Business ProfileforInfinite Discs

Suspect business practices at this retailer. Their site states "Pictures of EVERY disc. View the disc and stamp in the weight you are looking for." Looking in their faq's they say they do not in fact weigh every disc. Are the pictures on your website the actual disc pictures? "Yes. In some cases where multiple discs are of the same color and stamp, we will use the same image multiple times. You will receive a disc that looks like the one in the website image." So clearly the statement is false. "Here at Infinite Discs, we try to represent each disc as accurately as possible on our website by including a photo and the details for each one." This is false, they stated themselves they do not take a picture of every disc nor are there details provided for each disc. They also don't weigh discs and take no responsibility for what they're selling, their stance is the manufacturer knows what they're doing so we don't need to check anything. "Because weve chosen to trust the disc manufacturers to represent their products accurately and according to their own standards, we do not take the extra time to weigh each disc as we add them into our online inventory. Here at Infinite Discs, we currently have three different digital scales which we use to weigh packages as we ship them. When used to weigh individual discs, we can lay the same disc on each of those three scales and get results that *** differ a gram or two from one scale to the next or from the weight indicated on the disc. So which of those scales is correct?" Pretty simple, the scales that are calibrated are correct, and different scales have different tolerance ranges and scales that are designed for large items will not display as accurately as smaller scales. This is common sense, they simply use this as their justification for not doing any of their own inspection. Numerous times I've contacted infinite discs about questionable products I've received, their response is I can return but at my own expense, and only for store credit or if I want my money back there will be a 10% restocking fee. So if you receive something and it has an issue, it's up to you to prove it and get them to agree it is an issue otherwise you're out of luck. Their stance is that the manufacturer has already done inspections therefore they don't need to do anything. They say each manufacturer has their own process, they trust it, and who are they to question it. Buyer's beware, ordering from this place is a roll of the dice, there is nothing done by infinite discs to ensure customer's are receiving good products.