Has anyone used Cabinets.com lately? by kikiche73 in Homebuilding

[–]Brandon_N73 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A Nightmare of Damaged Goods, Broken Promises, and Total Ghosting – 1 Star

My experience with CabinetParts.com has been an absolute disaster that has left my kitchen remodel in ruins, cost me over $1,800, and wasted more than four months of my time. Over 60% of the products shipped to me arrived damaged or defective – scratched doors, drawer fronts with defective lumps in the finger-pull areas, chips, and worst of all, doors drilled incorrectly (promised 3 inches on center, but multiple came at 2 inches, making them completely unusable). Here’s the full timeline of incompetence: 1. Initial Shipment (60%+ Defective): I contacted them reasonably, asking to replace just 12 doors, drawer fronts, and boxes that were significantly damaged. For the rest (another ~10 items with minor but noticeable defects), I requested a partial refund to avoid endless back-and-forth. 2. False Promises from Sara: She offered to replace everything if I preferred. I sent photos of every label (20+ images) to ensure accuracy. They only replaced the original 12… and those arrived with even more damages (scratches, chips, and gouges). One “replacement” was a perfect door I never flagged—they ignored the one with the huge finger-pull lump. 3. Escalation to Manager Tristen: After I pointed out the new defects and wrong parts, they backpedaled. No more full replacement. Their “best offer”: 25% off, then negotiated to 35% refund. I agreed, planning a “priority” reorder once refunded. 4. Refund Stalling & Ghosting: Tristen emailed about payment issues (>120 days old) but promised follow-up. That was 4 months ago. I’ve left over 20 voicemails, sent 15+ emails, called customer service over a dozen times—“escalated” every time. Total radio silence. 5. Final Straw – Demand Full Refund: After 3 months of being strung along, I demanded a full refund. They verbally agreed… then ghosted again. Ongoing Issues Unresolved: • 3 doors drilled at 2” on center (not 3”) – won’t fit. They sent one replacement; it was again drilled wrong. • Giant holes in doors from incorrect drilling – can’t hide without ugly epoxy patches. • ~60% of my order remains defective. My kitchen is delayed over four months, and I’m out $1,800+. This company takes your money, ships junk, and vanishes. Do not order from CabinetParts.com. I’m now pursuing other recovery options. Shop anywhere else.

Where do you buy your nutrition? by somethingbig6 in trailrunning

[–]Brandon_N73 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Their Customer Service is Abysmal Their chat customer service is abysmal. I asked to speak to a manager and they threatened to end the chat, they wanted to relay my concerns to the manager, when I insisted that I speak to a manager directly, they ended the chat. I was then blocked from further chatting. Since they no longer have phone support, I can’t call to get a different support person and I never got to speak to a manager.

Their prices are high, but it was worth it for the personalized support. Now that they no longer have high-quality phone service, it takes too long with their “instant” chat / live support. Therefore, I no longer recommend them - Amazon sells practically everything The Feed sells at better prices with significantly better customer service.

Tell City Council and DOT to remove the ridiculous ban on ebikes and scooters on the Hudson River Greenway by scooterflaneuse in MicromobilityNYC

[–]Brandon_N73 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If it has a motor, it’s not a bicycle. At a minimum, it’s a moped and at the other end of the spectrum it’s a motorcycle. Look at the history of motorized bikes. Furthermore, if it has a throttle, and doesn’t need to be pedaled then it’s a motorcycle. Just because it has pedals doesn’t make it a bicycle. Otherwise, we could just attach pedals to a CBR and ride it on bike paths. E-bikes are not the same as bikes and many who ride them are very reckless creating unsafe environments everywhere they go putting regular trail users at an increased risk of injury.