american muscle

brianm · February 18th, 2009, 12:30 AM

i ordered a shorty antena and a black out panel from AM. There shipping and price was good, but the black out panel was a pos(no fault of theirs). anyway my problem is i left feedback on the panel and it never got posted, so don't put to much trust in there feedback section because they only post the positive from what i can see.

03SonicBoom · February 18th, 2009, 07:28 AM

Hmm, I guess that's good to know. How was the panel being a POS not there fault? What's the story behind it being a POS?

AMNick · February 18th, 2009, 01:28 PM

Eh, thats not entirely true. We post reviews that are informative and well written, whether they are a good or bad review.

For example if you wrote a review that said: "Product A disappointed me because it didn't quite fit right out of the box. It required one of the edges to be trimmed down for a perfect fit. It fits now, but required more work then some people would be willing to do." That review would definitely get posted.

But if you wrote: "Product A is a festering pile of horse #$%%! I hope you all die from dysentery from consuming your own excrement for selling this POS so I can tap dance on your shallow graves!" That review would not get posted because in addition to be unconscionable, it gave no real information about the product.

I can point out numerous examples of the review in the first category on our site. The reason the majority of our products have excellent reviews, is because we don't make a habit of selling crappy products. If we have a product that gets a ton of complaints, we go back to the manufacturer to see if they can rectify the problem with their product. And if not, we promptly drop the product from our line.

If you review falls into the first category, then I am sure it will get posted. But we get hundreds of reviews for products a week, so there is a lot for the person that reads them to go through. It takes time before they get through all the reviews to approve them.

-Nick

Jazzer The Cat · February 18th, 2009, 01:36 PM

Originally Posted by AMNick

Eh, thats not entirely true. We post reviews that are informative and well written, whether they are a good or bad review.

For example if you wrote a review that said:"... "Product A is a festering pile of horse #$%%! I hope you all die from dysentery from consuming your own excrement for selling this POS so I can tap dance on your shallow graves!"..."

-Nick

... Did you write that yourself or was it an actual review?

Jazzer

I have always had great service/parts/info from AM myself

AMNick · February 18th, 2009, 03:34 PM

Originally Posted by Jazzer The Cat

... Did you write that yourself or was it an actual review?

Jazzer

I have always had great service/parts/info from AM myself

LOL, I made those up as an example of two extremes haha! If the second one was real though, hahahahaha that would be hilarious!

-Nick

psycho bob · February 18th, 2009, 03:54 PM

guess i should have done a review on the shorty antenna i bought that broke within a week. they don't have any give at all like the stock antenna's do. after it broke i just threw it away and cut my stock antenna to the height i wanted and i actually like it more than the one i bought

brianm · February 25th, 2009, 11:03 PM

Originally Posted by AMNick

Eh, thats not entirely true. We post reviews that are informative and well written, whether they are a good or bad review.

For example if you wrote a review that said: "Product A disappointed me because it didn't quite fit right out of the box. It required one of the edges to be trimmed down for a perfect fit. It fits now, but required more work then some people would be willing to do." That review would definitely get posted.

But if you wrote: "Product A is a festering pile of horse #$%%! I hope you all die from dysentery from consuming your own excrement for selling this POS so I can tap dance on your shallow graves!" That review would not get posted because in addition to be unconscionable, it gave no real information about the product.

I can point out numerous examples of the review in the first category on our site. The reason the majority of our products have excellent reviews, is because we don't make a habit of selling crappy products. If we have a product that gets a ton of complaints, we go back to the manufacturer to see if they can rectify the problem with their product. And if not, we promptly drop the product from our line.

If you review falls into the first category, then I am sure it will get posted. But we get hundreds of reviews for products a week, so there is a lot for the person that reads them to go through. It takes time before they get through all the reviews to approve them.

