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Old 10-31-2017, 12:04 PM
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Wow!! "Either pay us $50 per wheel extra to polish your inner hoops or we will not take off the weld splatter for the high price you've already paid. Oh, by the way...thanks for patronizing our business and choosing Billet Specialty Wheels. We realize you had a choice amid the plethora of wheel choices available on the market. So, with that in mind, we give you wheels with weld splatter because it's too much of a hassle for us to take off." I highly doubt Billet Specialties forewarn you about this before you spend a few thousand dollars and up on wheels. I've seen many Centerline, Intro, Boze and Budnik brand wheels and they didn't have weld splatter on their 2 piece wheels. I'm sure they did when they were built, but those companies cared enough to remove it. That's the difference. I think we all understand and are fully aware of the how and why the weld splatter is there. The key is the customer service that goes along with the sale. What a way to enter into the muti-piece wheel market Billet Specialties. That's a ripoff if you ask me.
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