Four TRC's on eBay... what's going on?

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Four TRC's on eBay... what's going on?

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And suddenly there are only two.
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I still see 4... Did you follow my link? 2 are in the UK.
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Here they are. Pic of fourth one too large to include here.
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You'd sure think that someone that fancies themselves as being in the business would know that these are TRUSS rod covers, not TRUST rod.
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5 now
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Out of curiousity, if I sent a white truss rod cover into Rickenbacker, would they give me a gold one if I asked?
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I only get one.
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Not sure I follow you...
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ya gotta exchange your truss cover.

no trust here.
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Nick: Provided that the truss rod cover you send in is genuine and provided you are willing to purchase a new one, I see no reason why RIC wouldn't exchange it for you.

You should pose this question to [email protected].
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Nick, give customer service a message about this, but I'm pretty sure they operate the way Peter suggests. I've heard people complain about not being able to get a TRC from RIC without one to "trade in". Pretty sure there's a charge for the new one, so it's not really a trade in. Image

The way JH explains it, it is a part of a small company protecting one of it's important assets: image.
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I wish other companies would guard their image and copyright designs so well. You can find thousands of Fender and Gibson copies that are pure junk. Then again I've seen a few Fenders that WERE junk, too! Inconsistant quality control is another problem with multinational, multi continental companies.
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