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Date:         Tue, 12 Sep 1995 13:50:30 -0400 (EDT)
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From:         Mark Janello <mjanello@umich.edu>
Subject:      Re: Still Being Screwed...aka--Don't Use PartsPlace

On Mon, 11 Sep 1995, Casey, Tim wrote:

> > I say, stick it to 'em. Call the BBB, call the state's attorney, call the > bank, call the local chamber of commerce, call everyone you can. You earn > your money, and anyone who doesn't respect that deserves a big swirlie in > the toilet bowl of life! > And don't hesitate to write a synopsis of your experience, making sure all of your facts are correct, and post it to the rec.autos.vw and rec.autos.makers.vw.aircooled newsgroups. The PartsPlace has been appearing there lately, offering advice and free catalogs. I got a free catalog and when I saw that many of the prices are more than the equivalent Gene Berg prices (for stock parts and common tools (example, the thing you put on your 36mm rear axle nut to bang it off, Parts Place $12 or 13, Berg: 8 something) I decided that the potential ordering hassles wouldn't be worth it.

Mark mjanello@umich.edu


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