The only response I can say is you should have (via private message) gotten all the contact info (phone numbers, etc) before you ever sent your package.
Then you can also speak to the other person and they can set the expectation of time to repair, etc.
If something comes up (billing concerns, time estimates, etc), you can call and work it out.
When someone is sending me their board or something if they want my info I give it… I've spoken to persons in Washington, Georgia, California, and Chicago…even a caller from Germany one time…. it's really not that complicated.
As a customer, If I can't get that kind of info (they refuse to give it) I don't go through with the transaction.
I really don't think Jammie would have refused you the info….
I understand you may be frustrated about it, but remember that the frustration is because you didn't do your own "due diligence"...
People rely WAY too much on email…. then when someone doesn't get a response "right now! " it's like the other person is ignoring them when likely that isn't the case…
-T
On Dec 16, 2014, at 4:48 PM, carlthepianist@... [emax] wrote:
Hi Ted,
I do not understand what your referring but the trouble with waiting is he has no return address and i've made a initial payment already on the 10th of December and will make the final payment plus return postage when the work is complete.
if i cant get in touch with him how can the above happen?
Jammie when you see this message on the forums can you please contact me as i cannot reach your email address.
Thanks
Carl