Flipper Ripper
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Yes the original invoice was transparent and had the USD total with the exchange rate at the time 1.35
The new one just has a Canadian total which should be $11,970. However, it is thousands more than that. They didn't even indicate the exchange rate. When questioned, P1 said they are charging more now because of COVID, which made freight charges more expensive. Very shady to be transparent in the original signed invoice and then hide all these extra upcharges hoping the customer wouldn't notice or question it and then come up with some BS excuse. What P1 doesn't know is my friend is my future business partner in an arcade we are starting in Windsor. We were approved for a business loan and have over $125,000 allocated for machines alone for start-up and that number will most likely grow. So because of their shady business, they lost us as customers. We also found a new distributor in Michigan, and they don't even know we are starting a business and they are super friendly, with no up charges, and on top of that, they were offering us machines below MSRP. It just hurts sending all that money to a different country, but integrity is important to us. Also had conversations with the worker at P1 who said he hates dealing with home buyers and hates that they make money on flipping machines don't know why he ranted that to me, as I don't care what people do with their purchases. Seems like they wanted a piece of that pie and looks like they found a way to sneak in extra costs hoping customer won't notice.
The new one just has a Canadian total which should be $11,970. However, it is thousands more than that. They didn't even indicate the exchange rate. When questioned, P1 said they are charging more now because of COVID, which made freight charges more expensive. Very shady to be transparent in the original signed invoice and then hide all these extra upcharges hoping the customer wouldn't notice or question it and then come up with some BS excuse. What P1 doesn't know is my friend is my future business partner in an arcade we are starting in Windsor. We were approved for a business loan and have over $125,000 allocated for machines alone for start-up and that number will most likely grow. So because of their shady business, they lost us as customers. We also found a new distributor in Michigan, and they don't even know we are starting a business and they are super friendly, with no up charges, and on top of that, they were offering us machines below MSRP. It just hurts sending all that money to a different country, but integrity is important to us. Also had conversations with the worker at P1 who said he hates dealing with home buyers and hates that they make money on flipping machines don't know why he ranted that to me, as I don't care what people do with their purchases. Seems like they wanted a piece of that pie and looks like they found a way to sneak in extra costs hoping customer won't notice.
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