Not all Renogy batteries orders are the same...

[RVPhD]

On early March I bought two Renogy batteries (AGM6-260ah) from Amazon. One battery was lost in transit and one was received in a damaged package so it has to be returned. Its replacement got lost too and Amazon could not give me a reasonable explanation like when is the battery arriving... ect. Finally, I got one battery but the second one was never arrived. Finally, I decided to contact Renogy directly and ordered a battery. It arrived in four days (Fed-Ed Ground) and it the package was pristine.

BTW, Renogy was $35 less with free shipping!

The big "A" is no longer the excellent source of supplies it once was. I have checked prices and you can get just about everything you need for your RV directly from manufacturers.

Remember, everything you buy online is subject to a 30 days inspection time. If you find that the description or the quality of the product was misrepresented, you can return it as per federal consumer protection laws.

Remember "Caveat Emptor"!!!!!!!!

[NJKris]

While my experience with Amazon is normally excellent, and return of items damaged/defective easy to return, it definitely pays to shop around. I always put items on my Amazon 'wishlist' for a while, and monitor the price, as pricing can be very fluid on some items. When the item drops to the price I like, I put it in the cart. Also, I've found that large and heavy things like batteries are best bought from big box hardware stores. Not only do they give me a military discount, but ship to store is usually free, and makes it very easy to return things that are defective.