Scotty, I purchased a used part from LKQ. Supposedly it was OEM and condition A.
I know I don’t need to explain the definition.
myself I’m a diy guy. I follow your videos.
recently I fell on my wife’s car damaging her fender. I orders an OEM same color same year so no mods are needed.
LKQ sent a used aftermarket part that was not a grade A. Has scratches and minor dents and it’s not 100% the same color.
LKQ refused to work with me nor accept a return. They Ghosted me, I’d love to do a video for you and make this on one of your channels as LKQ is refusing to refund and disputing my dispute: now Mastercard wants a professionals opinion on how aftermarket parts often don’t fit correctly nor do the help the value and infact an aftermarket can depreciate the value of a vehicle. They also want me to prove how this fender is not Grade A.
what a joke right?
if your willing to help out, I can make a video for you or the damage caused by me falling out of a trash can. The purchase I made from LKQ and how they totally ignored my phone calls and e-mails asking for a refund or partial refund as I did not receive what they stated I would receive. Regardless Scotty, I’ll continue watching your videos. Rock on, StubbornMike! <personal info removed>
Please do not include your email. No one will contact you. Also, what vehicle are we talking about here?
interesting. So the fender probably came from an old, faded, wrecked car.
LKQ refused to work with me nor accept a return.
As soon as you make a purchase online, you are automatically agreeing to all the terms in the the merchant's purchase policy. I suggest you read all the fine print. (ideally in advance). If you think they have violated any terms, then you can approach a consumer rights arbitration agency if your state has one, or you can take them to court if you feel it's worth your time (it probably isn't).
