Frank V.

Ordered a rear halfshaft for a 1969 corvette. Got a full driveshaft. Attempt to return it. Redirected to some obscure website where I am required to open an account and furnish some personal info. I am requested to supply information such as pictures, order number and part numbers, etc. I comply only to receive requests for more pictures of the shipping box, and more. I comply only to receive more requests for trivial information. I realize they have no intention to issue a return shipping label, so I initiate a chargeback with my credit card company (Discover). To my surprise, they rule for Corvette Mods stating that the charge appears genuine, and washing their hands off the whole affair. So much for consumer protection, specially since receiving an incorrect item is a genuine reason to request a chargeback. In the mean time, Corvette Mods issues countless threats, from referrals to collection agencies to issuance of negative credit input. In the end, I decided to give up and eat my loss after selling the shaft for less than half what I paid. Later I found they are only a middle man order house that simply place the order with their suppliers and do nothing else. What a difference from a stocking distributor that includes a return shipping label in case the consumer is dissatisfied with the product.!
Pay the extra bucks and STAY AWAY FROM THESE GUYS.!