
Sudo the Banned
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Well my dad is almost positive that he's going to cancel my EZ-B order. I'll update this thread with his decision. Also: your story about your experience with ez-robot is greatly appreciated. He left a phone message for the EZ-Robot team.
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It is actually surprising to me. I cancelled my own order because I wanted to simply go with a different chassis for my bot. Even if it takes six months because of that I am still ordering another ezb.
My entire hobby/business I am in is based on preorders. It isn't unheard of for someone to wait a year for something in my field. It is a normal occurrence.
I am not your dad. I don't pretend to know how someone else should raise their kids. That is their decision. I just wouldn't cancel something of my kids without having all of the facts. And ezb seems very far removed from a scam.
Alan
@hoolagen1
I've spent almost 1000 dollars and hours of shopping around to get a robot (without controller) so loosing the one thing that makes my robot work would make all that time and money a waste.
he's left both a email and a phone call for the EZ-Robot team. I hope something good comes out of it.
it can be dameging for your relation whit you and your dad.for the guy who by you that part,he has a golden heart.
am just desame as he.am sure you will do something back for him.sometimes we forget that there are much more,
important things in life then making robots.aldo we dont feel that way.THUMBS UP
haha love this pic
I thought he was losing his patience with the 2 month wait.
So next time it comes up, if it comes up, treat it like a business deal. Mention that canceling will cost YOU money and ask if he's prepared to make up the difference with HIS own money because HE was impatient. It's my experience that once you start talking about money, all of a sudden, people start "speaking the same language". If you've already paid him for the order then, he's got his money. When it shows up, is your problem, not his. He should treat this as a free opportunity to learn you the value of patience. When we were waiting for my step-sons Xbox One to show up, I got a huge kick out of watching him pace through the house from anxiousness waiting for it to show up. But, I have a twisted sense of humor.
And if it's a matter of him trying to protect you from being taken advantage of, I can sort of understand but personally, I believe, everybody touches the hot stove ONCE. And if you don't learn from that then there's probably no helping you. I feel that it's best to make big mistakes and learn from them as a child because, big mistakes can ruin an adults life. *stress* But that's just the way I was raised.
We'll just say that, I don't come from a wealthy family. I had to be ready to be an adult with my money and decision making because my family couldn't afford to help me with anything more than advice as an adult. And just to judge my life from the home and neighborhood I grew up in to the life I have now, while not rich by any means, I'm doing better than when I started so, I know that the Great Grandparents that Dad and I lived with and who primarily raised me would be proud.
Looking at some of the stuff you've posted, I'd like to think your Dad is pretty proud of you. I sure would be.