Has anyone that pre-ordered seen their ION Director yet?

[Saith]

Today marks 1005 days since I preorder the Ion Director.

 

[RickSanford]

@Saith 1005 days...... Goodness. Makes my 720 days seem like nothing.....

I've sent @Vinny@GHLUSA another email today to inquire about status per his instructions at the beginning of February. Will advise.

 

[Saith]

Thanks for your response @RickSanford. I'll be interested to hear if they have an update. I considered emailing them, but last time they pretty much said they will get in-touch when it's ready to ship.

 

[Dave-T]

744 days here!

 

[Cali9dub]

I gave up and got my refund.

 

[Chrisv.]

I gave up and got my refund.

I guess I'm a bit out of the loop but I can't understand why anyone would be waiting years from something like this. Hell, I bet most people don't even stay in the hobby that long.


Granted most people ordering this equipment probably stay in the hobby longer term.

 

[albano]

Today marks 1005 days since I preorder the Ion Director.

I heard that the warranty starts on the day that you place your order!

 

[BeanAnimal]

I heard that the warranty starts on the day that you place your order!

I highly doubt that. Obviously, the warranty would start upon delivery. Things are bad enough without starting silly rumors like this. Too many gullible people out there will pass it along.

 

[areefer01]

I highly doubt that. Obviously, the warranty would start upon delivery. Things are bad enough without starting silly rumors like this. Too many gullible people out there will pass it along.

I'm sure it was tongue and cheek. Or at least hope so. Sort of like the post one or two above when they mentioned hobby turnover and probably not being in it.

Edit: I should say I'm hoping they are kidding...

 

[RickSanford]

Thanks for your response @RickSanford. I'll be interested to hear if they have an update. I considered emailing them, but last time they pretty much said they will get in-touch when it's ready to ship.

I got the same feeling - but I'm going to stay on top of them. If the answer is check back in another month or two - I'm going to be in touch with the President of GHL in Germany. Not really expecting anything to change from that approach - but sometimes the boss doesn't feel the pain like the front line guys.

 

[Lucas815]

I got the same feeling - but I'm going to stay on top of them. If the answer is check back in another month or two - I'm going to be in touch with the President of GHL in Germany. Not really expecting anything to change from that approach - but sometimes the boss doesn't feel the pain like the front line guys.

He already posted here multiple times. GHL is not some out of touch corporate giant

https://www.reef2reef.com/members/matthias-gross.71703/

 

[Saith]

I gave up and got my refund.

I'm strongly leaning towards getting a refund.

Especially now that I did my cost prediction. I get $2.81 per test (with the IonD lasting 5 years and the probes lasting 90 days). That is cheaper than testing each element individually, which I get $3.25 for the 3 tests I care about to regularly test; Calicium, Magnesium and Nitrate. But I wouldn't test them every day, maybe once a week, so that would cost me $169 per year. I think the Ion D needs to run once a day so the yearly cost is $1027. Not sure I want to spend the extra $858 per year.