Again, when I get home from work I will post the remaining videos I took.
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The email clearly said to flag his account incase he tried similar with them, in no way can that be interpreted as “mark his account as the issue is being dealt with”.Reread the email. I'm confident that any company that offers a warranty will have some means of determining the validity of the claim and will have an insurance/fraud department to assess the claim.
The email was a request to send the claim ticket to the insurance group/fraud department to assess the claim.
The note about BRS flagging Baffels' account seems to be in regard to making sure BRS knows the warranty claim is already being processed, but you can read further into it if you want and assume they have already determined the case fraudulent...
I am still firmly of the opinion from the shared evidence that it is not enough as-is for a warranty claim since it does not show the origin of the leak or provide any information about what caused the failure and whether it is manufacturing defect or misuse of the product. I do understand that there is more information that has not yet been shared here (nor am I requiring it be shared here), and I understand that Baffels knows the validity of the claim even though RS has yet to determine the validity of the claim.
Are they Kidding ?Ok, so my redsea 625G2 has spung a small leak on a side seal. Here's how the redsea support has gone do far:
1. I sent in original email/ticket.
2. They ask for pics of the tank, video of the leak, pic of the serial number and receipt.
3. I provided all of it.
4. They ask for another video of the leak under white light.
5. Provided.
6. I break down the tank out of fear it will bust or leak more. Told redsea I was doing so. All fish and corals are in smaller QT tanks and I hired people to move the redsea downstairs.
7. Redsea now asks for/says "Unfortunately, we have not received sufficient proof that the aquarium is leaking. Now that the aquarium has been emptied, you should relocate it to your yard and refill it to provide the proof to us. Please send a video that captures the full view of the aquarium, the leak for at least 15 seconds and then a view of the aquarium serial number sticker."
I dont have a yard, the tank is broken down, unplumed, off the stand and without a water source nearby. I have provided prove of a leak, more then enough and at this point it just feels like they are accusing me of lying.
What do I do here? I don't want to rehire people to come move it again just to pay to fill it for another video that I have already taken.
Glad to hear!!On a better note. I was able to get a decent sized used tank from my LFS for a great price to get everyone back into their home. I will be using my remaining redsea products (skimmer, reefmat) until they stop working, then will never purchase from them again.
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