Revision Messed Up

ShimsPurredits a scam dude. they said shipment early jan, they lied with no customer support.
why are you defending their company.
Its a time scam, I've missed basically my whole season now without powder skis.
get a life, you sound like a middle aged feminist Hillary supporter.

ShimsPurredif you have nothing to do with it, keep your unhelpful opinion to yourself

StaticI wonder what they did with the 1st batch of skis with non-bamboo cores. Rather than ship those out to give their customers something to ride on, they probably decided to hold onto them to use as warranty replacements.

SofaKingSicki imagine that if they did not accept them as the product from the factory, they do not have possession of them to do anything with. idk tho

isak.frykmanGot this email about 3 hours ago while I was sleeping:

"Hello,

We have received your new skis at our warehouse in Denver and are in the process of checking in inventory and beginning to ship skis out for all orders received. When your skis have been packaged up for shipment, you will receive an email update showing your order as ‘completed’. Then, you will receive a tracking number for your shipment via email once they are picked up by the carrier.

Thanks for your patience, we hope you enjoy your new skis!"

jbond3SO, I had already contacted my bank and I've already been refunded for the money that I've spent with this awful company. However, I still received my confirmation email. So free skis possibly coming my way?
I don't know what to do here exactly. I don't want to be a trashball, but at the same time Revision held onto my money for over 6 months so I woundn't feel too bad holding onto their skis for at least 6 months as well.

Anybody else in the same boat or have any thoughts on what to do here?

jbond3SO, I had already contacted my bank and I've already been refunded for the money that I've spent with this awful company. However, I still received my confirmation email. So free skis possibly coming my way?
I don't know what to do here exactly. I don't want to be a trashball, but at the same time Revision held onto my money for over 6 months so I woundn't feel too bad holding onto their skis for at least 6 months as well.

Anybody else in the same boat or have any thoughts on what to do here?

ShimsPurredWell its time fraud, the season is nearly over and they said it would be shipped early jan.
Its definitely fraud whether you like it or not.

ShimsPurredwell i live in Switzerland, and my seasons ends in june, but for most it ends end of march if not earlier. 2 months is nothing

JibberinoSo it's not a scam if you pay for something and you don't get it? Gotcha.

I've tried to stay outta this since I know so many people involved in the company (Riders/Partners) and they are all legit people.

This is 100% not a scam and those who paid for skis without getting a refund will get their skis. Some people have been level headed and realized they did the right thing by shipping back a defected product to reduce an even bigger headache. Overseas shipping and dealings with companies you can not easily access can be a huge pain in the ass so there will be delays (I know this firsthand).

Should there of been better communication between Revision and those who are wondering where their skis are, definitely, so I understand your frustration.

Sit tight, you'll get your skis and a good majority of you will love their product, while others will hate and bash simply due to this issue.

rcnhave you bought yours from blind2? i live in switzerland too but didn't order from revision themselves

VanMelleI've tried to stay outta this since I know so many people involved in the company (Riders/Partners) and they are all legit people.

This is 100% not a scam and those who paid for skis without getting a refund will get their skis. Some people have been level headed and realized they did the right thing by shipping back a defected product to reduce an even bigger headache. Overseas shipping and dealings with companies you can not easily access can be a huge pain in the ass so there will be delays (I know this firsthand).

Should there of been better communication between Revision and those who are wondering where their skis are, definitely, so I understand your frustration.

Sit tight, you'll get your skis and a good majority of you will love their product, while others will hate and bash simply due to this issue.

SessionMy friend. To say "there should have been better communicatrion" is the fuckinmg understatement of the century. These fucks straight up ran and hid from the very community that will determine if they fail or succeed. My bet is in the end.....they fail.....Again. Fucking clownshoes those guys are.

ShimsPurredwhat the fuck dude,

They should have told us that there was a problem, yet they didn't.

They should refund our money if we want it back.

