Oh please. You have not proven anything at this point other than your willingness to invent an issue to attempt to "get me" somehow.
1. You don't have a damaged cue.
2. You will not post top down pictures of the case so that we can all see the interior empty and full.
3. You will not allow the distributor to inspect the product you claim is defective.
Well Sterling will survive it. Luckily for thousands of other people who don't share your "sensibilities" they can benefit from the relationship with great protective cases at low prices. The positive testimonials on this forum over the past three years since I introduced this interior far far far outweigh the negative ones.
Fixing any problem on the case you have would only benefit you. That is if there is truly a problem which actually has not been determined at this point. The claimed performance issue where you say that the interior allows your cues to "touch" is not something that we have been able to duplicate either at my work shop or at Sterling's warehouse with any other case.
So at this point your case appears to be an amazing exception or you made it all up. I lean towards made it all up, which in other words means, you are lying.
And when a customer claims a defect then the standard procedure is to allow the seller to inspect the product to evaluate the claim and take corrective measures if needed. When a customer makes a claim but refuses to allow anyone else to inspect the product then generally most companies treat such claims as frivolous and most likely fraudulent.
1. Ok you have lied about the communication between us repeatedly. You contacted me first via PM. You have claimed that I threatened you through emails when in fact you had received nothing at all up to that claim that could even be remotely construed as a threat. So that is the basis for calling you a liar. Now based on that, I feel that you are also lying about this claim against my interiors. The evidence so far is against you.
2. Suddenly out of the blue you come with some story about a "person who doesn't want to be named for fear of reprisal (see above)" who you say claims that our case trapped moisture inside and ruined his shaft. Conveniently, Jimmycue posted this thread a week or so ago and it's been sitting right beside yours the whole time
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=234781
So now you will tell all the rest of us AZ junkies that you NEVER opened that thread and read Jimmy's review? Not even when you saw I had posted in it?
And then when you ran of options after I put up a lot of evidence against your claim you seem to have made up another "issue" to accuse me with that just so happens to fit neatly into Jimmy's story. Mighty odd coincidences seem to surround the claims you make and none of them can be backed up.
The part I don't understand is that you won't post top down pictures of the case empty and full.
I don't understand that you won't allow the seller to inspect the product you claim caused damage to your cue.
In the world I live in when a person makes a claim then they should be prepared to back it up.
The only drivel here Tom, is what flows from your mouth. Of course I will NEVER say that something I designed is perfect, nor will I ever say that a product can't have a defect. In 20 years of making cases I have made plenty of mistakes in both design and construction. I have spent a lot of money correcting those mistakes and learning from them.
The worst thing in the world for me to hear (in my business) is when someone claims that my case caused harm to their cue.
The whole reason I got into making cases is because my Schon cue that I had saved for and loved more than my girlfriend got broken when it fell out of case.
So I think that you know full well that when you make a claim like this it's like an arrow to my heart.
The only defense I have is to go back and check my work. Inspect again my interiors and make sure that the design is right. Once I am sure that the design is solid then I can only look at the actual case you have.
If you refuse to give that up then I have to conclude that your issue most likely didn't happen as you claim it did.
At this point my conclusion is that none of your cues were damaged through the use of the Wave case you showed us images of. And furthermore I conclude through my own investigation at my shop that EVEN IF the cues were touching at the joint protectors then it would have been VERY SLIGHT and not enough to harm them in any way.
Case closed.