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Rating: 1 out of 5
Dear Sir, I am following up on the email I sent you which, unless I am mistaken, has not received a response: "Dear Sir, I am reaching out to you following the receipt of my order #4200. I must express my disappointment upon receiving this order. Indeed, I had ordered TITLEIST PRO V1 X 'simple' balls and I was delivered PRO V1 X 'ENHANCED ALIGNMENT', which was not mentioned on the website or on the order form. If I had known that your PRO V1 X had alignment lines, I would not have ordered them. Furthermore, regarding both the ordered PRO V1 X and the TAYLORMADE TP 5 X, I am surprised by the placement of the logo on the ball. The logo is not placed on the opposite pole to that of the inscription 'PRO V1 X' or 'TP 5 X' on the ball, but is placed right next to this inscription and between the ball numbers. No golf ball has the logo placed here. Traditionally, when a logo is placed on a golf ball, it is always placed on the opposite pole to that of the ball range (in my case, the opposite pole to the inscription 'PRO V1 X' and 'TP 5 X') and between the two inscriptions of the ball brand. I am attaching photos of the balls that will be more illustrative. I checked on your site thinking that I had made a mistake in selecting the logo placement on the ball, but it appears that on your customization device, the logo placement is chosen automatically (so I did not make a mistake). Also, I would appreciate it if you could let me know if all your balls are logoed in the same place, or if this is an error that only affects the balls that were delivered to me. I must admit that if I had known that the logo was placed in this location, I would not have ordered the balls since they are intended to be given to clients and in their current state, these balls (if they are perfectly playable) are not presentable to my clients." I thank you for getting back to me quickly, I would be willing to return the addressed balls so that you can send me PRO V1 X that conform to those ordered, as well as correctly placed logos. Best regards, Paul RENAUDOT
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