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I hate you Fisher Price!!!

Austin is sleeping through the night now in his bed, not in the swing, which is the one blessing of the swing breaking. BUT Fisher Price, or Fisher Poop as I now refer to them, was supposed to send a new motor on the 15th. That was Friday. No motor was sent. So I called this morning and they told me that the motor is out till the end of the month probably. It might be even longer than than the end of the month. The very helpful sales lady (insert sarcasm here) told me that if I just give her my credit card number they will charge me for a new swing which they will send in 6-8 weeks, and then at my leisure I can send back the old one. Then 6-8 weeks from the time I send back the old swing they will credit my card back. What!?! Really?? You want me to buy another swing from you? Um, NO! NO, I will NOT buy 2 crappy swings from you, I learned my lesson the first time. I learned not only is the swing a piece of junk (made manifest by your lack of motors telling me they go out often), but your customer service is horrendous!! I will never buy Fisher Poop baby gear ever again. Ever.

So now we will be looking around for another swing, NOT made Fisher Poop this week, and waiting 6-8 weeks for a refund from them. Grrrr! I officially hate you Fisher Poop!

Rant over.

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  1. Amy JJuly 18, 2011 at 10:58 AM

    Yeah, that's just ridiculous! I've had problems with their customer service, too! They shouldn't charge you at all!

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