01-01-2017, 10:19 PM | #71 | |
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Agreed... fight for a refund or like another person suggested legal action
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01-01-2017, 10:31 PM | #72 | |
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Too bad he just won't stand up and do the right thing and refund me and take them back. I struggle to think that there is any other proper outcome here. I guess I'll try and sell them and take the financial hit on the difference. They are decent wheels for someone who wants replicas. I'll have to see what these might be worth. |
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01-01-2017, 10:44 PM | #73 |
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Here's another fun tid bit about this guy. He doesn't even use his own paypal. He uses some woman's PayPal account for this...what he claims is his girlfriend. Wonder why that is?
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01-01-2017, 11:13 PM | #74 |
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Not knowing the wheels were aftermarket, and mistakingly selling them as OEM, A person of honor and integrity would refund the money and take the wheels back.
A person knowingly selling repo wheels as OEM and would not agree to return the buyers money has neither honor nor integrity. |
01-01-2017, 11:32 PM | #75 |
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Like I said before , all he had to do is talk to me about it instead of running his mouth and telling me what I'm gonna do . I told him I would get him another set and everything would of been fine , all I asked was for him to not bash me on my other parts cause that had nothing to do with this , and he said he's not deleting it . As far as him saying I'm trying to scam , anyone can ask all the people I dealt with on here have I screwed anyone over , no I have not , i even helped other people here if they didn't know how to setup something and for him to come on here and talk all this is rediculous . He's the one with no feedbacks and who knows what he is trying to pull . Maybe he seen my feedbacks and was gonna try to screw me over and the pics are of aftermarket wheels and not the ones I sold him . But enough is enough I'm not going back and forth with him nor anyone else that wants to jump on his bandwagon . He delivers the wheels that were sold to him in the same condition he got them I will give him the 1400 back .
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01-02-2017, 12:15 AM | #76 |
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Not taking sides or anything, just looking at this for what this is. Yes, Orange10ss never screwed over anyone on his other transactions and has 100% positive feedback. However, in this case, despite how cc responded, you should have offered some kind of solution and I'm sure he would have taken it down a few notches. Like I said, despite how cc responded, he had every right to be upset. I'm sure most people would be upset too considering that they were labeled as OEM etc etc. Orange, judging by you responses to others who have posted here, I'm sure you would have been pretty upset too were if it the other way around and you were the one that got scammed whether intentional or not.
On a side note, I have been researching aftermarket wheels for the better part of this past year. I have found that many wheels are now being made in China and Taiwan. It wouldn't surprise me that the companies there in China would stamp in the ZL1 logo on the spokes. They wouldn't be afraid of any consequences from GM. So don't be surprised if you start seeing these replicas pop up more frequently with the ZL1 or even Camaro logo on the face. Orange, you are a car guy as I can see from your pics of your workshop and you own a ZL1. Maybe when you got the wheels and saw the ZL1 logo on the spokes, you never thought twice of verifying that its OEM. Maybe. However, you handled the wheels. The size alone should have you questioning these wheels. Not to mention, one look at these chome ones, I could tell they were replicas. When cc mentioned something about the lug nut area, he meant that they look shallow and not concave at all. Our OEM ZL1 wheels are deep in the center and really concave. And the inside of the ZL1 logo on the spoke should be clean and smooth not rough like how it shows. That immediately tells me these wheels are cast. Orange I know you offered a solution but I don't think cc should eat the cost of shipping these wheels back to you. I know it would be difficult for you to swallow but it wasn't his mistake that these wheels were not OEM. He bought these wheels based on your advertising them that they were OEM. Sorry but I know you wont be happy with what I've said here but like I said, I'm looking at this for what it is. I know you conduct a lot of sales here but to make this right, he shouldn't eat the cost of shipping unless he agrees to it. This is the cost of doing honest busness. Just my two cents sir.
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01-02-2017, 05:54 AM | #78 | |
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01-02-2017, 08:36 AM | #79 | |
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I think not. You've demonstrated nothing but untrustworthy character and lies here. I'd end up with $0 back and no wheels. Because you are a scammer. If you do want to make it right, you will pay me the full $1650 that I paid you...sent via PayPal "friend" like I did to you...plus you will pay the shipping back to you. This is YOUR mistake. YOUR scam. If you want to make it right...then stop with the vague offers here that fall short of any action on your part. You know my PayPal. Send the money. |
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01-02-2017, 08:55 AM | #80 |
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Is there a middle ground?
Buyer keeps the rims but gets a partial refund based on the value difference between OEM and aftermarket? Given that neither party would have to eat return shipping at that point, would both parties be agreeable? You've obviously got each others' contact information. Why not calm down a bit, take a breath, and then try to work it out? If that fails, you still have all the same options as before, it costs you guys nothing to negotiate in good faith to try and resolve this now. |
01-02-2017, 08:57 AM | #81 |
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01-02-2017, 09:07 AM | #82 |
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I don't want the wheels. I wanted genuine OEM ZL1 wheels. Not these. So there is no middle ground. They were misrepresented...hell, the guy still refuses to admit they aren't OEM! Goes to show you the extent that they guy will lie here.
There is no middle ground. I got screwed. Either he makes it right or he doesn't. |
01-02-2017, 11:34 AM | #83 |
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I don't see what all the fuss and confusion here is. Seller (OP) seems like a good guy with good history, he made an honest mistake and did own up to it.
The buyer received a nice set of wheels for a great price, but he did not ask for replicas, he intended to buy OEM wheels that he did not receive. Refund has been accepted, but it was the seller's responsibility to know what he's selling. It was an honest mistake but the fault here lies with the seller and the shipping cost should be refunded as well. Call it whatever you want, but it's 2017... this is how business is handled. |
01-02-2017, 11:49 AM | #84 |
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Nor did you say anywhere in your post OEM! The entire thread issue is about aftermarket wheels!
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