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Originally Posted by cmbdiesel
At least your rock was in a usable state...
I've had to send back pallets of drywall because they f**ked up the banded edges by beating them into something, or broke off every corner by strapping them too tightly close to the ends.
Even had one company offer to discount the rock... told him I would lose money on the hanging and finishing even if he gave me the drywall...
But, it is much easier to deal with when you are working on account and the material hasn't yet been paid for.  |
I have sent loads back, some were so badly broke it looks like they rammed a forklift into them.
My lumber salesmen every once in awhile decides to jack my prices to see if I notice. Last bill I shorted them $800 which he heard about when he got back from vacation.
I guess they were seeing if I compare lumber bills from house to house.
