    2121 S. Wilmington Ave.
    Compton, California 90220
    Tel: 626-757-0976
    E-Mail: aiminv@gmail.com

    wrote

    The machine is fine, but business practice is questionable. I still have not got my refund for the hopper yet.

    Personally I would not do business with Eagnas with all the aggravation I got from them. Not worth the trouble. They think cheap price should include cheap service, but it's not much savings. I only saved $40 on the purchase spent $200 fixing their mistake. Had to return to them 4 times to fix their mistake.? Read their return policy carefully. "Their mistake your dime"


  3. I just received the machine. It was used. I want to return.

    Date Party Contents
    May 2, 2007 D. Ho

    I just received the machine. It was used. I want to return.

    May 2, 2007 Maxline

    We checked your shipping record. You ordered the EAG-300 machine on 3-5-2007. We shipped this machine to you on 3-5-2007. The UPS tracking record indicates that you received this machine on 3-12-2007. Today is 5-2-2007. You already used this machine for over 50 days. Obviously it is an used machine. We provide 30-day no-question asked return policy. You already used it for over 50 days. You just can not return the machine. If you have any parts problem, you can send the parts back to us for the service. We provide 5-year warranty on the machine.

    May 2, 2007 D. Ho

    We just open the box. It was used. You have to provide the UPS shipping label to return the machine. If you do not provide the UPS shipping label, We will say the bad service on the internet.

    May 2, 2007 Maxline

    You could say anything on internet as you wish. You already used this machine over 50 days. You just can not return the machine. But if you have any problem, we will provide the warrenty service.


  4. The racquet mounting base wobbles when tensioning a string.

    This customer purchased the Combo 710 stringing machine.

    Note: Maxline feels that it is not necessory to publish the conversation. But this customer indicated that Maxline provides the bad customer service over internet. Maxline has no choice to publish this conversation.

    Issue Contents
    1. There was no "Brake" knob in the packaging for the stringing machine.

    The turntable base has been upgraded to have the ball bearing device. Therefore, there is no turntable brake knob. With the ball bearing device, the turntable could rotate very smoothly. Without the ball bearing device, sometimes the turntable could wobble up or down.
    2. The racquet mounting base wobbles when tensioning a string.

    For all of the portable stringing machines, the supporting posts of the turntable bases are only about 1 inch long. Therfore, the turntable could wobble a little bit for all of the portable stringing machines. There is a Hawk 800 professional stringing machine nearby in the warehouse. Maxline asked Matt to exam the Hawk 800. The turntable of the Hawk 800 does not wobble at all. The reason is the supporting posts of all the professional stringing machines are about 6 inches long. Matt indicated that it is design flaw. No, it is not design flaw. The portable machines are designed to be small dimensions and portable. If it has 6 inches long supporting post, it is not portable machine anymore. It will be the professional machine. Besides, the Combo 710 has been upgraded to have the ball bearing device to reduce the wobbling effect. All other brands' portable machnes on the market does not have the ball bearing device at all.
    3. Lastly the rubber padding on the top of the "Head and Throat Mounting Stocks" and the rubber padding on the "V-Shaped Side Support Arms" are uneven. The padding on the "V-Shaped Side Support Arms" is higher which makes the racquet rest only on the support arm padding and float above the padding on the "Throat Mounting Stock" and the "Head Mounting Stock". I don't think this machine effectively supports a racquet under stringing tensions.

    Obviously Matt does not have any knowledge about the suspension mounting system. the suspension mounting system is also called as "air-support" mounting system. The suspension mounting system uses the 4 V-shaped side-support arms to support the racquet. The head and throat mounting posts are only hold the racquet in place. The racquet will not contact with the bottom rubber padding. Matt indicated that if the racquet does not contact with the rubber padding, why do we need the rubber padding? The answer is: When you put the racquet on the top of the mounting stock, the racquet will contact with the rubber padding, not the metal parts. It will prevent the racquet from the cosmetic damage.
    4. The holes in the "Head and Throat Mounting Stocks" are drilled unevenly which makes the "Head and Throat Mounting Posts" very loose, even when they are tightened all the way with the "Micro-Adjustment Knobs".

