Clint Axley (PFF user axley) took my money (PayPal) never shipped items (Taillights)
After 10 days of no contact, no response - I contacted him through the PayPal dispute system. (He THEN claimed he "broke" them in his hurry to pull them from the car and ship them I asked for pics, he sent pictures of a taillight with damage to the middle of the lens, like it had been rear ended, of hit with a hammer. (no idea how you could break them like this while removing them.)
I told him to refund my money immediately - no response, I filed a PayPal dispute - still no contact.
Do not send any money to Clint Axley - just another thief trying to cash in on GT taillights
Luckily I will eventually get my money back, as I sent it as a purchase through PayPal - but I have missed out on another set of taillights because the thief is trying to keep my money, refusing to answer, ignoring all emails, though PFF and PayPal.
[This message has been edited by trivet (edited 05-15-2017).]
Thats funny because I had no idea who that person was so I looked up the screen name. Here was one of his first posts that popped up:
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Originally posted by axley:
So I'm fairly new to this fourm. I'm just wondering if I'm going to get screwed over by everyone that I buy parts from or did I just deal with the wrong person.
I've bought and sold on the forum for years, and this is the first time I've had an issue. And it's becoming obvious (after the fact) it was a complete scam from the start.
For a set described as decent condition with delam, no cracks -I offered $200 plus shipping.
I suspect he got a higher offer and went for it, despite the fact he had already agreed to a deal with you. The same thing happened to me recently with a rear strut bar for a '98 Impreza STi. However, in my case the guy at least had the jam to refund my money without too much of a hassle.
Integrity appears to be going the route of GT tail lights... becoming harder and harder to come by.
I suspect he got a higher offer and went for it, despite the fact he had already agreed to a deal with you. The same thing happened to me recently with a rear strut bar for a '98 Impreza STi. However, in my case the guy at least had the jam to refund my money without too much of a hassle.
Integrity appears to be going the route of GT tail lights... becoming harder and harder to come by.
That's the first thing I thought too.
But at least be a man and refund my money. Now I think he planned to steal all along.
Yeah, whatever the reason for the non-sale... if you don't get the item, the money needs to be refunded in a timely manner. It's rather unfortunate that this simple concept appears to be too complicated for some vendors.
Glad it worked out in your favor. However its a shame that a lot of problems lately have been tied to "taillights". If it looks to good to be true chances are it probably is.
[This message has been edited by Spadesluck (edited 05-23-2017).]