-Nick

I was very professional about my review, and just mentioned that you should buy the more expensive model. i bought the cheap one because I was concerened about water getting behind the stick on one, at least with the magnetic one you can take it off and clean behind it.
The overall transaction was great, I was just tring to warn other people. If you want my order # or whatever to look up my review let me know. post it up here and let people decide if i was professional or not?

BWAL · February 25th, 2009, 11:10 PM

maybe they haven't gotten around to reviewing your review yet

brianm · February 26th, 2009, 12:56 AM

mabey, i haven't looked in a while. I hope they do, its not really a negative review, just some honest info.

Youngin · February 26th, 2009, 05:18 AM

Originally Posted by AMNick

LOL, I made those up as an example of two extremes haha! If the second one was real though, hahahahaha that would be hilarious!

-Nick

im about to order couple more parts.. please send one of the items crappy.. so i can write that 2nd one

lol jk i havent gotten anything bad from AM and ive ordered alot of stuff from them....

Nick please get more design's on the sweaters!

February 18th, 2009, 12:30 AM	#1
brianm Hardcore Enthusiast 2011 ram 1500 hemi Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: sylvan lake, alberta Posts: 1,333 iTrader: 0 reviews	american muscle i ordered a shorty antena and a black out panel from AM. There shipping and price was good, but the black out panel was a pos(no fault of theirs). anyway my problem is i left feedback on the panel and it never got posted, so don't put to much trust in there feedback section because they only post the positive from what i can see. __________________ vmp500 hp. jba lts. powerhouse d/s Sold

February 18th, 2009, 07:28 AM	#2
03SonicBoom Moderator 2003 Grand Cherokee Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Indiana Posts: 5,981 iTrader: 0 reviews	Hmm, I guess that's good to know. How was the panel being a POS not there fault? What's the story behind it being a POS? __________________

February 18th, 2009, 01:28 PM	#3
AMNick Authorized Vendor 1993 Mustang GT Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Malvern, PA Posts: 546 iTrader: 0 reviews	Eh, thats not entirely true. We post reviews that are informative and well written, whether they are a good or bad review. For example if you wrote a review that said: "Product A disappointed me because it didn't quite fit right out of the box. It required one of the edges to be trimmed down for a perfect fit. It fits now, but required more work then some people would be willing to do." That review would definitely get posted. But if you wrote: "Product A is a festering pile of horse #$%%! I hope you all die from dysentery from consuming your own excrement for selling this POS so I can tap dance on your shallow graves!" That review would not get posted because in addition to be unconscionable, it gave no real information about the product. I can point out numerous examples of the review in the first category on our site. The reason the majority of our products have excellent reviews, is because we don't make a habit of selling crappy products. If we have a product that gets a ton of complaints, we go back to the manufacturer to see if they can rectify the problem with their product. And if not, we promptly drop the product from our line. If you review falls into the first category, then I am sure it will get posted. But we get hundreds of reviews for products a week, so there is a lot for the person that reads them to go through. It takes time before they get through all the reviews to approve them. -Nick __________________ AMNick Ex-Forums Liaison AmericanMuscle.com PM AMStanger - AM's New Forums Liaison with all questions and discount inquiries!

February 18th, 2009, 03:54 PM	#6
psycho bob I Post Entirely Way Too Much 07 GT/86 LX 5.0 12.86@104 Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: colorado springs, co/ Tulsa, OK Posts: 7,528 iTrader: 0 reviews	guess i should have done a review on the shorty antenna i bought that broke within a week. they don't have any give at all like the stock antenna's do. after it broke i just threw it away and cut my stock antenna to the height i wanted and i actually like it more than the one i bought __________________ heads, cams, and eforce using up all the air around

February 26th, 2009, 12:56 AM	#9
brianm Hardcore Enthusiast 2011 ram 1500 hemi Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: sylvan lake, alberta Posts: 1,333 iTrader: 0 reviews	mabey, i haven't looked in a while. I hope they do, its not really a negative review, just some honest info. __________________ vmp500 hp. jba lts. powerhouse d/s Sold

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