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"Halltronics.com"
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The domain name of this site is very old: this is a good point!
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Halltronics.com
| Domain creation date | 03/25/2020 (Over 5 years) |
| Domain expiration date | 03/25/2027 (Less than 6 months left) |
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1 Review / Comment
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Ross 10/29/2026 at 12:38 PM
Rating:Ordered something that showed as "in stock" on their website on 22nd October. No communication at all and nothing received so I contacted them on 27th October asking "Any idea when we can expect these?"
No reply to that until the 29th October when I got a generic message saying that there had been "stock discrepancies and incorrect allocation of parts at their EU warehouse" and the order was on a "priority list" and they were "closely monitoring its movement"
Later the same day I get another email admitting "have recently received information from our team indicating that the original part you ordered may be subject to a further extension of its estimated lead time" and suggesting an 'alternative' 3x the price and without the same features.
Some cursory investigation leads me to believe that they never had the product at all. It's a product that the manufacturer has confirmed is made exclusively for another company (i.e. it is not supplied to Halltronics by the manufacturer). Halltronics do not have it in their 'EU warehouse' (if they even have an EU warehouse), they were likely ordering it from *that* other company (who are out of stock, which is why I paid more for it from Halltronics who happily took payment for something they can't deliver)
Misrepresenting stock levels is exceptionally bad practice, and willingly taking money for something you don't actually have is bad enough but had they been truthful and transparent I could have forgiven this.
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