Aftermarket_Expert
United States of America#2Consumer Comment
Wed, June 30, 2010
Terms and conditions are different from company policy. Lots of companies require proof of what customers are claiming. Aftermarket auto parts suppliers are often subjects of scams by people who are educated about cars. Companies need to be 100% sure you are legit, and photos are the best way no? You have to understand, anything you say, means nothing to an aftermarket parts supplier, they make off road and show use products, not OEM stuff. Totally different way of doing things. But before you trash a company BECAUSE OF THEIR POLICIES, you ougghta check out some other aftermarket part suppliers, and read thier terms and conditions, they are all almost just copied and pasted, almost 100% the same. the return policy date is usually the only difference, 10 day, 14 day, 30 day...."I read the policy on thier site and there is no such bull crap like that." Company policies are not listed on websites, they are in the handbook or pamphlet or whatever that they give new employees, but in any case, not available to the public.