The US man spends almost 55,000 rupees for Trump brand clock, but receives them with a blatant typing error

A US man who spent $ 640 (approximately 55,000 rupees) on a Donald Trump brand was disappointed after receiving the watch with a blatant mistake. After New York PostTim Petit from Rhode Island bought the expensive pink “Limited Edition” from the Gettrumpwatches website. The watch was a pink inauguration of First Lady Model, which is charged as “prosperity and love during the improvement of intuition and creativity” and is supposedly one of only 250. Mr Petit bought the watch for his wife as a gift, but when it arrived, the Trump logo lacked the vital “t” -a prominent “fuselage” hull “that was on the face of the clock.

“I thought it was really nice. It was beautiful and I knew it would be something she wanted,” said Mr. Petit. However, when he received the watch with a typo, he said that he was “very disappointed”.

“I wanted to do something special for her. And we expected that it would have the integrity of the President of the United States and a good follow-through.” New York Post.

Regardless of this, Mr. Petits Ms. Melanie said that she liked the style of the watch, but the “t” in “Trump” is missing. “I noticed it immediately. The T is missing. It only says Rump,” she said to local media company Wjar.

“How could you process this and go through something without checking your work?” Ms. Melanie, who cried because of the error, said.

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The Gettrumpwatches.com website calls its products the “official watches of President Trump”. In the small print, however, it is found that it licenses the name and similarity. The website says that she has nothing to do with a political campaign and that the watches are not designed, manufactured or sold by Donald Trump, Trump organization or other related companies or school leaders.

“I think that someone (the error) in their license department must be aware that someone has reduced the ball for a great time,” said Tim Petit.

The couple said they were initially frustrated because they had problems getting an answer from the company. But after you shared your story WjarThe company offered the petits an 800 dollar voucher and an apology.