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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by petesos View Post
    Still look on the bright side at least you have your machine All I have is a few texts and they cost me over £5000
    Pete
    Yes but he still doesn't have a working machine and the very short time it did work then it was completely useless. . . SO My very strong advice having dealt with Ant's machine is to get your money back "DONT TAKE DELIVERY". it can only get worse.!

    It's your statutory rights to change your mind and ask for the money back and because they have taken so long with delivery then I suspect they have broken the agreement so will have to return any deposit. I'm no expert so check it out but think they won't a have a leg to stand upon.? ( He certainly wouldn't have working one if it was my money.!!)

    This base machine(Not with enclosure) can easily be built for around 2K by anyone with half decent skills. Like I said at the beginning this machine can be made with just a decent drill press and basic hand tools. Yes it could be made far better with milling machine or another cnc machine and is were I'm helping Ant but the actual machine your buying can easily be made with drill press and hand tools.!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    Yes but he still doesn't have a working machine and the very short time it did work then it was completely useless. . . SO My very strong advice having dealt with Ant's machine is to get your money back "DONT TAKE DELIVERY". it can only get worse.!

    It's your statutory rights to change your mind and ask for the money back and because they have taken so long with delivery then I suspect they have broken the agreement so will have to return any deposit. I'm no expert so check it out but think they won't a have a leg to stand upon.? ( He certainly wouldn't have working one if it was my money.!!)

    This base machine(Not with enclosure) can easily be built for around 2K by anyone with half decent skills. Like I said at the beginning this machine can be made with just a decent drill press and basic hand tools. Yes it could be made far better with milling machine or another cnc machine and is were I'm helping Ant but the actual machine your buying can easily be made with drill press and hand tools.!
    Hi Bud
    I have given this cretin enough time and now I am just waiting for the 7 day warning letter period to expire and then its off to court with this parasite, I need people to come forward and let me know if they want there cases brought up at court as I think there is a case for HSE here to be informed Does that man not understand he could have killed someone with that shody wiring I read about in one of the Posts on this forum.
    But like I said I am taking him to court when the warning letter expires (Tuesday) If anyone wants there day with this Parasite let me know
    Petesos

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    Quote Originally Posted by petesos View Post
    as I think there is a case for HSE here to be informed Does that man not understand he could have killed someone with that shody wiring I read about in one of the Posts on this forum.
    It was mains live so Certainly wouldn't have just tickled that's for sure.!!

    Hope things workout ok.!

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    Lives in Amersfoort, Netherlands. Last Activity: 03-09-2012 Has been a member for 9-10 years. Has a total post count of 4.
    Quote Originally Posted by petesos View Post
    Hi Bud
    I have given this cretin enough time and now I am just waiting for the 7 day warning letter period to expire and then its off to court with this parasite, I need people to come forward and let me know if they want there cases brought up at court as I think there is a case for HSE here to be informed Does that man not understand he could have killed someone with that shody wiring I read about in one of the Posts on this forum.
    But like I said I am taking him to court when the warning letter expires (Tuesday) If anyone wants there day with this Parasite let me know
    Petesos
    Hello Petesos,

    Here another strike customer. I want to send you a pm but i can't figure out how to do this. Can you contact me?
    Last edited by wkt; 03-09-2012 at 12:48 PM.

  5. #5
    Oh dear...

    I'm in contact with 5 people not including myself who have had a bad experience with Strike CNC. Pete in particular I feel bad for as he paid his money and hasn't seen anything since.

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    wkt's Avatar
    Lives in Amersfoort, Netherlands. Last Activity: 03-09-2012 Has been a member for 9-10 years. Has a total post count of 4.
    Quote Originally Posted by Shinobiwan View Post
    Oh dear...

    I'm in contact with 5 people not including myself who have had a bad experience with Strike CNC. Pete in particular I feel bad for as he paid his money and hasn't seen anything since.
    My story is the same, i paid 4 months ago for the machine but i'm still waiting.
    Last edited by wkt; 03-09-2012 at 12:47 PM.

