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They are scamming people for car parts. already reported to local authorities and working on ACC FTC dialogue but our government is shut down :( so after...They take money and send no items. No phone number so I'm guessing the emails are AI generated.
SCAMMERS. STAY AWAY. My partner and I purchased over $8000 worth of car parts from them over 8 MONTHS ago. Took all our money and despite constant attempts at contacting them, they are now avoiding us. They keep giving us an estimated date that keeps getting delayed again and again with no end in sight. 8 months is honestly too long.
Ordered s14.5 fenders (made to order) it took a few months but staff we're very responsive when asked about updates.
came with holes already in it, not fitted and tested.
finish is very good.
internationally shipped with no hassle.
Thanks!
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