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Ugh, I’m in a really bad mood today. Let’s chat with the experts in the group. I’m also a veteran in the field of instruments with 30 years of experience. But surprisingly, a fly got eaten. I was thoroughly tricked by the salespeople at Brady Company. I signed a contract for delivery upon payment; the payment was made and the goods arrived. The result was nothing at all what I wanted. The liner 4F has become spray-coated, and the I-beam flange has become a flat flange. At that time, they asked him to change the range, and he said he would do it, but it wasn’t delivered until a month later. Fainted on the spot. Hehe, it can’t be returned yet. I really want to slap myself hard. I urge all my brothers and sisters to never fall for his tricks again. What brand is it? They have no limits when it comes to doing business these days. Remember, remember! !
Contract with shipment upon payment, bro – stop talking about anything else. They’re all sensible people
Brady is pretty good. Anyway, all those who were present at the delivery site and accompanying the installation team were Brady – they were all fine. No problems were reported during the on-site installation either, haha. Besides, it’s those with money who really matter. . .
The price difference between BLD in Beijing and BLD in Chongqing is quite large
Shipping only after payment – is it really that easy to do business in this market? We wait for the goods to arrive for a long time, yet the payment isn’t made; it’s really frustrating. After looking at the second floor, I roughly understood it~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
It’s likely the homeowner was in a hurry, and the salesperson took advantage of that. . . Brady is okay, I guess. . .
I’m just dealing with things as they are. Is there a problem with this? Since they dare to do this, I guess they have no concerns at all. So what else should I pay attention to?
Brady now does a lot of contract manufacturing – choose your suppliers carefully! ~
Suzhou Brady; these days there are quite a few Bradys