Yet no reply, nothing
They sound like highs cool dropouts trying to run a company and failing

They may be nice people, BUT THEY ARE DEFINITELY NOT LEGIT

Cole9Yea it fucking sucks but you're getting your skis how are they not legit? It sucks you missed half the season but bitching and saying inaccurate stuff won't fix the problem. They may be Highschool drop outs and can't run a company but to say they're not legit is bullshit. Just my 2 cents

SessionNot QC'ing your production = Not legit.
No updates to people that gave you money so you could produce = Not legit.
Full social media blackout = Not legit.
Not being active on NS to communicate = Not legit.

People that pre-order should be treated as investors in your company. Without their injection of capital, the production probably does not happen.

Cole9I agree with the pre orders to investors statements but they have skis in the wearhouse and are shipping soon
Shipping skis ordered=legit

StaticIt seems as if they violated ftc rules by not offering a refund at the first delay.

The Rule further requires a seller to seek the buyer’s consent to the delayed shipment when the seller learns that it cannot ship within the time stated or, if no time is stated, within 30 days. If the buyer does not consent, the seller must promptly refund all money paid for the unshipped merchandise.

There are also rules allowing you to keep unsolicited items sent to you, although it gets a little muddy with things you actually ordered.

Someone who's money and skis are on the line should contact the FTC and see what they have to say about all this. You guys might end up with some free skis and revision might have to face actual consequences for their actions. I doubt the ftc has other people in the good old boys ski owners club to protect Revision, unlike certain moderators on this site.

N-EasternerI contacted the FTC, and filed a complaint and I agree, more people should file complaints. For anyone saying this isn't a scam, clearly they haven't paid money to the company. If you are sold a product, they take your money but never send the product... I got news; it's a scam. In addition, if they refuse to answer emails, and they refuse to return your money it's clearly a scam to take your money.

Cole9You're still getting the product though just on a huge ass delay…

Cole9You're still getting the product though just on a huge ass delay…

N-EasternerYou see "Cole9", that's not how business works in the real world. I order a product, they deliver a product within the time constraints of the agreement. If they don't, then I would have to agree to their request to extend the agreement to whatever delivery time they ask for. from what I read.....most people did not. So when I tell a company, I want my money back and do not want your product at a future date they in turn would return my money.

Revision has not returned my money. They do not return emails. They do not have a storefront, or a real telephone number to contact them. They have no right to keep peoples money by law....so yes, it is a scam.

Unless you have some ties to the company, or have ordered skis from them, I'm not sure what your interest is in defending something you really know nothing about.

Cole9I'm well aware of the whole revision scenario I've been following for weeks. I'm only defending revision because I do not believe it's a scam is it bad business hell yeah, should they give you your money back if you want sure. But for the people that still want the skis and are calling it a scam I do not believe they are correct and I think revision shouldn't be pegged as scammers

Cole9I'm well aware of the whole revision scenario

avardaYeah - so we know Revision fucked up. I'd rather focus on seeing if people have actually received their skis, so that they can finish off their season.

SO, out of everyone who received the "We have received your new skis at our warehouse in Denver and are in the process of checking in inventory...." has anyone actually received their skis, or even a tracking number at all?

Just trying to get a bit of a timeline going for when people can *vaguely* expect to receive their skis.

(also - if you have received your skis, what state are you from?)

angrygrampsI have mine in hand, in Montana, USA

chris.goodhueFuck Revision, want my dam money back but their going to send me my skis even though I told them not to I assume. Shit-ass company making shit ass skis, embarrassed I was going to ride for them. Now I'm poor and going to have two extra pairs of shitty skis that no one will buy

avardaOut of curiosity, what date did you end up getting the email from Revision saying that they had the skis at their warehouse (see my quote from before)?

SessionNot QC'ing your production = Not legit.

angrygrampsagree with everything you said but this. Why do you think they re-made all the skis?

Cole9I agree with the pre orders to investors statements but they have skis in the wearhouse and are shipping soon
Shipping skis ordered=legit

RparrHow much does revision pay you to spout this bullshit?

RparrHow much does revision pay you to spout this bullshit?

Cole9Nothing I'm just conveying my opinion