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  1. #1
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    Default When buying machines from China

    I dont want to violate forum rules, but I do want to warn others about buying from this particular company. I also did not want to name names on the forum.

    This is not to send traffic my way, every one here so far should know I post to help, not for drumming up business.

    When dealing with china sometimes its real easy, other times its just a nightmare, its just the luck of the draw.

    Steve

    http://www.mirwa.com.au/China_Warning.html



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    Not good mate. Even if they think it is better for you they should send a email first and ask you. David
    giveitagoturning @hotmail.com

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    It gets better.

    Thats photos of the machine from there end.

    They asked for final payment, and I said, not happy but fine, I want however the rotary's to be mounted below the table height before I pay final payment, this was the only reason I bought there machine to start with

    One week later they respond back and say, sorry, thats not possible, the machine is already now at sea.

    You now make final payment or no documents will be sent,

    This means when machine arrives, I cant pick it up, 3 days later after arrival, storage charges will start to occur on the item which equal about $245 a day, and thats if they actually did send it, it could be just a complete scam

    So I will never recieve machine either.

    Cost to me so far, $3000

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    Ouch! Steve...

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    Make Sure this ends up on CNC Zone as well.
    I like to move it move it, I like to move it.

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    Hi Steve,
    Talk about being caught between a rock and a hard place. I can't see how you can get a 4th axis working sitting on those rails with only 100mm of Z axis travel.
    You need this arbitrated so perhaps contact the Chinese Embassy and ask if they can do this or provide an agency in China that can do it.
    I really hope you can get this resolved.
    Cheers,
    Rod

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    Yep, agreed mate

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