No kidding, the products look great.

The video below is from our visit to their place on July 12th.

spa-furniture

Enjoy,

Sean

Another bad supplier to watch out for in Indonesia…

MegaPrinterOnline [dot] com.

I’m not putting the proper, clickable address in there just in case it leads to them getting more orders.

Here’s the story:

This company is offering Roland Printers at one-quarter the list price and all they’re doing is taking the money and running.

I would advise you to just avoid the company but I’m guessing it’s not the company you have to look out for – this is probably just someone (or even a team) buying domains, loading them with excellent products and cheap prices and then moving on to making more domains / websites.

I can give you a few warnings though…

Firstly, beware of any company based in Indonesia that just doesn’t feel right… in this case, you have a ‘Ltd” company (in Indonesia we have PT, CV, etc.).

On the About Us page, there’s a picture: have a close look at it. The image on megaprinteronline is pretty awful – a fuzzed out face in the background and a Winter scene out the office window which, if you know Indonesia, looks wildly unlikely.

In the transfer request (wire transfer / bank transfer) the beneficiary is a private individual not a company – it’s not a deal breaker as such but it is inevitably more ‘iffy’ as you’re not dealing with a company.

The following companies are located on the same IP address – I’m not saying they’re fake or bad but it’s worth asking for references and a bit more information before doing business with them.

• gober-store[dot]com
• absurya[dot]com
• kingcycle[dot]net
• mobilbeken[dot]com
• king-cycle[dot]net
• linkcycle[dot]net
• starscycle[dot]net
• conduitcycle[dot]net
• bingcycle[dot]net

Finally, as always, if a deal seems to good to be true, it probably is. In this case, we’re talking about a company offering a printer at one quarter list price…

…given the potential savings; I’d suggest you consider flying over to inspect the merchandise before handing over any cash or contacting a reputable agent and paying them to drop in and take a look.

I hope that saves someone time and trouble.

Sean

— On Tue, 8/11/09, Indonesia Export <indonesiaexport@indonesiaexport.com> wrote:

From: Debra Graff [mailto:debra66g@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, August 07, 2009 3:48 PM
To: indonesiaexport@indonesiaexport.com
Subject: My horrific experience w/ FULLHOUSES FURNITURE (FULLHOUSES[dot]COM)

Thanks for taking the time to review this brief message. I have recently done business w/a company called FullHouses Furniture, located in Central Java – Indonesia 50512. Almost every company listed in this emailing was or is listed on their website as “affiliated with, supported or sponsored by” ….

Attached below is a recent copy of my last of many (1of at least 12) emails that i have sent to Fulhouses Furniture w/no response to date. I do plan on continuing to do business w/furniture companies, however i will be spreading the word via media, email and word of mouth due to the frustration, lack of support and just plain poor business practices.

If any person and/or business is aware of other issues in dealing with fullhouses furniture, please help me in trying to get this and other possible issues resolved. If you have any additional contact information of other information on “fullhouses furniture” please let me know. It would be greatly appreciated.

Listed below are some of the issues contained in my most recent email to fullhouses furniture:

To: Bayu Aji, Nur Janah i/c/o FULLHOUSES FURNITURE

After sending several emails over the last two months, i have yet to hear a response from your and/or your company, fullhousesfurniture[dot]com, to address and resolve the following issues:

• incorrect pieces of furniture shipped
• damaged pieces of furniture
• incorrect shipping weight & cmb quote provided by your company
• incorrect fabric scheme used on furniture
• incorrect description and incorrect use of materials (solid wood vs veneer) in furniture assembly

For your reference, i have all the original email correspondences for the above issues, if needed.

Please note that I am giving you and your company fair notice and warning to respond and resolve the issues that are and were addressed in this and prior emails. This will be my last attempt to try to handle the issues amicably. I am requesting a response to resolve the issues within 3 days however if i do not get a response to resolve the issues, i will have to bring these issues, that i am having with you and your furniture company, to a new level for resolution.

Again, please respond asap, as i am giving your company a fair chance to resolve the issues listed above. As a furniture company trying to promote a good reputation, you need to be fair… as i have been.

Steve

I am just looking for resolution and for the furniture company to send me my items that i paid for but have not received.