    For the suspension mounting system, the major supporing points are four shoulder supports. The head and throat mounting post are only hold the racquet in place. For this mounting system, there is no thread built-in. So it is desinged that the mounting hole is larger than the body of the mounting post.
    5. Matt indicated that when he purchase a product, he wants the product to be perfect.

    Is there a perfect product around the world? Please let us know.

    Is there a perfect stringing machine around the world? Please let us know.

    Maxline answered to Matt that there is no perfect product around the world. Even my body is not perfect; and his body is not perfect. If we have perfect bodies, we will not need the hospital anymore. There are lot models of stringing machines. Every model has its own pros and cons. The users need to evaluate the features of each model to select the model to fit his requirements.
    6. Matt indicated that he wants to exchange to the other model of strigning machine.

    Maxline answered to Matt that all of these issues are not the problem. And the machine is not defective. And also he wants to have the perfect machine. Maxline does not have the perfect machine at all. Therefore, Maxline does not exchange any model for him. Maxline just asks him to return the machine.
    7. Matt indicated that he does not want to pay for the 15% re-stocking fee.

    Maxline answered to Matt that all of these issues are not the problem. And the machine is not defective. Therefore, Maxline will charge him 15% re-stocking fee. But Maxline provides Matt an offer:

    Matt just needs to purchase any portable stringing machine from any other brand, and show Maxline that the turntable does not wobble at all. Maxline will refund Matt 15% re-stocking fee and also Maxline will apologize to Matt that Maxline provides the bad products to him. Today is June 5, 2007. Matt still does not show Maxline any portable machine with better performance.

    Date Party E-mail Contents
    March 3, 2007
    03:54:38
    statesm@roadrunner.com wrote

    Dear Maxline,

    I purchased an Eagnas Combo 710 Stringing Machine from Victor at your Gardenia warehouse on Saturday (March 3, 2007) around 3pm. Anyway, I recently assembled the machine and noticed a couple of problems. The first thing I noticed was that there was no "Brake" knob in the packaging for the stringing machine. The second thing is that the racquet mounting base wobbles when tensioning a string. Third, and very troubling is that the holes in the "Head and Throat Mounting Stocks" are drilled unevenly which makes the "Head and Throat Mounting Posts" very loose, even when they are tightened all the way with the "Micro-Adjustment Knobs". (I think the Head and Throat Mounting Posts are defective; the holes are too big). Lastly the rubber padding on the top of the "Head and Throat Mounting Stocks" and the rubber padding on the "V-Shaped Side Support Arms" are uneven. The padding on the "V-Shaped Side Support Arms" is higher which makes the racquet rest only on the support arm padding and float above the padding on the "Throat Mounting Stock" and the "Head Mounting Stock". I don't think this machine effectively supports a racquet under stringing tensions.

    I am pleased with the clamps however the circular stickers came off of one of them, and the circular plates above the "Swivel Clamp Bases" are also very loose. I also like the overall features of this stringer, however, with these issues I don't see how I can safely string racquets in the future. I have attempted 2 racquets and I know the results would be great and SAFE if everything was in working order.

    I am willing to drive the machine back to the warehouse in person to assess the situation of what to do with this machine. I know there is a 30 return period.

    Thanks,
    Matt

    P.S. I am not specifically asking to return the machine. I just want one that is in 100% working order. This invoice number is 7030388.


  5. I did not receive the PP-600 starting clamp.

    This customer ordered 1 PP-600 Starting Clamp. Then he moved out his apartment and moved back to South Africa. Therefore, the package was delivered to his apartment. But he did not receive this package. Then he wants Maxline to ship another PP-600 to South Africa for him.

    Basically he shall notice us before the movement. We will stop the shipment for him.

