The company that makes & promotes this flashlight may just be crooks. Looking at just playing a numbers game and scamming anyone they can. Their promotional video on “You-tube” and on “Quora” was just a load of crap, full of nonsense and outright lies.
Claiming you could see it for miles, a picture of it lighting up the side of a building at night like a skylight, and even so bright you could start a fire with it. That’s right, start a fire. REALLY? All of it is total bullshit! Just a bunch of f**king lies! They are a glowing example of a dog-s**t Internet scumbag seller.
I ordered a 3-Pack and although I anticipated a little exaggeration, when I received them I was flabbergasted at just how deceptive the ad really was. My original plan when I emailed them for an RMA was to refuse to pay for anything, product or shipping, based on legally slapping their a*s around for false advertising and even fraud with the appropriate authorities, which I would probably win.
Since money is not a problem for me, even if it cost me more than I got back, it would be worth it to see them get what’s coming to them, and preferably put them out of business. They offered me a 75% refund and I could keep the flashlights, which swayed me to not bother with the brain drain, since they would obviously fight it and then I would have to be dealing with their sorry a*s even more.
It made my cost about $9.00 per, which is about all they’re worth, if even that. I can easily believe that this was their plan all along and is their normal motus-operandi. Hoping a lot of people wouldn’t bother with complaining. You can bet however that I will be shining as much bad light on them as I can with the Internet blogs and reviews, and may still report them to the authorities.
Would I think about or recommend buying anything else from them? “Hell No”, after this I don’t trust them any further than I can throw my car.
It’s a*sholes like this that make people wary of buying online. They should d**n well be ashamed of themselves for trying to scam me and everybody else. As far as I am concerned, if you have to lie about a product to sell it, then it isn’t worth buying, or it isn’t worth buying from you.
They deserve to go out of business and be brought up on charges of fraud. You can be sure that I will do my best to promote those actions. I have already filed a complaint about them with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and I encourage anyone to do the same. They need to be sued.
Elite Tac Reviews
The company that makes & promotes this flashlight may just be crooks. Looking at just playing a numbers game and scamming anyone they can. Their promotional video on “You-tube” and on “Quora” was just a load of crap, full of nonsense and outright lies.
Claiming you could see it for miles, a picture of it lighting up the side of a building at night like a skylight, and even so bright you could start a fire with it. That’s right, start a fire. REALLY? All of it is total bullshit! Just a bunch of f**king lies! They are a glowing example of a dog-s**t Internet scumbag seller.
I ordered a 3-Pack and although I anticipated a little exaggeration, when I received them I was flabbergasted at just how deceptive the ad really was. My original plan when I emailed them for an RMA was to refuse to pay for anything, product or shipping, based on legally slapping their a*s around for false advertising and even fraud with the appropriate authorities, which I would probably win.
Since money is not a problem for me, even if it cost me more than I got back, it would be worth it to see them get what’s coming to them, and preferably put them out of business. They offered me a 75% refund and I could keep the flashlights, which swayed me to not bother with the brain drain, since they would obviously fight it and then I would have to be dealing with their sorry a*s even more.
It made my cost about $9.00 per, which is about all they’re worth, if even that. I can easily believe that this was their plan all along and is their normal motus-operandi. Hoping a lot of people wouldn’t bother with complaining. You can bet however that I will be shining as much bad light on them as I can with the Internet blogs and reviews, and may still report them to the authorities.
Would I think about or recommend buying anything else from them? “Hell No”, after this I don’t trust them any further than I can throw my car.
It’s a*sholes like this that make people wary of buying online. They should d**n well be ashamed of themselves for trying to scam me and everybody else. As far as I am concerned, if you have to lie about a product to sell it, then it isn’t worth buying, or it isn’t worth buying from you.
They deserve to go out of business and be brought up on charges of fraud. You can be sure that I will do my best to promote those actions. I have already filed a complaint about them with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and I encourage anyone to do the same. They need to be sued.
They claim this to be a powerful flashlight that can start fires. It was just a cheap flashlight not even warm to the touch.