Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

[Wayne B.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

Yes he wanted the check made out to him.I am sure he knew if the check was made out to him the Atorney General will not do anything to A individual.Check was mailed to his business address and part was shiped from there . IRS would probably love it .Boy am I getting A lesson here .

Hee Hee. I'd hate to be him when with an IRS agent looking at his business books and his personal accts side by side.

[Clem Z.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

some corvette owners are to blame for guys like al with their "i want that part at any cost" attitude. i he sells a bogus part and the buyers does not go after him he gets to keep the $$$$$.

[Dan P.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

Thanks to everyone's help I recieved A full refund today for $1525.00. No restocking fee. He even paid shipping cost . Thanks again for the help.Thanks Al

[Ned T.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

He obviously advertises in the NCRS Driveline. Why is he still allowed to advertise if he has such terrible business practices, or am I over stepping some kind of boundry with this question?

[William G.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

Most of the time when an incorporated business owner asks you for a check in his personal name it is because he is going to pocket the money. If he brings it to the bank counter they will cash it and there will be no record of it for income tax purposes. If the check is made out to the corporation the bank will not cash it.

[Dale C.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

O.K. I found him doing business on EBay under the cover of GrayGracy. Won an item with Graygracy and it shipped from Chicago Corvettes. Look out, he is trying to duck his reputation.
Dale

[Dan P.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

I will check it out thanks

[Wayne W.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

He also new Hemmings would only write him A letter .

Hemmings is worthless when dealing with situations like this.

[Ridge K.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

O.K. I found him doing business on EBay under the cover of GrayGracy. Won an item with Graygracy and it shipped from Chicago Corvettes. Look out, he is trying to duck his reputation.
Dale

Very, very glad to hear Dan P received a full refund.

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[Stephen R.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

There are a couple of procedures I follow outside of Ebay to force people to pay up.
1. Contact the State's Attorney Generals office for internet fraud.
2. Contact the US Dept of justice, internet fraud division.
3. The local police office and talk to someone who could help/visit the guy.
4. If he's used the USPS, see if there postal fraud investigators can help.
Steve

[Patrick T.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

O.K. I found him doing business on EBay under the cover of GrayGracy. Won an item with Graygracy and it shipped from Chicago Corvettes. Look out, he is trying to duck his reputation.
Dale

Here is the site:

http://motors.shop.ebay.com/Car-Truck-Parts-/6030/i.html?_dmpt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&_fln=1&_ssov=1&_trksid=p4506.c0.m282&LH_SpecificSeller=1..GrayGracy

[John M.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

Always pay with US Post Office Money Orders as it becomes Mail Order fraud and a Federal Offence.

E-bay and Paypal can cause grief for people if the product isn't as described by locking up their accounts until rectified.

[Terry M.]

Re: Chicago Corvette Problem 1956 tailhousing

E-bay and Paypal can cause grief for people if the product isn't as described by locking up their accounts until rectified.

Maybe eBay CAN cause grief, but they DON'T