Mikorsa16v
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Location: Burgess Hill, West Sussex
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i have just had these delivered
which are £105
but i actually ordered the below, which are £69.99
i originally wanted components, as you can see but as i have got this delivered by mistake, which are higher value, will these work in my motor, seeing as there will already be using the std tweeter in the door.
What would you do, send them back or use what i have, which i am quiet happy with as they cost more, and will be easier to fit!!!
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Captain_Rosco
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quote:
Originally posted by Mikorsa16v
i am quiet happy with as they cost more, and will be easier to fit!!!
Think you answered your own question there.
If its a better quality, and you paid for the entry level components, then keep em.
Or sell them for a £100, and buy the ones you were after 
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scott d
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I would stick with them providing you get billed for the cheaper pair 
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Mikorsa16v
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thanks for answering bud,
yeah, hmmmzz, will chuck em in tomorrow, see what they sound like first - running two components, not too sure about, std and that thing lol
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Rebrabuk
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If you bought them second hand, then you should probably inform the seller incase he's sent the expensive ones to you and the cheap ones to someone else - he/she will catch up with you eventually anyway.
If you've bought them new from a shop, keep them. The shop won't ask for them back.
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Andrew
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Sell them and buy the ones you wanted
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Mikorsa16v
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i bought them from an online ICE company  , i dont think i would pay 105 for these lol, they weigh nothing!
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nickyboy01
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Keep em for the time being but be aware that the company can request them back if they discover the error whether it was thier fault or not.
You havent really got an excuse to keep them if they do ask for them back, they're quite obviously different to the ones you bought so be aware.
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Mikorsa16v
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they shouldnt employ blind people to pack the goods then!
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nickyboy01
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Easy mistake to make i guess if model numbers etc are similar.
I had something similar, delivered 2 hammocks from America then 4 months later was told one was sent in error and the shipper was requesting it back so had to go and ask for it back Quite why we had to ask for it back i dont know but they said they didnt have it anymore and i think the company sought the money thru court but whether they got it or not i dont know. Mind you we are talking about £6-700 as apose to what you paid.
[Edited on 11-08-2004 by nickyboy01]
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