[sync71]

Ok it all started about 2 weeks ago when my dad called Warrior Golf because they sent him an e-mail on some custom irons. So we called them back and my dad talked to this guy and the cost was going to be over 1000 dollars and he didn't want to buy them then so he hung up with out saying good bye...

Then about 20 minute later the guy callsl back and leaves a message saying they my dad shouldn't have hung up on him and stuff of that nature then the guy forgets to diconnect so then we here him say to another employ that little f'in $hit a$$hole and a few more things saying that he should have hung up the phone with saying goodbye and my parents were in shock he said this and what not. So about a day later my dad calls the company and wants to talk to the manger and he was sincerly sorry and he said he would send out a care package.

It arrived today this is what was in it:

Warrior Custom Golf 9 wood
Warrior Custum Golf 8 iron
2 Warrior Custum Hats
2 pairs of sunglasses
some warrior golf balls
3 big squshy golf balls
one of thoe engergy braclets

I Just wanted to let you all know cause I thought this was pretty cool that they sent out clubs like that. Especially cause when he said care package we excpeted some stickers, some golfballs and like a hat at the most.

[alcap26]

Don't get mixed up with that company. They are notorious for ripping people off. What ever you do do not take any "demo" clubs from them. There are still people trying to get their money back after years of fighting with them.

[Placebo]

I called them once. Hanging up is the ONLY way you can get off the phone with them. They are worse than used car salesmen!

[sync71]

I don't plan on buying anymore from them, but I did get a good deal on my hybrid all I had to do was pay shipping for 23.95. But now that I know more about them I would never go there again.

[stickman]

Cool story thanks for posting .

[pm hacker]

OMG, those guys are con artists, they used to call me every 3 months asking me to "demo" their clubs if I put a "down payment" of $650. I simply told them "no" twice last year. On the 3rd time they called, I told them they could stick their clubs up their momma's a#@. Geez, after telling them "no" twice, didn't they have they slightest clue I was not interested? Also, I told them I was in law enforcement and if they called again I would file a complaint with the FCC charging them with harassment. The conversation ended by me saying "Brother, if you fu*% with me...I will fu#* you back 10,000 times worse. It must have worked cause they never called back again.

[Golfwolf]

There are too many horror stories about Warrior Custom Golf, it is best to stay far away!! If you got the freebies then that is good so long as they don't have some credit card info on file and try to bill you!

[sync71]

Golfwolf, on Jan 15 2006, 07:02 AM, said:

There are too many horror stories about Warrior Custom Golf, it is best to stay far away!! If you got the freebies then that is good so long as they don't have some credit card info on file and try to bill you!

If they do that im gunna be calling the government and better business bureo and things like that and they will be sorry.

[TourPro21]

yea... i've heard that they are a pretty shady company...