People who advertise turntables with arms then at the bottom of the advert say 'Arm not included' - It shouldn't be in the photo then!
Just been done - showing in stock, paid and supposed to be delivered today, email in junk this morning be another 14 days blaming the manufacturer being swamped, it’s a MM cart from AT.Companies to whom you pay a little more because they are the only one advertising the item as ‘in stock’... only to find once you have placed the order that they don’t have it either.
Yeah I only look at their eBay sites now cos 2 or 3 times I’ve seen kit on the websites, emailed in and it’s already been sold, they can't be arsed updating their own site.HiFi dealers that advertise ex dem deals which seem to always have sold that day when you enquire. There are now or two who are particularly bad at this.
Disagree, assuming that it's described correctly. If I were selling a deck only, I wouldn't want to take the arm off before I had to. There's also the other aspect that a deck with arm in situ looks better, i.m.o. and at least shows possibilities for arm selection and of course, which arm-board cut-out is included.
Yeah I only look at their eBay sites now cos 2 or 3 times I’ve seen kit on the websites, emailed in and it’s already been sold, they can't be arsed updating their own site.
Yes, there’s a certain pair of speakers I keep seeing.I think it's more that they leave them up as 'click bait'. They know many will search on "product xyz ex dem'; leaving their so called ex dem models on line means they will likely get an e-mail, which they can then say 'well, that one sold yesterday, but just look what we do have', kind of approach.
Yup, starting to bug me too, that one. I don't mind paying Amazon's price (knowing I could probably do better if I shopped around a bit) if I want something the next day. When it arrives the day after, or two days after, that's taking the mick. Especially when the delivery promise at point of checkout says one thing, and the confirmation email says another. I'm going to start screenshotting the checkout page, I think.3) Amazon Prime - will deliver tomorrow, item turns up 4 days later... happened occasionally at first, now becoming the norm.