Please beware of XplicitPerformance
If the sponsor is in the performance business, he would have know what a yank stall looked like from the get go.
the color and that welded up hack job should have been should have been a red flag from the get go
XP.... I can not believe you sold that as a Yank. It is obvious that that is not a yank. I will not be doing buisness with you sir, not because you refuse a refund, but because you sold something that you had no idea what it was. The fact that you won't man up to it makes it worse.
Yes poeple should be honest but well here we are in 2009 we all n
know what **** has turned to now days...
Dude ive had lots of crappy internet deals, but when it came down to it I knew that there was **** I really could do cuzz I bought the **** used... give his *** a big *** a BAD trader rating n what not and swallow the loss... really what screws it up for you is the amount of time it took you to realize the ****...
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and i submit this post fully knowing that i did not capitalize "it" and "bet", add an appostraphe for the conjunction "didn't", put a comma after "period", nor did i end the sentence with a proper period. furthermore, the lack of capitalized proper pronouns, punctuation, etc. is my own doing, and not an effect of bad grammatical skills.
Quit whoring up the thread with this crap, everyone has to read through your crap to find out if this issue has been taken care of.

Either way, I've been keeping up with this thread. I think XP should refund the money. Just bc the previous owner said it was a Yank, doesn't mean XP can sell it as a yank. And have the transaction be legit. I'd be MF pissed if I paid $410 for a part that wasn't the same brand as what I was told it was. The seller should have confirmed the brand, or at least stated that he did not know what brand the converter was.



