By gojeschke November 15, 2016
I paid $21 to expedite shipping of my order (jersey, number, letters) to receive it in 3-4 business days to make a jersey in time for my son's birthday party. They charged my card $71.71 right away for the order. When I didn't receive the order a week later, the day of the party, I called the company and they said it was never shipped, some items were on back order. (Thanks for notifying me earlier when you knew I paid $21 to expedite the shipping). I obviously cancelled my order right then as I didn't receive the items in time. I have called every week since and EVERY SINGLE TIME "Ed" says my order was never cancelled, he'll cancel it right then on the phone, to wait 3-5 days to see the credit. EVERY TIME I CALL. It has now been a month and I received the number in the mail, not the jersey, not the letters, a MONTH late, after I've cancelled this same order FOUR times. He now says he won't process the return/refund until I go to the post office and return the item I received at my cost. I said I've been inconvenienced enough, I'm calling the bank and reporting this as fraud. He said he has the conversation recorded and will show the bank I refuse to return the item and he will further mail the rest out tomorrow so I can't say I didn't receive the items! I'm on the phone with my bank now reporting fraud. Next stop, Better Business Bureau and social media blasting and any other review site I can find. ...read more
By JayJay1978 April 20, 2016
I've received random charges to my credit card totalling $700. Pro Patches wouldnt return my call so I've contacted my bank to look into it and take care of things. I wish I had of read reviews on this terrible company before I ordered $26 of jersey numbers which have now cost me $700. Please don't give this guy or these guys your credit card number or you will be in the same shoes as me. ...read more
By usconsumer February 14, 2016
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Many of our RV rental customers are looking for a few things to do in Raleigh before or after picking up theirmotorhome rentals. To help you in your search, we atAdventureQuest RV Rentalshave compiled a list of a few Raleigh attractions you may want to consider. 1. Pullen Park If you’re traveling with kids, thenPullen Parkis a great place to enjoy an afternoon outdoors. The park was the first one of its kind built in North Carolina in 1887. For well over a century the park has provided Raleigh residents green space to run, enjoy the outdoors, or meet up with a friend. A few attractions at the park include carousel and train rides, pedal boats, indoor aquatic center, art programming, and more! 2. JC Raulston Arboretum TheJC Raulston Arboretumis one of the most unique collections of plant life you may ever see. Visitors love strolling through the gardens, enjoying nature and gaining some peace and quiet from the normal busy pace of life. If you are in search of serenity in Raleigh, then the arboretum is a must. 3. North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences Looking for a really great Raleigh museum or an indoor activity? Check out theNorth Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. You can explore all different aspects of nature through interactive exhibits, displays, and hands-on activities. From dinosaurs to mountain wildlife, the Museum of Natural Sciences has it all. AdventureQuest RV Rentals is always up for the next great getaway—in Raleigh and beyond. We want you to enjoy your time away as well as yourRV rentalexperience. We can help you find just the right RV rental ortravel trailer rental. Toreserve a motorhomerental today,contact AdventureQuest RV Rentalsat (919) 848-8870. photo credit:IMG_0701viaphotopin(license) ...read more
By AdventureQuest RV Rentals May 26, 2015
If you're into classic cars at all, you know that the 1932 Ford is an icon. It's been chopped, dropped and customized in more ways than we can count. However, finding an actual steel body, in good condition, can be downright tough. Ford plans on changing that. Currently, it's not too hard to find a fiberglass reproduction of the '32 Ford. Ford felt that if folks had the option to purchase a steel body, they would jump at the chance. In order to make that happen, Ford Component Sales has officially licensed United Pacific Industries to build the steel body of the '32 Ford. What's unique is that these bodies will be produced using the same tools and measurements as their predecessors. As Ford states: Ford Component Sales also points out that they sell just about every part and component you need to complete the car. From engines, fenders and interior to badging, you can order it all from your computer. While a reproduction body may not hold quite the same value as an original, most '32s seem to be highly modded anyway, so the value seems to be more in the finished product that the origins of the body. Having said that, there is a good chance that an official steel bodied car may hold more value in the eyes of a buyer than a fiberglass reproduction. ...read more
By Vehicle Network January 29, 2014
Burning used motor oil can be a resourceful way to heat your home or business. Motor oil burns extremely hot and great care should be taken when working with fire around motor oil. You should also ensure that you have the proper equipment to burn motor oil. ...read more
Selling a recreational vehicle can seem overwhelming. If you are in a hurry to sell the RV you can make a quick sell with a dealership. If you want to make the most profit on your vehicle you will have to wait a little longer and advertise it for sale. ...read more
