WARNING – Crooked parts seller on
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WARNING – Crooked parts seller on the net !
Ordered 2 Porsche parts. One part on credit card, second one “had to be bank Transfer”. Did it as 2nd part was an expensive brand name, and they display the dealer logo with links to the branded manufacturer.
Global autoshop in USA sent Part 1, but for an entirely different car ! Part 2 has never arrived.
ALL emails were suddenly ignored to this day; 7 months later ! Contacted branded named company. They investigated, and found “an empty dilapidated building that the police regularly visit to find the shop owners”, and “this company is not our agent !” Contacted Los Angeles consumer & fraud departments and found out “this company have large numbers of dissatisfied customers, and the culprits cannot be traced” Be warned, fellow enthusiasts.
Ordered 2 Porsche parts. One part on credit card, second one “had to be bank Transfer”. Did it as 2nd part was an expensive brand name, and they display the dealer logo with links to the branded manufacturer.
Global autoshop in USA sent Part 1, but for an entirely different car ! Part 2 has never arrived.
ALL emails were suddenly ignored to this day; 7 months later ! Contacted branded named company. They investigated, and found “an empty dilapidated building that the police regularly visit to find the shop owners”, and “this company is not our agent !” Contacted Los Angeles consumer & fraud departments and found out “this company have large numbers of dissatisfied customers, and the culprits cannot be traced” Be warned, fellow enthusiasts.
. My son lost £65 on a US purchase on Ebay. ALWAYS
1. Read the feedback
2. If your are even slightly suspicious read the feedback of the feedbackers (if you get my drift) - Even email them (-if you think you can trust a 'reply').
3. Check for spellings - Classic is a bloke in "Newkey", Corwall selling a set of trackday Corsa "tires".
I sent him an email saying "Are the tires new and how is the weather up there in Scotland" I got a reply saying "The tires are new and the weather here is good" - I reported him to ebay and he vanished....
4. If you are still even slightly suspicious go look elsewhere.
1. Read the feedback
2. If your are even slightly suspicious read the feedback of the feedbackers (if you get my drift) - Even email them (-if you think you can trust a 'reply').
3. Check for spellings - Classic is a bloke in "Newkey", Corwall selling a set of trackday Corsa "tires".
I sent him an email saying "Are the tires new and how is the weather up there in Scotland" I got a reply saying "The tires are new and the weather here is good" - I reported him to ebay and he vanished....
4. If you are still even slightly suspicious go look elsewhere.
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