read jeffs big post.

 

I just did, and still found no "insisting." What I found rather is that Jeff himself, on his 100th attempt (per the persuasion of his customer), decided that the rims WOULD fit and due to competition from other vendors decided to proceed with the install....thereby assuming the risk....period.

 

Bottom Line.. he got 99% of his money back.
Not too shabby when it could have been nothing back and he was stuck with the rims.


Once again, Dazz dropped the ball.
Dazz should claim full responsibility for the damages/loss time/wages/funds.
They said it would fit.