Missing Guitar (Jackson)

Bill Mayville · From: Las Vegas Nevada * R.I.P.

My New Jackson guitar was shipped the first of this month. 5 days later it came right back to where it started.I am talking about UPS.When it finally hit the west ,(Phoenix)they did not scan it out, and it head back east.Got to Missisippi,and headed to phoenix.Landed in Phoenix on the 14th of this month.No scan from there.Today is the 18th.I was just told that UPS would not have any more imformation for four more days.Talk about getting out of the mood.<><>
Leaving for Texas next Mon.Will Buy a home there.More music I hope.
Bill (a little disappointed)

Billy Carr · From: Seminary, Mississippi, USA (deceased)

I use Fed-Ex. for shipping all of my items I sell. There's a reason. Same as above. It took 23 days for UPS to deliver a Pro III from New Jersey to Mississippi! Then the case was already old and it got banged up some more but the guitar was ok luckily. I'm refunding 100.00 to the player that actually gets the Pro III to help pay for a new case if they want one. Not bashing UPS here, just speaking the truth!

Bobbe Seymour · From: Hendersonville TN USA, R.I.P.

Hey Bill, we quit using UPS years ago for this and several worse reasons, good luck, I'm here to help in any way I can.

This is one incredible guitar Bill, hope you get to see for your self soon,

I can imagine how anxious you must be,
Your great friend, Bobbe

Glenn Suchan · From: Austin, Texas

I've had very good service shipping PSG's via DHL.

Keep on pickin'!
Glenn

David Wren · From: Placerville, California, USA

Don't tell Bobbe this, but when FedEx delivered my Fender '65 reissue Twin Custom 15, I walked to the back of the truck, and to my horror saw all the packages had been just "rolling" around like a huge mix master.... all 8 corners and 6 sides of the Fender carton were abosultly trashed....

Luckily the amp was fine

Doesn't seem to matter anymore who you use... customer service by these shippers has gotten to be a real disgrace..... wonder if this is the result of high fuel costs causing cutbacks in quality assurances?

If I ever buy a new steel, I'm picking it up my self

BTW, Bobbe, what a killer amp! Thanks!

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Dave Wren
'96 Carter S12-E9/B6,7X7; NV 112; Fender Twin Custom 15 ('65 reissue); Session 500s; Hilton Pedal; Black Box
www.ameechapman.com

Jeff Garden · From: Center Sandwich, New Hampshire, USA

Hey Bill,
By the time UPS locates that nice new Jackson steel they may as well just give up on trying to get it to you in Vegas and should ship it to your new home in Abilene. Don't let 'em ship your household goods! Hope it gets found safe real soon.
Jeff

Bill Mayville · From: Las Vegas Nevada * R.I.P.

Jackson guitars.I can't say enough about them at this time.
They have offered me a brown one that is ready to go.I know black sounds better.I really don't think the name UPS will come up for delivery.A brown one . I will fall in love with it ,if it gets here.
Bill

Jeff Garden · From: Center Sandwich, New Hampshire, USA

Lends a whole new meaning to "what can brown do for you"! Hope it all works out.

Bill Mayville · From: Las Vegas Nevada * R.I.P.

The black guitar is back in Georga.
Right where it started. The only problem is finding someone to call ups and say Alto.It's had enough of the tour.
Being the receiver I have no right's in finding the guitar.Only the manufacture can do that.
Bill

Kenny Dail · From: Kinston, N.C. R.I.P.

I highly recommend Fed-Ex ground...may tke a day or 2 longer but it is the safest way.

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kd...and the beat goes on...

Paul Redmond · From: Illinois, USA

Just been going thru the same living hell as you guys have with ebb's Fender 400. It disappeared from the radar screen, then ended up in Utah, and is presently in Peoria IL on its trek to my shop. 23 days and holding. Ed used FedEx Ground at my urging because I have never had a problem yet with their services. Boxes arrive intact, etc. I would never trust UPS with a thing again due to the many negative experiences I had with them while living in NC.
PRR

Bill Mayville · From: Las Vegas Nevada * R.I.P.

Well today is the 21st.It hit Georga and turned around.Left Texas last night around Midnight. Talked to a supervisor yesterday.
Explained what was going on.Can do nothing he said.It is in transit.We put a trace on it ,and found it.I said, Why can't you stop the tour? Well,he said. It hasn't reached it's destination yet.
I only wish I could put those tracking numbers on here.I am sure it will hit Phoenix Friday, and back to Georgia on Monday.
Bill I hear I am getting a brown one. The one on Bobbe;s site.(Bill)

Jack Francis · From: Queen Creek, Arizona, USA

Bill..

