Bison Gear - 4x4 & Overlanding Accessories

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Currently, our focus is on the remarkable INEOS Grenadier, recognized as the ultimate platform for overlanders.

First top-notch products are already out in the market, specially designed to enhance your INEOS experience.
But that's just the beginning! Soon, we'll be rolling out an entire range of premium gear, meticulously crafted for your INEOS Grenadier.

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[parb]

look at your email reciept. what address does it state on the reciept? Thats where they should ship to?

 

[Cheshire cat]

Let’s see if we can reach out to Bison Gear via this forum and get you sorted. Bison have a great reputation on here and it would be a shame to see it damaged in any way when what they produce is greatly appreciated.

 

[Cheshire cat]

I have PM'd Bison in the hope that some resolution can be achieved.

 

[255/85]

look at your email reciept. what address does it state on the reciept? Thats where they should ship to?

We ordered two items simultaneously but were billed independently which was confusing but whatever. One of the emailed receipts states of correct billing and shipping address and the other item's receipt states our correct billing address and someone else's shipping address. I didn't spot that because... why would it be different between two items ordered together unless its a security issue with their server.

Either way we've given them several chances to correct the issue from their end with suggestions like:

Do you have a customer by that name who also ordered product?

Why don't you contact them with instructions as to how to forward the item to the correct recipient?

All we get is "tough shit."

 

[255/85]

I have PM'd Bison in the hope that some resolution can be achieved.

That would b great. I'm ready to accept any errors on our part and cover our costs. I'd like to relate how I handle "customer service" issues...

A few years ago I sold a $20 pair of boots on ebay. Maybe six months later I was contacted by the purchaser asking where the boots were. After a tremendous amount of effort by phone, email, and by physical travel I managed to discover that the boots had been delivered to a wrong address and then summarily dumped into a giant US Post Office warehouse where they could not be located. The buyer had accidentally transposed two numbers on their address and the boots went to the next door neighbor who then rejected them. I initiated any and all processes that could aid in the boots being returned to me or even forwarded to the purchaser. I heard nothing until about two years later when the boots showed up in our mailbox. I rang up the purchaser ( on their way to a back packing trip in Zion), got their new address, and mailed off the boots a second time on my nickel.

If i charged my hourly rate then I lost several hundred dollars and made less than a Jackson on the sale after ebay took their share. Maybe I'm being self righteous. If so I apologize.