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why nobody can do anything with this guy why EBAY keeping in listings ?
eBay Item Scams:
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Ebay purchase
Rebuilt 1957 Ford Skyliner Cable ROOF Motor Retractable 1958 1959 TOP Trunk.
That according to them was shipped april 2022.
I haven`t received any motor yet over a year later.
He tells me that he have had covid ,then he did not have my adress, that`s weird since send the motor a year ago which i think is B.S. then he claims that h searching for a bracket that goes with the motor.
I have told him that i don`t need the bracket , i already have one.
I paid 625$ for this purchase which i probably don`t see again.
Don`t buy from this scammer.
Kent Ljungman.
Sweden.
He are now gonna send me the motor.
Don"t Buy From This Guy (or believe a word he says)
Peter Parillo PTO Vintage
He has been giving me the run around since then.
He always replies to my emails but with some unbelievable excuses.
I am $775 out of pocket.
I live in the UK but asked him to send to my buddy in Florida so I could collect from him when I visited last month.
He keeps asking me for my UK address and says he will pay the shipping but I know if I give him the address he will tell me he’s sent it then claim it has been lost in post.
Wish I saw Ford Parts Heaven website before I paid him.
Paul Siudowski
Big ripoff
Type of a scam Online Purchase