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17-10-2020 12:07 PM - edited 17-10-2020 12:08 PM
The story is the following:
A guy from UK sold me an audi engine claiming it was running fine, no smoke, gives warranty.
I bought it here through paypal back in July.
The engine arrived 2 MONTHS LATER in Hungary. The shipping company actually collected the engine on 18th Sept.... first sign of scam.
I asked the seller why the hell did they lie to me with "oh the engine is in Austria somewhere...". No response. second sign of scam.
The engine arrived a week later on a pallet, 2 weeks later we checked it. It is a broken engine without any oil in it.
For those who don't know, sitting a car engine without any lubricant means it will corrode itself to death.
Still no response from the guy, I had enough. I want my money back + this mot********* to be kicked out then hanged up on a bridge.
I hate these kind of people.
Help me in any way please!
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17-10-2020
12:39 PM
You will need to use your> www.ebay.com < registered home site to pursue this issue as the rules for Vehicles/vehicle parts sales and payment methods offered will differ from this UK site ... these USA site links should help >
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