our 109 FR10 kits contain only 102 finger sets

OmarArcher0404 · 6 Mar 2026, 16:38 UTC

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OmarArcher0404
We ordered 109 accessory kits, each with a matched finger set. Sealed box contains 102 sets. Seller now says pieces. Invoice says kits and their final contents message names both fingers per kit.

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BenCarter0979
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Put the accepted kit contents beside the physical count, distinguishing complete finger sets from individual fingers. For 109 kits containing one two-finger set each, the expected total is 109 sets, or 218 fingers, not 109 loose fingers.

19points
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EmmaArcher0376
Replying to BenCarter0979

Are the delivered fingers actually matched left and right sets, Omar? A total piece count can still hide a pairing shortage, so establish what complete kits you can make before arguing over their new interpretation.

16points
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OmarArcher0404
Replying to EmmaArcher0376

102 complete matched sets, 204 fingers. No loose unmatched fingers. Other kit items count correctly. Short by seven sets, not seven individual fingers.

11points
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MiaCarter0992
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Did two people count them against the same contents list? I'd send the set references as well as the totals, so dispatch can answer a specific shortage rather than debate the word kit.

15points
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RachelArcher0435
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Keep the sealed-arrival photographs and inventory together. The intact box documents receiving condition; it does not tell you where the shortage occurred.

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OmarArcher0404
Replying to MiaCarter0992

Two-person count done, Mia. Sent references, expected and received sets, and the final per-kit confirmation. Seller has referred it to order entry instead of repeating the loose-piece explanation.

17points
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BenCarter0979
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Ask order entry to correct the outstanding balance explicitly. Otherwise a promise to send something can coexist with an account showing the order fully supplied.

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EmmaArcher0376
Replying to BenCarter0979

Ben's balance point is useful. Also keep the supplied 102 sets identified; you don't need to make the whole delivery uncertain just because seven sets are missing.

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OmarArcher0404
Replying to BenCarter0979

Order entry acknowledged seven missing sets and corrected the balance. Offered another finger profile as quicker supply. We've asked for the accepted reference instead.

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RachelArcher0435
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Keep that substitute outside the receiving count unless it is separately assessed and accepted. A different profile cannot close the original quantity simply by arriving in seven bags.

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MiaCarter0992
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Is the original reference actually available?

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OmarArcher0404
Replying to MiaCarter0992

They confirm original stock. Separate shipment agreed for seven matched sets. No extra purchase required, and our tooling person has the packing reference to check.

14points
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BenCarter0979
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Give receiving the same pairing and reference check used on the first delivery. The replacement parcel should close seven specific missing sets, not just add fourteen fingers to a bin.

9points
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EmmaArcher0376
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Has the carrier taken it yet, Omar?

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OmarArcher0404
Replying to EmmaArcher0376

Yes. Collection acknowledgement names the separate parcel. Receiving has its seven-set list; the balance stays open until that check.

9points
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OmarArcher0404
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Arrived. Seven correctly referenced matched sets checked in. We now have all 109 kits complete. Accounts closed the corrected balance. Thanks, Ben; sets versus loose fingers was the argument to pin down.

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MiaCarter0992
Replying to OmarArcher0404

Good. Did stores retain the actual set reference rather than their offered substitute's description?

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