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    Lives in Bristol, United Kingdom. Last Activity: 27-10-2012 Has been a member for 9-10 years. Has a total post count of 1.
    Hi Everyone
    Interesting thread, I too was suckered into buying a Strike CNC Router. I've had numerous issues with the build quality and the machine in general. Latest state of play is that it's now become an expensive table.
    Bearings have fallen apart on the x axis, obviously it's my fault!! Well that's what Mike says.
    Does anyone know what has happened to Mike? I do, he's now working full time for another company as he wants to be able to get a mortgage. Do I care, no I don't, maybe he would like to fix my machine so that I can continue paying my mortgage!
    I was offered a new machine some months ago but this never materialised. Mike and his "i've got a bad attitude" side kick came to my premises to fix the problems that I first had within a couple of weeks of taking delivery of my machine. He has since told me that he should of charged me £35.00 per hour/per person and a call out fee of £70.00, so much for a warranty. Perhaps I should send him an Invoice for the loss of earnings from not being able to use the machine.
    Mike did tell me recently via email that somebody called Steve is considering taking over Strike CNC Routers and that he is tying up some loose ends for him as he no longer works at Strike CNC Routers.
    I have asked for Steves telephone number so that I can discuss the issues/problems with him, but Mike has failed to let me have this information.

    In conclusion it appears that we have all been made to pay vast sums of money for poor workmanship and a warranty that is worthless.
    If there are at least six of us all paying an average of £4000 for these machines Mike's on his way to having a good start for his mortgage deposit.

    I would be happy to have my day in court with him but if he has nothing then all we would get at the end of it is a piece of paper saying as much.

  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by AJW View Post
    Hi Everyone
    Interesting thread, I too was suckered into buying a Strike CNC Router. I've had numerous issues with the build quality and the machine in general. Latest state of play is that it's now become an expensive table.
    Bearings have fallen apart on the x axis, obviously it's my fault!! Well that's what Mike says.
    Does anyone know what has happened to Mike? I do, he's now working full time for another company as he wants to be able to get a mortgage. Do I care, no I don't, maybe he would like to fix my machine so that I can continue paying my mortgage!
    I was offered a new machine some months ago but this never materialised. Mike and his "i've got a bad attitude" side kick came to my premises to fix the problems that I first had within a couple of weeks of taking delivery of my machine. He has since told me that he should of charged me £35.00 per hour/per person and a call out fee of £70.00, so much for a warranty. Perhaps I should send him an Invoice for the loss of earnings from not being able to use the machine.
    Mike did tell me recently via email that somebody called Steve is considering taking over Strike CNC Routers and that he is tying up some loose ends for him as he no longer works at Strike CNC Routers.
    I have asked for Steves telephone number so that I can discuss the issues/problems with him, but Mike has failed to let me have this information.

    In conclusion it appears that we have all been made to pay vast sums of money for poor workmanship and a warranty that is worthless.
    If there are at least six of us all paying an average of £4000 for these machines Mike's on his way to having a good start for his mortgage deposit.

    I would be happy to have my day in court with him but if he has nothing then all we would get at the end of it is a piece of paper saying as much.
    Well that sucks! Did any Strike customer end up happy with their purchase? I've not met one yet. We should form a self help group for victims of Mike and the rubbish he sold us!

    Oh and as for court action, he'll be in trouble regarding the two people who he's effectively stolen around £11500 from. His company hasn't gone into receivership and nor has he personally been made bankrupt so without any clear signs of financial difficulty and him indicating as such then he should have returned their money when he decided to do the world a favour and change his career. What a low life, playing games with others money and livelihoods.

    As for his talk of leaving the company and trying to make out he was only part of the problem. Load of rubbish! I went down there twice, rang them up many time and I only ever saw or spoke to Mike, he was the company. And why the hell would Steve want to take on all us angry customers and a company name that's now in the mud? To be perfectly honest I expect Steve is a figment of Mikes imagination and another smoke screen.

    As far as I'm concerned, the company is dead, the guy who ran it is dishonest and anyone owed money or parts should get to the small claims court ASAP.

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