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High Tech Pet Store2476 Palma Drive Ste A, Ventura, CA |
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Bob of San Anselmo, CA June 2, 2009 We bought one of High Tech's units for sliding patio doors about five years ago after raccoons were getting in through our previous cat door. We researched the options, decided High Tech would be best at keeping the raccoons out, bought it, and have actually been quite happy with it. Although it's had the occasional odd glitch with things like the door inexplicably not opening, it's worked well enough we haven't had to deal with High Tech's service people and face the nightmares other people are reporting. I would suggest, though, two things in dealing with these jokers: 1. Document everything you do. Keep copies of emails, write down dates and times of phone calls and who you talked to or left messages for, summaries of conversations, that kind of thing. If you can, record your calls. It's evidence. 2. Use a credit card, not a debit card, for your purchases. The legal protections are better. Then if you have a problem: 1. If you don't get satisfaction from HIgh Tech in a few weeks, do a charge back on your credit card. Your evidence of trying to settle things with High Tech will be important here. You'll likely get your money back, and if enough people do this, High Tech will lose their ability to take credit card orders. 2. If that doesn't work, sue High Tech in small claims court. In most jurisdictions, it's cheap and easy. Irene of Somerville, MA May 26, 2009 Do yourself a big favor and don't order anything from High-Tech pet!!!! I bought a PET DOOR in 2004. It stuck in the open position. I returned it and they sent the same exact door back to me UNREPAIRED!!!! I wrote letters, sent emails and complained all the way to the Attorney General and got nowhere. I had a big hole in my wall from the Pet Door for three years. I had an entire email folder full of lies, its backordered, its delayed, etc. etc. I finally had to give up, plaster the hole and move on..... There should be a class action suit..... Joseph of St. Cloud, MN May 10, 2009 Bought an invisible fence installation. It worked fine for a few months but since then since then have had nothing but troubles, and they never answer the phone or respond to e-mails. First, the power unit quit working during the winter. Granted, it is cold and snowy here in Minnesota, but that should not affect wire. After it warmed up and spring, the main unit started working again, but with sporadic outages (the "break" alarm would go off, sometimes for only a few minutes, then the unit would work again). I then started noticing that my dog was not getting shocked even when he was sitting on top of the perimeter line. I boosted the output on the unit, testing it repeatedly myself and found that although boosting output did start producing the shock, the zone in which it would generate a shock varied widely. The collar unit has also stopped giving the audible alarm. the last straw was tonight, when my dog and I were down in the basement and he started getting arbitrary shocks from the collar unit. He ran to the bedroom and is now refusing to get off the bed, where he has been sitting Most of the day, whining. Now I know why!!! Richard of Morrison, CO May 9, 2009 I had purchased a pet door from Pet Smart after they had advertised a 125 rebate. There were other sources for their large pet door but I paid a little more thru a retail outlet because with the rebate it was a little cheaper that way. This was in December 2008, after numerous calls, I still have not received a rebate check. I feel this is outright fraud and these people should be shut down. Shirley of Skipwith, VA April 15, 2009 Shirley of Skipwith VA (04/15/09) Greg of Great Falls, VA February 14, 2009 Greg of Great Falls VA (02/14/09) We then did a quick search on the internet to find solutions and discovered (to our surprise) that this may be the worst rated company on the planet for customer service. We'd love to get this item to function as well as our old one did--maybe we were just lucky with the old one???--but are really worried now based upon the many complaints we've seen and the fact that Hi Tech Pet won't answer their phone. Helena of Kc, MO February 8, 2009 Helena of Kc MO (02/08/09) Report Your Experience
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