Shipping hassles with FEDEX


I purchased a used pair of Proac 1.5 speakers back in late June. The right speaker arrived with a small ding on top, exposing the particle board below the veneer. After contacting the seller, who maintained total ignorance, a damage report was filed with RPS, aka Fedex Ground. At the end of August, following a phone call to the whereabouts of a home inspection, finally a pick-up was scheduled. They took the speaker, in it's original box, promising return in about 5-7 days. Two weeks tto the day I began the hellish dealings with Fedex. Not only could they not locate my speaker, noone in the supervisorial depts. would return calls. Two and half weeks lapsed and finally the truck pulled up and dropped the speaker at my door. The box which was in "good" shape when it went out was now wrapped in tape. Torn throughout. I was livid. I lifted the box into the house and felt the speaker bang against the sides. Immediately, after phoning Fedex, Apromise to have things rectified was made. They told me to go ahead and open the carton that I would be compensated. The condition of this speaker, at one time in beautiful yew finish, looked like something delivered by a band of gorillas. Each corner and edge is now chipped. A complete embarrassment to acknowledge the lack of care and integrity. As of today, nearly 3 1/2 months later, this issue is not resolved. Any simlilar experiences? Any effective results? Thanks siddh
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Thanks for feedback. I need to iterate that approaching the heirarchy within Fedex has been impoosible, since no call backs have been received. For most of my dealings, I have shown patience and an attempt to understand the difficulties he Fedex employees are faced with, but no call- backs is inexcusable. My most recent conversation with a claims dept. employee led to my inquiry as to whether Their supervisor actually exists. Has anyone actually seen him. She got a kick out of my cynicism. He's never there to receive calls, nor does he return them. A letter may be the answer. Again, thanks.
Hi Boeskerp, Thanks, for responding. Any suggestions on how I can make contact with the proper individual. One that will look into bringing this to a close, by either reimbursing me or claiming non-responsibility? Thanks