I never write reviews, but the manager handled the entire situation so poorly that I feel an obligation to warn others. I purchased an item described as NEW with nothing missing except for possible damage to the packaging. The item arrived with missing parts. I emailed the store the next day but nobody replied back. The following early morning I called the store and left a message with an employee who explained that the person who handles online sales would call me as soon as they got in. Again I didn't hear back from anyone. Just before 5 PM I called the store again and managed to get a hold of the person who I understood handled these matters - his name was Josh. He explained he was aware of the situation, didn't offer any apology and suggested I return the item. Since the item was quite large and heavy, it would cost anywhere from $30-$40 to return it. I didn't think it was fair that I be out the shipping cost considering I did nothing wrong in the transaction process. Josh gave me some sad story about how corporate wouldn't allow him to issue a shipping label or tack on the shipping cost to the purchase price or to cover the cost of the missing parts by refunding a portion back to the purchase method or to offer any other alternative solution. At no point in time during our conversation did I raise my voice or become ill mannered, but Josh noticeably became more and more agitated throughout the conversation. All in all, it became quite clear that he simply wasn't going to help with any part of the issue and not in so many words told me to suck up the shipping costs. This was my first experience making a purchase from this shop, and most likely my last. In my experience of making purchases online (and I shop often), I have never encountered a seller who wasn't willing to work to find an amicable solution to a situation which was admittedly the fault of the seller to begin with. After this entire experience I was left with a very bad taste. Telling the customer to dish out cash as a result of a mistake made by the seller should never be the only option the seller presents. read more