returning used airbags

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bsmith77327
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returning used airbags

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Did i miss something on procedure changes on returning airbags? i sent 2 emails to SCFIELDACTION....
and usually get a response on the email within a couple of days but its been crickets. Didn't know if i missed a email
with changes. anyone know?
Parts007
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Last time (late 2021) I submitted an initial email, they did not reply and I had to send a follow up email a week later, saying WTF's up? They replied right away to the second email when they realized they missed the first email.
bsmith77327
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ok i just sent my third email in a month, i'll keep trying thanks
Cosmo
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At the end of July, they started using a different email address. Not sure how many saw it, the only reason I knew was because my DMA sent it to me. If you're not using it already,
try SCFIELDACTIONdot14305@RXOdotCOM.
Thats what I've been using. Hope that helps.
AlanHomes
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I stuff them in groundhog holes and set 'em off. Or throw them in the river, wait a few seconds for them to sink then hit the battery.
Denise Trimble
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AlanHomes wrote:I stuff them in groundhog holes and set 'em off. Or throw them in the river, wait a few seconds for them to sink then hit the battery.
We have to be friends.
AlanHomes
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Denise Trimble wrote:
AlanHomes wrote:I stuff them in groundhog holes and set 'em off. Or throw them in the river, wait a few seconds for them to sink then hit the battery.
We have to be friends.
When dad was growing up during the Depression on the farm, he and his brothers would take the crank phone off the kitchen wall, attach a chain to a pair of wires, then to the phone, drop the chain in the river behind their pasture and crank away. Fish would float to the surface, dinner is served.
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