Singlecut Feedback Thread

[Altec]

GREAT SELLER!

Purchased two lots of sockets. Shipping was quick, prices were good, and it was a pleasure talking to Singlecut.

There was one tiny issue, but Singlecut was very concerned, and was very concerned about making it right, and making sure it never happened again. Can't ask for anymore then that.

You'd be a fool not to want to deal with Singlecut, and I will be following his future sales!

 

[canuckian]

I just mentioned Singlecut in another post but I'll re-iterate it here. Picked up a SHLF80 from him and it arrived last week. Packaging was a work of art, ratchet was like new and his communication throughout the whole process was second to none. He even covered part of the extra shipping to Canada and PM'ed me pics of the whole postage process!!! can't ask for more than that!!

highly recommended seller and all around great guy! two thumbs up!!

 

[airbatica]

Another happy Singlecut customer! My 3 lots of sockets arrived this afternoon, and are now resting comfortably in my roller cabinet after their long journey.

Prices were good, packaging was good, no complaints here!

 

[GirlnAgarage]

Count me too - Thanks singlecut

 

[RCman]

Add me to the list. I've purchased from Singlecut on two occasions, both times the packaging has been outstanding as well as the communication and personal touches he adds in.

Great seller to deal with.

 

[redintex]

I purchased some items from Singlecut, and must say that all of the above feedback is right on the money! The packaging would have stood up to any abuse possible, it arrived faster than I expected, and the items were better than described! I absolutely would do business with him again without the least hesitation!!!

 

[Singlecut]

Thank you.
Thank you to everyone who gave me feedback. When Altec had created this, I had thanked him and simply never looked at this thread. Part of it was because inventory was slowing,
part of it was because life turned up and I had to divert attention.

In September of 2011, I shipped off for BMT.
Two years later I am lovin' life in the USAF and still have a passion for tools

I had two goals in mind when I decided to buy and sell tools.
1) I want to learn as much as I possibly can, from the people I meet and the history behind the tools.
2) Ethics is key. Do not sacrifice quality for the bottom dollar. Every last piece of packaging, communication, and loyalty counts.

I challenge myself to meet these criteria when I sell. Sometimes I fall short of that, I will outwardly admit it. I had lots of time before I joined the military -- as a nineteen
year old who was barely part-time employed, I took the time to meticulously package items and even put in a thank-you note. Ads I placed had multiple, high resolution photos, the tools were
zip-tied to cardboard and stuffed with bubble wrap, and if the amount exceeded $100, I made sure to insure the package.

After basic, I was a twenty year old airman who sold tools to free up some cash. Primary duties come first, and sometimes I would mistakenly place myself under the gun to get products shipped whilst balancing work.

A mistake I learned from.

If you purchased and recieved tools from me from the latter half of 2012 and the start of 2013, I apologize if my packaging was a little
hasted. I made sure to stuff boxes full of newspaper, and ensured the safe arrival of your tools, but I never had time to zip-tie thing and put in thank-you notes like I did
before.

I apologize.

Let me iterate that I never had a negative feedback during that time period. Maybe because my fellow GJ brethren (and sisteren?) are so kind.But I know and have a guilty conscience.

Fast forward to today, November of 2013. I plan to reform the Singlecut name here on GJ, go back to the level of utmost quality in packaging and communication -- Upping the ante.

I married the woman of my dreams whom I met shortly after joining the military, and we are moving into our first house this December. I will finally invest in my own computer, get my high resolution camera back in commission, and FINALLY have a garage to ship stuff out of again.



THANK YOU to all who took the time to post in this thread, and to all who ever will.
Here is a directory of every ad I posted. I keep this here so that you may see the prices for which I sold the tools:




Gearwrench 81012 1/4" Flex Head Ratchet
Collectible SK Green and White Screwdriver (Vintage), 73001
1/2 Wright Tootsie Roll Ratchet
Snap-On GREEN Instinct drivers
FULL CRAFTSMAN 1/2 SAE SET 26pc. Cheap! (Pic Heavy)
All Snap-On: Lots of screwdrivers, FL80 Ratchet and Extras!
SK Ratchets and 1/4 handle
Snap-On FL936 Ratchet
Attn: Proto Collectors
SK, Williams and More; Ratchets, Drive Tools and Extras
Smattering: Cornwell, CMAN, Snap On
SK, Williams and More; Ratchets, Drive Tools and Extras
Husky USA 1/2 drive ratchet. (PIC HEAVY)
Snap-On T860 Ratchet
Complete CMAN PRO screwdriver set plus more...
83 pc. Drill Bits and More Grab Bag
Hard to Find Pliers!
Blue Point Lock-A-Socket Tray
35 USA Wrench Lot
Extension Sets! CMAN, SK and more...
Older Snap-On Ratchet
3rd CMAN Socket Lot, CHEAP, Pic Heavy
Stanley Screwdriver Lot, 100 Plus & More
CMAN Clear Drivers & More
Saturday Sale, Larger Torx Sockets, SO & Thorsen
Vintage Wrench Thread
4th CMAN Socket Lot
Snap On 3/8 Ratchets. Oh my.
SK Sockets Sets!
Proto & Plomb Lot
Blackhawk 49945
Another 1/2 Drive CMAN Ratchet, Cheap
SK Wrench Sets!
SK Screwdriver Set!
Saturday Sale, USA Husky Ratchet, 3/8
You know you want this. SHLF80
CMAN 1/2 Ratchet, $10
Snap On Roller Chest, $375
Snap-On Dual 80's: F80, T72 + Extra
SK Metal Socket Case + Freebies!
2nd Assorted Socket lot, CHEAP
CMAN Socket Lot CHEAP


I'll do my best to continually update this post.