John F.
Worst customer service I have ever encountered
I am trying to replace a center burner tube for a particular but common Weber gas grill because one of the families that share use of this grill (at a very remote place) recently replaced the entire 3-burner set and was delivered either the wrong crossover tube or the wrong center burner tube, as there is no way to connect the 2 together. I simply asked whether the center burner they sell for that grill had a hole through the flattened end through which the crossover tube passes, or if it had a slot that would attach to the type of crossover tube that had a support bracket, as the answer to that question would determine if they had what I needed. The detail on their illustration was not such that I could determine the answer myself, and I have learned not to trust illustrations. I was told to refer to the illustration, and that they sell exactly what that grill maker originally manufactured. As I don't know what the grill maker originally manufactured, and I could not/would not rely on what was illustrated, I asked if their answer meant the tube had a hole or not. Bbqparts reply said they do not sell by descriptions, and "their answer is their answer". Things devolved from there with Bbqparts finally suggesting I was cheap for not buying an entire set, and that I was careless in endangering the others who use the grill. I've never seen anything like it. It's like someone's adolescent nephew got on the computer and hacked into their customer service area, and decided to have fun seeing just how many customers he could alienate. Unreal.


