buffalowings
Went way too far, too many times.
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Here's the story, I bought a pair of monster pro turbine coppers about a month and a half ago and when I opened to package, the semi gloss finish was chipping/cracking on many of the foam eartips and many of the super tips were slightly deformed as well. I sent monster cable a email informing them of the situation. and surprisingly, I never got a reply. Fast forward a couple days, after I finished listening, I removed the earpieces from my ear and I found the right one exhibited the shell splitting issue which was supposedly rectified with the later production units (mine was bought from onecall.com, new w/ the super ear tips) anyways, I hadn't received a reply yet to my first email so I was obviously peeved. In the end, I returned the headphones to onecall. Anyways, it has now been about a month and a half and I wanted to put monster's customer service to the test. I sent them another email informing them it had been over a month and i had yet to receive a reply to my email concerning the issues with the eartips and finally, after a few business days had past, I finally received a email instructing me to call there customer service line. I tried that day, and waited for over 20 minutes and never received a reply, yes, I called around 4:00 near there closing hours but to not receive a reply was unacceptable. I called again today, and finally, a customer representative picked up the phone. I tried explaining to him how I had received defective eartips with my headphones and how sent a email over a month ago and he explained they were upgrading/modifying the email system. All right, that's okay, but he then goes on to claim how he has never seen any of the problems I have described and he requested I send the headphones in for further examination. Well, that was the end for the test because I had already returned the phones over a month ago. But for clarification, a member on head-fi also received deformed super ear tips and monster acknowledged that they were defective because they should be bullet tip shaped, not permanently dented bullets. Having received defective eartips was enough, but to have the shell splitting issue as well, and the lack of customer service is unacceptable, yes, the agent agreed to send them in for further examination but to doubt my testimony to the problem adds further to the insult because a fellow head-fi member had experienced the same issue. Overall, lesson learned, avoid monster cable products. Yes, the phones have a lifetime warranty. but what's the point of a warranty when problems are abundant with poor customer service to resolve them.
enough ranting
James
enough ranting
James