    In January 19, 2007, he ordered one Flex 722e electronic stringing machine by surface parcel mail. On May 4, 2007, when he returned home, he found out that the electronic tension head was damaged during shipment. Maxline shipped one new electronic tension head to him by air parcel mail. Maxline also paid for the cost of the expensive air delivery to South Africa for him. But he does not appreciate it anyway.

    Note: Maxline feels that it is not necessory to publish the correspondence. But this customer indicated that Maxline provides the bad customer service over internet. Maxline has no choice to publish this correspondence.

    Date Party E-mail Contents
    May 6, 2007
    09:38
    djr_11_@hotmail.com wrote

    I arrived home from the States on 05/04/07 and I have assembled my 'Stringing Machine - Eagnas Flex 722e' that I bought from you, and was shipped off by you (Eagnas) on 01/19/2007, invoice number - 7011981. The reason I am sending this e-mail, is due to the fact that I unfortunately have already encountered a problem with the machine.

    May 28, 2007
    14:58:34
    djr_11_@hotmail.com wrote

    Another problem that I encountered, was the fact that I bought a PP-600 Starting Clamp from you.

    I have now flown out of the States and it still has not arrived. A number of my friends and next door neighbours flew out a few days after I did, I have been in contact with them and I have been in contact with my apartment complex, only to find out that the 'clamp' did not arrive.

    May 29, 2007
    03:51
    Maxline wrote

    Thanks for your e-mail.

    We already shipped the new tension head to you last week by air mail. You shall be able to receive it very soon.

    About the PP-600, we will check what happens to your order?

    May 29, 2007
    02:42
    djr_11_@hotmail.com wrote

    Thank you very much for getting back to me, I greatly appreciate it.

    I appreciate you also looking into the PP-600, I honestly cannot understand how it did not arrive.

    I appreciate your help.

    May 31, 2007
    11:13:00
    Maxline wrote

    Thanks for your e-mail.

    We mailed this package on 5-3-2007 by U.S. priority mail. The tracking number is 0103 8555 7491 5957 0116.

    And we traced this package from the USPS.com. The result is as follows:
    It was delivered on 5-5-2007. Please check with your friend or apartment manager.

    Label/Receipt Number: 0103 8555 7491 5957 0116
    Status: Delivered

    Your item was delivered at 3:38 PM on May 5, 2007 in DELRAY BEACH, FL 33484.

    If you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.


  6. Would you be willing to accept $220 including shipping for the Flex 740?

    Date Party E-mail Contents
    April 16, 2009
    22:04
    fpowers@bellsouth.net

    Hello,

    I have been looking at your products for some time as well as researching stringing machines in general. I am interested in the Flex 740 but I am concerned by some of the reviews I have seen on the Eagnas customer service. It appears from your descriptions the machines themselves are built well, and priced competitively, so I can somewhat overlook the bad reviews.

    Would you be willing to accept $220 including shipping for the Flex 740? If so, I will order it immediately.

    Thanks,

    Apr 17, 2009
    7:35
    Maxline wrote

    Thanks for your e-mail.

    Sorry. Our products are not good enough for you. Please just purchase from other vendors.

    April 17, 2009
    07:54
    fpowers@bellsouth.net

    That's not what I said. I said I was concerned about some of the reviews I've seen on customer service. I also said it appeared your machines were well-built based on your descriptions.

    However, your tone in this email is reinforcing what I have read on-line. Perhaps I should share this email with several on-line forums so they can see exactly what kind of customer service they can expect.

    My offer of $230 stands if you want to sell me the flex 740.

    Apr 17, 2009
    9:09
    Maxline wrote

    We just will not sell anything to you. We are glad that you are not our customer. Therefore, we do not have to service you.

    April 17, 2009
    10:55
    fpowers@bellsouth.net

    Great customer service. I will post this on all the opinion sites and tennis forums so all are fairly warned. Just another classic case of customer no-service from Eagnas.