I know bashing is not condoned on this board but I feel it my duty as a consumer of auto care products to share my experience with my fellow auto care product purchasing brothers (& sisters)
Autogeek.net - 2 months ago I purchased a car cover through them over their "800" number. Rep was very friendly I'll give them that. I repeated the item number (it was a car cover) very slowly twice and asked him to repeat the number to me once he had entered it - he repeated the correct number. Now, approx. 7 days later I get my car cover, the wrong size and item # car cover. Funny thing is the correct item number was on all the paper work from my email confirms to the packing slip & invoice but they still sent the wrong item (completely different item number on the box).
So I call they send me the correct item along with a UPS return label another 7 days later. THe least they could have done for my inconvenience is overnight the damn thing.
Fast forward to last week (6/28/05) after a few postings here I find that one of the few places to get a 5" backing plate for my new rotary is autogeek (so I can continue to use my PC DA pads). Again I phone in my order, slowly repeat the part number, have the part number read back to me, all is ok & correct.
Today 7/7/05 I get my autogeek box, excited that I will soon be able to try out my rotary and what do you think happened? YES the wrong item shipped AGAIN !!!! Instead of a 5" backing plate for a rotary I received a backing plate for a DA polisher. Correct item number on the invoice, packing slip and email(s) but the wrong item packed in the box. What I find really hilarious is that the invoice contains a "quality assurance" box and 3 people from 3 different depts signed off that the CORRECT ITEM NUMBER WAS IN THE BOX!!!!!!!!
Needless to say I will never use AUTOGEEK again. To their credit, if you need to take credit for a lousy job, I will say their return procedure is pretty easy. Problem is, in a business environment where customer service is king I shouldn't need to know about their return procedures, at least not on the first 2 orders.
To those that moderate this board my apologies if this type of post is prohibited, I'm sure you will remove it should you deem it necessary but I really wanted to convey my experience with this company so that others won't go through the same headaches I have gone through.
THX

Autogeek.net - 2 months ago I purchased a car cover through them over their "800" number. Rep was very friendly I'll give them that. I repeated the item number (it was a car cover) very slowly twice and asked him to repeat the number to me once he had entered it - he repeated the correct number. Now, approx. 7 days later I get my car cover, the wrong size and item # car cover. Funny thing is the correct item number was on all the paper work from my email confirms to the packing slip & invoice but they still sent the wrong item (completely different item number on the box).
So I call they send me the correct item along with a UPS return label another 7 days later. THe least they could have done for my inconvenience is overnight the damn thing.
Fast forward to last week (6/28/05) after a few postings here I find that one of the few places to get a 5" backing plate for my new rotary is autogeek (so I can continue to use my PC DA pads). Again I phone in my order, slowly repeat the part number, have the part number read back to me, all is ok & correct.
Today 7/7/05 I get my autogeek box, excited that I will soon be able to try out my rotary and what do you think happened? YES the wrong item shipped AGAIN !!!! Instead of a 5" backing plate for a rotary I received a backing plate for a DA polisher. Correct item number on the invoice, packing slip and email(s) but the wrong item packed in the box. What I find really hilarious is that the invoice contains a "quality assurance" box and 3 people from 3 different depts signed off that the CORRECT ITEM NUMBER WAS IN THE BOX!!!!!!!!
Needless to say I will never use AUTOGEEK again. To their credit, if you need to take credit for a lousy job, I will say their return procedure is pretty easy. Problem is, in a business environment where customer service is king I shouldn't need to know about their return procedures, at least not on the first 2 orders.
To those that moderate this board my apologies if this type of post is prohibited, I'm sure you will remove it should you deem it necessary but I really wanted to convey my experience with this company so that others won't go through the same headaches I have gone through.
THX