How Gabe from T3 Screwed over his own Sponsered Driver

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matt mead Wrote:mux very good response... this topic is all about opnions.. but u get that with little things... t3 products are good quailty but alot of the product designs are knock off of other ppls failures... and i have used some parts and i wasent to happy.. when i get home ill post up the problems i have had...

Well thats the good thing. We encourage people to share their opinion even if its negative towards another person/business aslong as we keep things civil and keep it factual and not throw mud just to make that person look bad. We do have to caution people not to base their opinion on a single story, especially one such as Al's who until yesterday, I had never heard about (allthough I knew the car) and that goes for may people here.

No company out there is perfect. I'm sure that in the future there will be people who will have a negative thing to say about the AEU86 shop products and it is highly likely its something that we can't do a thing about. Shipping is in that way the worst, things can get lost, things can be kept by customs for weeks without anyone being able to tell us why, but in the end, when a customer doesn't get his goods, its the seller that gets all the heat and blame.

As for T3 copying designs for their products. I have no knowladge of that but again I'm no expert. Only thing I can think of is, how much different can you design certain things. An RCA is an RCA, a camber plate a camber plate. Asfar as I can judge T3 is very forthcoming in informing you what they sell, if you think the more expensive item at a competitor is better constructed, you are free to shop there. But in the end, you are buying through the internet and often you can't make accurate judgement until you have the item in hands.

Thats why Dutch goverment has put up a law that any item bought over the internet can be returned with full refund of purchase including shipping within 7 days of recieving the product (unless its perishable goods or a produced on order goods), provided the product is unused and undamaged. A highly impractical law when you're selling abroad though which is something we're still trying to figure the details of when we're expected to adhere to this law.