On the surface there does appear to be something wrong with that picture. Companies who collect
payments and then delay shipping the goods (should) be refunding the Interest your $ would have
earned had it stayed in your bank account...maybe just a few pennies, but when you are talking $32.
X 2 for tires delayed months...then it adds up. If this continues happening, then Air Free should
request only a deposit of a few dollars to secure the order (with full payment) due when goods are
received. To have people ****** off and saying why on a Public Newsgroup cannot be very healthy for
any company. Air Free needs to do some damage control before it gets worse. There may end up being a
slew of happy campers reporting next week or next month their new Air Free tires are great...but it
will not remove the negative comments posted here from the back of your mind when you think about
buying the tires in the future....IMHO
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"jj" <
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> That pretty much settles it for me. I had been mildly interested in a pair of Air Free tires but I
> flat refuse to do business with any company that charges your card then does not ship the product.
> Considering the big announcement that they were finally ready to ship the new tires (about a year
> after promised) then to take orders, charge your customers, then not ship the product is pure BS
> and to me shows a complete lack of integrity by Hugh and his company. NO WAY I will ever have a
> set of these on my bike now.
>
>
> > > > Ordered and paid for almost seven weeks ago, still awaiting
> delivery...
> > >
> > > Did he make a charge against a charge-card already? I don't mind waiting (though Hugh maybe
> > > should have told me!) but I don't want to fund their R&D without knowing about it up front.
> > >
> > > (Communicate! Communicate!)
> >
> > Charged on Dec. 6th...