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  • #52
    Akarinn
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 412 ✭✭Akarinn


    For anyone still interested in using this site, there is a €12 discount code available. 'FREE10' just used it.


  • #53
    TheDoc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 23,140 ✭✭✭✭TheDoc


    I think it's a bit obvious that they operate a web front, which basically means ( as someone who has setup a few before for clients) you had a front end shop via a website, but hold no stock. you take the payment received for an item and then use that payment to make a purchase from a wholesaler.

    It could also alternatively, be an agreement with a wholesaler whereby you setup a frontend web store, and the stock is actually shipped direct from the wholesaler. You basically receive a commision on the sale, and act as a storefront for the wholesaler. Typically a large wholesaler could have dozens of these web fronts.

    If you find yourself ordering items which say instock, but take time to arrive, its most likely a case they don't carry actual stock. However this is why you get them at a cheaper rate, as the operator doesn't have outlandish costs for housing stock.

    You just need to weigh up the cost of the saving, against the timeframr you want the item


  • #54
    whitefoot
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 94 ✭✭whitefoot


    TheDoc wrote: »
    You just need to weigh up the cost of the saving, against the timeframr you want the item

    That would be fine if Golf Store Europe clearly stated their prices can result in extended delivery times but that is not their stated delivery promise. Reading the posts on this thread, the complaint here about Golf Store Europe is they claimed in many cases to have the items in stock and took our money. Then after hearing nothing and many phone calls and emails we discover the items do not exist or will be significantly delayed. This was not the service we bought at the time of purchase. This was shameless misrepresentation. Experience this frustration yourself, I assure you it is not pleasant and Golf Store Europe are so hit & miss no one should buy from them who might actually need the item within 4 weeks.


  • #55
    Sinead71
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭Sinead71


    Unfortunately I didn't read these entries before placing an order with Golf Store Europe, ordered an 'in stock' driver on 25th August, money charged 26th August however still no delivery.
    I have emailed and tried to telephone but a waste of time. absolute sham. AVOID AVOID AVOID!!!


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