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I ordered and paid for a greddy plenum and rail tuesday last week and he replied back straight away saying he had rec'd the money and was processing.

I have sent him a msg on the website asking when it was gonna get sent and haven't got a reply in like 5 days. I know he isn't supposed to be dodgy, but i have sent $1600 to him and he hasn't even let me know if there is a delay or anything. I can't afford to put money like that down the drain

you will be fine mate. as has been stated heaps of times before brent can be a little slow sometimes to get a reply to you. but in my personal experience he is honest and trustworthy to a fault. I know it's hard to be patient with so much money of out your pocket but try to just let it be and your parts will be with you before you know it.

I ordered and paid for a greddy plenum and rail tuesday last week and he replied back straight away saying he had rec'd the money and was processing.

I have sent him a msg on the website asking when it was gonna get sent and haven't got a reply in like 5 days. I know he isn't supposed to be dodgy, but i have sent $1600 to him and he hasn't even let me know if there is a delay or anything. I can't afford to put money like that down the drain

dont stress, he will get back to you eventually. prompt service is just not his strong point :(

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