Antonis Tertiropoulos
GBThe printer never worked for more than… The printer never worked for more than 1 hour at a time. After spending 3 days on the phone with the manufacturer they told to call where I bought from for a replacement. Barcode Giant wanted to call the manufacturer again to issue a claim number. Then they said the have to charge for a second printer if I wanted a replacement and they will credit me after 15 days they receive the defective one. I have never heard anything like that ever.
Jonathan
GBI bought a TC51 scanner a day later I… I bought a TC51 scanner a day later I got an email saying it was out of stock. I'm hoping that I either get the scanner or get a refund. Edit: it gets worse the order canceled and yesterday I was charged again. I guess I'm going to have to dispute
KW
GBNow my go-to site for RFID gear. I have purchased from Barcode Giant twice now. I called to talk to a real person before my first purchase and they were great. While they are an e-commerce site and not necessarily setup as a live phone agent type operation, dropping thousands on RFID equipment can be scary from a relatively unknown site. Talking to someone was the only way I was comfortable with my initial purchase, so I would highly recommend this route if you have the same concerns. My second purchase I just went with a regular online order. Both orders were fine, no problems. I received the gear quickly and exactly as ordered, and for a lower price than I found anywhere else.
Nagu Gummalla
GBI ordered Zebra Printer from Barcode… I ordered Zebra Printer from Barcode Giant. They sent me printer but it is malfunctioned. I contact technical department to fix it and they couldn't fix it. They ask me to return the item so they can send me new one. So I did send them back. But they never send me new one and I request them to return money and the refused it.
Nick Hathaway
GBThought I was buying a device at a good… Thought I was buying a device at a good price. Five days later they emailed me and said they cancelled my order because they accidentally were advertising a price that was too low.