I ordered this yesterday as a lighting deal for 59.99 and today its 49.99 with free shipping. Can I get the difference back?
1257504
I would order it today for only $39.99 and mail back the one you purchased for $59.99 for a full refund, in case they don't do the price adjustment.
1257505
I don't think they do price adjustments but you maybe could order it at the current price and return the more expensive one? I suggest contacting customer service first.
478325
I do not know because they did not send me the light kit I ordered through amazon from ithinkecommerce. which is not a good company to order from. But Amazon stood for the customer and refunded my money.
1057248
The one I received was different from the one I ordered (I received a 2GX7 and ordered the 2G7). The one I received has two buttons on the front and the back. My fixture accommodates only one button, front and back and one on each side. When I asked for a refund, the return shipping label requires postage!!!!! I imagine that would be as much as the item cost!!! I will not deal with this vendor again.
838231
I'm not sure about the store that is listing that item. I original bought on Amazon for $27.99 for one spotlight.
1765597
I'm not a lawyer or expert, but here's my opinion: Don't bother. Consider it the cost of education. Items that cost $6.50 new (Amazon's current price) really aren't worth the effort. If you take it a matter of principal, then you need to follow the policy's as promised in writing when you bought it. IE: take the dead bulb to somewhere where you could temporarily get your hands on an exact duplicate, (Lowe's, Home Depot etc). On it's packaging, find the fine print that is the actual warranty and see what it promises From Amazon's page: "Warranty Description - Guaranteed to last 2 years based on 4 hours use per day at 120-Volt." and also, what is required for a refund/replacement. I would expect it would require proof of purchase (IE: receipt showing date & cost of purchase). And then you'd have to mail it, along with the dead bulb to them where they would evaluate your claim and decide if it meets the criteria. However, the warranty says it's based on the bulb being used 4-hours a day, and it would be upon you to prove it hadn't been used longer than that. Good Luck! All for $6.50 Since you'd have to pay about that just for the postage to return the dead bulb, you can see why I think it's a waste of your time, and advertising hype on their part.
365281
I had a chat with Amazon rep, he said they can't price match I bought at 259 now its 249 I know diff is just 10 bucks but still
2167076
I was responding to the product in general, not the specific Amazon purchase. To be honest, the Amazon purchase came broken and I returned it. The product I was using came from a salon for $60. The box has lot# 44K44P (or F - bad near vision).
1498799
Looks like it depends who you buy from - if amazon is the seller then the price for a single bulb is ~$7 and the price for 10 is ~$50 (at least this is what I'm seeing). If you are a prime member shipping for either the 1-pack or the 10-pack is the same - free. If you choose to buy from another seller (as listed on the right side of the page under "More buying choices") the price for a single bulb is cheaper but you have to pay for shipping and handling on each one.
1813211
I have only made a single purchase, back in April, for the Bulbrite LED/C7B LED C7 Light Bulb (Blue). It was for a box of 25 and I paid $7.47. This was supplied by Ameri-LED as shown today, but the difference, it was SOLD by Amazon with Amazon Prime shipping included in the sales price. It looks as though Amazon has stopped carrying it in it's inventory and is now sold vendor direct. I would suggest contacting the Vendor, ask if they would be willing to sell in bulk at a better rate? I hope this helps . . . . Good Luck.
1742132
I found that confusing too - but please note that is what is showing if purchase using the buy box on the right through Amazon Price but if you purchase it through us - PrideInService, you will see my price is slightly higher but shipping is free and if you selected 2, it would only be twice the price of one, You can find us if you click the link lower down that says 32 new at ...
1137811
I think the lesser price was when it first came out and that was for the model without the headlights. Get the headlights, they make a huge difference. **hint** look around for this. One store which always offers 20% coupon has this...hint-hint... with free shipping.
680228
When I ordered lights it showed a few pictures but wording was for a pair of lights. I received a pair. Right and left.
729202
You'll pay another $120. Just consider the shipping as part of the $/watt. Still a decent deal. I'm pretty sure they set it up this way so they can advertise a lower $/watt.
603275
Hi D. Flint!Thank you for your inquiry!We offer it for $8.76 plus $6.98 shipping on amazon. I am not sure how you are getting $50 for shipping.Please contact amazon customer service to resolve this issue.AisteBisonOffice
854730
This happens a lot on amazon...so you have to be careful. It means another dealer is probably selling the 4 pack at a higher cost. Once I questioned a dealer about this type of pricing, and they told me that because they ship "for free" they just add the cost into the product cost. Always be careful!
1667327
The booklet says you can purchase a new light but I think it's almost the same as half the price of a new one. It's because it's suppose to lay a while. You will have to replace it yourself which doesn't seem like fun though and it's more for decoration than anything.
1391985
The only thing I can figure is that there was another seller who had free shipping offered. We unfortunately have to charge due to the discount off of retail and the costs associated with listing it. With free shipping we actually would only achieve about a 3% return. I am sorry for the confusion but the other seller may have run out of the carriers and the sale was redirected to our site