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^^^ Correct!

OLD SAYING:- It takes 10 years to develop trust. It only takes 10 minutes to lose it!

OK I'll admit it! I was one who used to recommend JSAI!

Perhaps working with F/G affects neurotransmitters in the head?

good saying there Tez

after seeing the pix of the finshed product, my first words exactly were "what the **** is that" especially with those poorman bling bling indicators

Yes, thats how I exactly got my front bar...looks weird isn't it? and I wonder why so many ppl could call it high quality product... lol Yes, I can get the same thing from Malaysia because that's where I come from but that's not important..

What I recommend is find a famous local bodykit specialist that really knows what they are doing and do a group buy among u guys. There should be enough demand for someone else to be willing to make the mold and sell these kits instead of the only 1 guy..

  • 3 weeks later...

Hate to bump this back up,

but has anyone who was also waiting on this bar recieved it yet?

Just hit a month and a half waiting for it, about to give up.

Might just do some sort of gtr front conversion instead lol.

Jeez that sucks guys:( I hope you get your parts eventually.

what i cant understand is afterall the trouble SAU members have been throught with JSAI why is he still a trader on the forum??? I mean if hes abad trader shouldnt he be booted?

As long as he is paying to be on here why would they get rid of him?

As long as he is paying to be on here why would they get rid of him?

Thats like saying as long as a person with a hydroponics setup in their house is paying their electricity bills on time why should police get involved. Taking peoples money fraudulently is a criminal offence. If the site continues to keep him listed and he keeps doing it then there could be some serious S@#$ hit the fan and if legal action is taken and the site owners get involved that could lead to bad things also yeh?

if a person in a night club causes trouble they get booted, regardless of whether they paid to get in and has bought drinks from minute 1.

Hope you get your parts or your money back mate....good luck. Its unfortunate that most people learn from being burnt rather than before being burnt, but such is life.

Edited by RB25DETC33
Thats like saying as long as a person with a hydroponics setup in their house is paying their electricity bills on time why should police get involved. Taking peoples money fraudulently is a criminal offence. If the site continues to keep him listed and he keeps doing it then there could be some serious S@#$ hit the fan and if legal action is taken and the site owners get involved that could lead to bad things also yeh?

if a person in a night club causes trouble they get booted, regardless of whether they paid to get in and has bought drinks from minute 1.

Hope you get your parts or your money back mate....good luck. Its unfortunate that most people learn from being burnt rather than before being burnt, but such is life.

So now your saying he is ripping people off?

He does take a while to send the product out and is a pain in the arse to get a hold of but i have not seen any mention of people saying they NEVER got what they ordered, there is also enough of these threads on here that people will see this, even his own threads in his section have stories like this so its not as if people are not aware of this before they order.

Before you say that he is "Taking peoples money fraudulently" you best get your facts straight, bad customer service is not fraud and is not illegal, saying that he is ripping people off without evidence is slander and is a illegal.

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