emeraldcoupe
Well-known member
got my package about 10 minutes ago
They advertised one hat and shipped a different hat. How's that sarcastic?![]()
It appears that number of you were bait and switched. WTF??? They advertised a free hat and then set out different (cheaper) hats. I want that fancy hat they promised.
If this is indicative of how they plan to do future business I'm having second thoughts.
I'd completely forgot that I signed up for it, so it was a nice surprise. Thanks again OP.They advertised one hat and shipped a different hat. How's that sarcastic?![]()
yabbut the hat shipped was nicer than the hat promised! Not a big fan of cheezy graphics on baseball caps but the plain black one is nice.
Agreed. I prefer the plain black hat. I doubt that I would have ever worn the one that they originally offered.
you didn't pay for it, what's the big deal? it even says in the letter the other hat was discontinued. I can't believe people ***** about getting free stuff![]()
Well..... let's see
Especially this
You didn't pay anything and are upset that they sent you a different SK brand hat than what they said. Not to mention they also sent a free wrench not mentioned and it was only supposed to be for those actually in Tech school!
Bait and switch doesn't apply when what you got was free, and especially since all you had to do was sign up on the internet, not even drive to a store.
If you don't like it, you can send it back for a full refund (all zero dollars you spent, the 30 seconds to fill out the form, however is non refundable).
Aaaaand, now a second box has arrived. I don't recall submitting their form twice, so I am surprised. Interesting. I can use two hats, though.

I hope you guys getting doubles didn't get mine!
I keep looking out the window in anticipation every time I hear a delivery truck drive by...
OK sheepeople, roll your eyes all you want but facts are facts.
1. I traded my name/address for an advertised promotion object; that's called bartering. The agreement was: you give us your name/address/phone/email and we give you this hat. The agreement was not: you give us your particulars and we give you whatever we want.
2. "Bitching" I think not; I'm simply making an observation.
1. Again, you seem to be a little slow on the uptake of how the bartering system works. I paid them with valuable contact information that they saved into their database for future reference.
2. I never said that I was upset. If fact I am not upset; I'm simply making an observation.
And that observation is: SK advertised one thing and they delivered something else. That's a fact; no amount history revision, obfuscation, outright fibbing, or feel-good mollycoddling on your part will change that fact.
This episode is a direct reflection of SK corporate culture that emanates from the top down. It makes me wonder: what else is SK advertising on the SK web site that they don't intend to deliver, what other corners are they planning to cut?!?!


As Vice President and General Manager of Retail and Industrial Divisions Doug Spitler has made a lot of promises; he can't even come though on a simple freakin' hat promotion.
I'm not sure which is more alarming: SK's inability to get organized for a simple hat promotion or your inability to see past the hat. Astounding. Three months to deliver a hat?! What do they do when you order something importan
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OK sheepeople, roll your eyes all you want but facts are facts.
1. I traded my name/address for an advertised promotion object; that's called bartering. The agreement was: you give us your name/address/phone/email and we give you this hat.