raffrox
Well-known member
Hi there. I'm about a month into playing my uke and decided to upgrade from my $70 Koaloha to a step up decent ukulele. I've been loving it and have played every day for 5 weeks straight.
I ordered a Koa Pili Koko Acacia Concert from a site called http://www.ukulelemate.com.au/ I'm in Australia and it 'seemed' like an Australian site. I checked it out and called the customer service number and it seemed like a legit site.
My ukulele arrived today and it just doesn't seem right.
It doesn't have the Koa Pili Koko name/logo on the headstock and the sticker inside the ukulele seems different to what I've seen online (most I've seen are gold in colour). Also the sticker in the ukulele has an email address that screams dodgy to me (Freewrldimportexport@hotmail.com).
It looks really nice and the workmanship actually looks good. I haven't tuned it up to play as if its dodgy I'm just keen to get it sent back asap as untouched as possible.
The customer service line was shut when I got home from work so I haven't spoken to them but am I right in saying I might have been duped?
Thanks in advance
I ordered a Koa Pili Koko Acacia Concert from a site called http://www.ukulelemate.com.au/ I'm in Australia and it 'seemed' like an Australian site. I checked it out and called the customer service number and it seemed like a legit site.
My ukulele arrived today and it just doesn't seem right.
It doesn't have the Koa Pili Koko name/logo on the headstock and the sticker inside the ukulele seems different to what I've seen online (most I've seen are gold in colour). Also the sticker in the ukulele has an email address that screams dodgy to me (Freewrldimportexport@hotmail.com).
It looks really nice and the workmanship actually looks good. I haven't tuned it up to play as if its dodgy I'm just keen to get it sent back asap as untouched as possible.
The customer service line was shut when I got home from work so I haven't spoken to them but am I right in saying I might have been duped?
Thanks in advance