Originally Posted by Allan R

Keeping the web page images is a great way to prove your case. It should also be date stamped by the computer, and should also have the site information you got it from on the printout.

Why do some people do this? Bait and switch? Or just they don't care..I guess it comes down to personal ethics. I can only speak for myself, but regardless if I sold 10 parts or 10,000 parts; I would make every effort to make sure my reputation stayed at 100%. A large seller can easily take a 22.00 hit to satisfy an unhappy customer. The very LEAST that should be happening here is a sincere apology from him, with a promise to follow up with your refund.

Word of mouth advertising goes a long way, and a lot faster than some people think. Not attending to business, or not answering the phone or email is NOT an excuse.

Years ago I also bought some 'junk' from a vendor on epay who claimed the product was next to NOS. It arrived beat to heck. I gave him a chance to make good. No replies to emails, so I did 2 things: filed a dispute to get my money back (and picture evidence before/after like you), and left him negative feedback. He tried to leave neg for me, but epay actually blocked him from doing that because I had proven my case so well.

Originally Posted by synoptic12

Originally Posted by synoptic12

Here are a couple of pics "advertising". The images were removed after purchasing, as well as the part number (20114087). Knowing how people are, I took screen pictures for evidence. Good thing I did.

P.S.- Actually, the part number was 20106284. It took me one week, non-stop to discover the part number, even calling GM. GM did not know. I acquired the part number from Obsolete AutoParts. I thought they were really good by having the part number and showing the merchandise. What a trick that was.

Originally Posted by silverado93

Am sorry you were taken by this snake in the grass. That burns me when that happens!

Have always loved the G-Body Cutlass Supreme. Always wanted to own one, but never had the opportunity come up to do so. So I got a '82 Grand Prix that came along.

Have the same problem as you have. It needed a new LH side power window switch. Ordered it from GM and they figured out it was part #20061549. Was very disappointed that it didn't come with the chrome bezel. (It must be a superceded # as the buttons are a bit shorter than the old switch.) So I tried VERY, VERY carefully to remove the bezel from the old switch to put on the new. Had used a jeweler's very small screwdriver and unfortunately broke both sides of the bezel. I was afraid 30-yr old plastic would do that. Is there a trick to removing and installing these bezels so they won't break? So in the meantime, I've glued it back together (the "clips" didn't break off completely). Don't know if it will stay together or not when installed. Thought I'd try to find a new one before trying to install the new switch. If I can't find a new bezel, what would you suggest on holding the switch in the old one, as my bezel is just like yours.

Thanks.