All four Bilstein 5100s for $117???!!!

I am returning the butt plug

 

rather get a fleshlight......

 

not big enough?

 

As I am incapable of conflict, I will be keeping whatever I get.

 

https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/pts/d/toyota-tundra-bilstein-lift/6829928213.html

Same price, all 4 shocks

 

Haha yeah, some guy somewhere really needs his suburban stove gasket and they are all backordered.

 

Shouldn't "Didn't order" be the world's population minus approximately 8000?

 

I sent them an email stating I wanted a refund, and I let them know if they want their gasket back they can send me a shipping label and schedule a pickup at my house, otherwise they're not getting it back. Then I got the same reply everyone else is getting.

 

Ooh, the simple man’s repetitive puzzle combo

 

one order made it to Houston, should get tomorrow.
other shipped from Salt Lake.

 

Received this afternoon:

 

I've made no contact with Amazon or 4Wheel Online since I have not received any of my shipments, but they've already initiated refunds for all three orders.



On par with previous notifications/communication from 4Wheel Online, there was none.

 

Got my shocks today! My wife sent me a pic.

 

Lol oh man, I get home from firehouse tomorrow I’ll post a pic.

 

That's going to lift your truck real nice.

 

I chatted with Amazon about this and they said they're escalating it to their internal investigations team and action will likely be taken against the seller. I told them I don't want anything out of this since it was just a pricing error, but I wanted them to be aware of how the seller handled it.

 

Talked to the seller he stated every order is being canceled and is in the process of refunding everyone...

 

Online Pricing Standards
When an e-commerce website has had an incorrect price entered into its database, it can end up not only advertising that price but also accepting orders and charging customers' credit cards for that amount. The central issue here is whether retailers can void the contract created when orders were accepted.

The easiest way for a company to deal with such situations is to have website "terms of use" that clearly state the company can cancel orders and refund customers' money because of pricing errors (or for any reason). Otherwise, a common law doctrine known as "unilateral mistake of fact" applies. This doctrine allows a party to a contract to set aside the contract if honoring it would be "unconscionable," or if the other party could have reasonably assumed it was a mistake. A $1,000 item advertised for $10 likely would meet this definition.

 

Yep, I think this is what everyone assumed was the case. While it was a crazy-good price, I think it was still sane enough that people thought they might as well give it a shot and then just have it canceled if it was indeed too good to be true. However, the seller sending out a bunch of random crap was obviously some effort to avoid punishment from Amazon on their end, otherwise it makes zero sense. Why spend a few bucks each on shipping out hundreds of items if they could just cancel?

 

Agree, the only reason I think it should be honored is because they pulled the crap they did sending out items from the clearance rack...

 

My bilsteins came in.. came with eibach springs too..

 

These are not the ones for $117.00. Right?

 

Ha Ha, the invoice date from February......

 

nope.
just wanted to up my post count, and post up a nice combo for the 5100's

 

good eye shouldve scratched that out too.

 

I laughed so hard when my wife sent me this. A plastic name tag holder for $233

 

Sweeeet! I'll trade you my hook + $50 cash for your name holder.

 

Amazon sending me my two sets at the price I paid at $233 from TAS Auto. BOOM BABY!

 

So I still got my $116 5100s. Lucky day

 

Just got a small package with some gasket for a suburban in it..... Now what???!?