Scam Alert!

[Ramman]

DO NOT do business with K Mopar Parts out of Lexington, Kentucky. Took me and several others. You've been warned.

[Katfish]

Any more details?
Part wasn't what you expected, or no delivery?

[70_440-6Cuda]

 

[Cuda Cody]

Well, that sucks!   

Tell us more about what happened.

[Ramman]

High pressure, broken English. I'm more upset with myself as I friggin knew better. Original offering included shipping.  Then when payment was send, vendor would not ship till inflated freight was received. Now crickets! No communication and blocked from further contact.

Bottom line.....if it appears too good to be true....it is!

[JH27N0B]

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/k-mopar-parts-in-lexington-ky.320658/

[Fire_Billy]

High pressure, broken English. I'm more upset with myself as I friggin knew better. Original offering included shipping.  Then when payment was send, vendor would not ship till inflated freight was received. Now crickets! No communication and blocked from further contact.

Bottom line.....if it appears too good to be true....it is!

Thanks for sharing. Would've never known this.

[cudamadd]

Thank you for the tip off .They were on my list to check out .But not any more Aussie

[EV2RTSE]

Scammers suck!!! Facebook is a total dumpster fire, but they've tried infiltrating here recently as well.

[ebodyproducts]

I live 30 minutes from Lexington, never heard of the guy.

[Ricomondo]

In the year of our Lord; 2026 HOW are people still getting scammed online?

K Mopar Parts? I mean c'mon. A reverse image search of any parts listed will normally show if the parts have been listed elsewhere by a legitimate source.
At a minimum ask for a post it note with their name and the current date on it ATTATCHED to the part. Yes that can also be photoshopped, but most scammers won't go to that length.

[Cuda_mark]

In the year of our Lord; 2026 HOW are people still getting scammed online?

K Mopar Parts? I mean c'mon. A reverse image search of any parts listed will normally show if the parts have been listed elsewhere by a legitimate source.
At a minimum ask for a post it note with their name and the current date on it ATTATCHED to the part. Yes that can also be photoshopped, but most scammers won't go to that length.

Yeah - you have to do some homework nowadays but it's easy to do and not hard to figure out if it's a scam. First things first - if it's too good to be true, it's probably a scam.

[Headjam]

My recommendation is to ask your questions on this Forum first. I can almost guarantee that someone on here knows the answer or can direct you to a good source. 

[BIGSHCLUNK]

My recommendation is to ask your questions on this Forum first. I can almost guarantee that someone on here knows the answer or can direct you to a good source. 

Agreed