I believe this outlet to be a scam
I believe this outlet to be a scam. My refurbed PowerBeats Pro are not PowerBeats pro, I have discovered upon receiving them. And whatever they are, they do not function correctly - the left hand one is on a low volume setting and I cannot rectify this; and I have tried, believe me. So, contact Eds, I thought. And I have. Email, voicemail - no response. Final resort is to leave this review.
Eds Electrical outlet have taken my money in exchange for something worth way less - worth nothing to me, in fact.
What a crook, or bunch of crooks.
Nice one "Ed", whoever they hell you are, you're a real piece of work, unlike the stuff you're peddling.
*Edited* to respond to Dick Head. I used the portal and heard nothing. I then phoned, several times, and left a message, and heard nothing. So then I emailed support address directly on July 15th this year with the email subject of my order number. So, to add to the fact that you are a scammer and a thief, you are an out and out liar too, since I DID NOT email just before I left the review on Trustpilot and you most certainly have not responded; I have received no email response in either inbox or spam folder. Furthermore, the product is clearly not a genuine item - following simple online instructions from the Apple website to perform a factory reset, reveals the "PowerBeats" case in my possession to be different from the manufacturers model - not a differnce encountered through any refurb work, as your product description indicates. The thing in my possession was never a refurbishment of an original Apple product and Dr. Dre wouldn't touch the wholly substandard earbuds with a barge pole.
You are full of it Dick, and using TrustPilot to counter my claims believing I'll not be able to respond in kind to refute your utter fabrication.
You're a thief and truth will out.
September 15, 2021
Unprompted review