i purchased a fender from dansgs he pulled it, packed it up and had it shipped quicker than i had expected. greyhound gpx on the other hand sent this package on a trip all around the country. it shipped out on 6/11 from washington state and i received it on 7/1 in mass. they had put it on two wrong buses where first it ended up in washington dc then it went to new york city,then it mysteriously turned into a black duffle bag filled with clothes, then lost completely, then found and finally delivered to worcester mass. all while telling me they had no info or way to track it and when i called customer service for help the only answer they gave me was "if we did received the pkg we would have called you" and to take up the matter with dan but DansGS kept in contact with me and greyhound helping me to finally resolve this issue. dan also had packaged this fender so well that even the monkeys loading and unloading the luggage at the bus depots did absolutely no damage to the fender. the thing i find most amusing is hoe a pkg. could be that easily lost considering dan had clearly marked in big bold black marker the destination who it was for and a contact phone # so in short I WOULD AND WILL BUY FROM DansGs but would avoid greyhound gpx all together
I work in Worcester and commute back through Lowell - if you want me to pick it up (and I don't need paperwork), let me know. -Bob Cunningham
thanks bob but i picked it up last night i very much appreciate the offer! are you going down to the summer nationals at all?
Hard to miss them - outside my building is surrounded with big V8s with open exhausts! I'm about 200 yards from where the burnout contest will be. I won't have my car though - it is off the road this year because of my job situation, but hopefully next year... -Bob C.
i know exactly what your talking about i use to help out at the at&t bldg on occasion my buddy who was there full time said the burnout contest would wreak havoc on the hvac and fire alarm sys in the bldg. chris
