After all the miscommunication all parties involved are on the same page. Id like to thank Sharad and Jeremy for turning a shitty situation into a positive one. I would not hesitate to go to them again for future needs.
I've talked to James quite a bit in the past few days. I apologized for my inconsistency with the PMs early on, I apologized for the spotty communication on the backorder status, and now that he's using my cell number to contact me via text, we are totally on the same page. I'm thankful for James' strut purchase, and I look forward to hooking him up any way I can in the future!
Pardon me while I get cheesy here for a minute-
I don't work at UPR because of the big bucks they're paying me. (kidding about the big bucks) I work for UPR because I love Mustangs, I've been using their products for ten years, and I'm online all the time so it was a good fit. In the past couple of years that I've been working for UPR, I've had quite a few customers contact me directly for tech help or customer service inquiries, and almost without exception, we've ended up becoming friends.
Yes, I understand that business is business, and I always take care of that first. But what I've found is that usually after we take care of business, we keep in contact. Sometimes it's for tech help at the track, sometimes it's purely social. My point is, I'm not some forum shill, or a snake oil salesman hiding behind a computer screen. I'm just a Mustang guy like everyone else. I'm grateful for the opportunity to help people out anytime I get the chance. So if there's anything I can do to help anyone with regard to UPR Products, please don't hesitate to ask. That's what I'm here for.
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I forgot to add:
Thank you to those who posted with positive UPR experiences. It means a lot to us!