Do you have BAD charma or something...You buy an Emmons and they take FOREVER to get it to you...now this Jackson doesn't seem to wanna get to your house!!
Your a great guy, what's up with all this???

Maybe you should take up the BANJO!

Tony Prior · From: Charlotte NC

I doubt it is routine for the carrier. I , like many here, have shipped countless items, including AMPS and STEELS UPS without any issues what so ever..and I have received numerous AMPS, Guitars and STEELS without any issues by UPS..

BUT

FED EX has lost packages never to be found..
and the PO has sent a package around the Country for alaost 4 months before it was found., and did not refund the postage fee either ! And the PO delivered a Guitar with a broken neck as well...

I think if we all contribute to the tally, at one point or another, they may ALL fall short..

[This message was edited by Tony Prior on 21 September 2006 at 09:47 AM.]

Bill Mayville · From: Las Vegas Nevada * R.I.P.

Jack Francis
Maybe you need to buy something your -self and see how the system works in the 21st
century.
Isn't it funny after 25 years how a good friend try's to make you look like your'e doing something wrong.
Bill

Jack Francis · From: Queen Creek, Arizona, USA

When my new Desert Rose is done I'm gonna drive to Kingman and get it..thanx for showing me the best way to get my steel in my hot little hands.

[This message was edited by Jack Francis on 21 September 2006 at 04:15 PM.]

Graham Bland · From: Tennessee, USA

I ship a lot of CDs to different places in the country and I only use FedEx because for one thing they always get my packages there in good condition and two, FedEx ground is 33% cheaper than UPS and thats a fact.

Geir Arne Boska · From: Orsta, Norway

Dear Bill,
This was really a sad story... wich should not be happening in 2006. Hope your new steel appears soon, and undamaged.
Good luck Smile

Your friend,
Geir

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Dekley SD-10, Fender Steel King

Bill Mayville · From: Las Vegas Nevada * R.I.P.

Today is sat.the 23rd of September.The guitar is in phoenix again.
Next week I will be in texas. When I come back to Vegas I am going to write several levers.I found on the uPS site a few of the TOP bosss's.I am going to Fed X my own survey to each of them at the same time.Especially the man in charge of operations.Naturally they don't have phone numbers posted.I will ask each one of them who is the smartest over at UPS.That man should be able to make a simple phone call, and locate the Black Jackson guitar, which now I am scared to death of.I'll take any other color at this point.Since I'll be in Texas next week, I have asked The Jacksons not to send anything at this time.
The last time UPS was involved,they dropped the Mullen somewhere along the line,and ruined the case.It stayed overnight on the porch,me not knowing it was here. I was suppose to sign for it.A friend said ,you have a big package at the front door.
If I was in a gambling town ,I would say it will be in Jackson Missisppi by monday.
Bill

John Daugherty · From: Rolla, Missouri, USA

I don't know how it works in your neck of the woods, but in my location, the Fedex delivery routes are contracted out to individuals. The service you get, depends on the local Fedex terminal and the person who placed the low bid on your route.
I have had terrible service from Fedex and UPS has given me outstanding service. It all boils down to individuals.
Bill, I hope you get your Jackson in good condition. The "individuals" responsible for this shameful service, should be fired.

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Bobby Boggs · From: Upstate SC.

Bill, sorry to hear about your trouble. I do feel you will receive your guitar soon. For what it's worth I've shipped around 30 guitars with them.
However I don't understand this statment.

Jack Francis · From: Queen Creek, Arizona, USA

Hell..I'd be afraid of the condition it would be in with that much travel and handling it has had.

Bill, it would seem, is taking this with a good bit of patience...I hope that it arrives in good condition after all of this...UPS should do something to make this "right".

Lee Baucum · From: McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) The Final Frontier

How about an update, Bill?

Bill Mayville · From: Las Vegas Nevada * R.I.P.

The Jackson guitar has returned to sender.
The sender,David Jackson,said it is in beautiful shape.I may have another one ,If I like,OR,take the one that was on tour.
I have taken the first one. The Black one.It has toured ,and is on the way to me. I think Friday or Mon ,I will have the Jackson Guitar.It's a 4 and 4.It will be my first S-10 guitar.My wife will not let me sell the Emmons, or the MUllen.Have not thought about selling the Mullen anyway.It plays really easy.
Bill

Lee Baucum · From: McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) The Final Frontier

Your wife won't let you sell a couple of steel guitars?

I like that in a wife!

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