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Scott have you contacted Ebay about the issue?

I have started the ball rolling on it tonight but it sucks cause I wanted the turbos and the manifolds but oh well I guess at least paypal should refund it if they dont turn up...it sucks when people wont reply maybe there a good reason but he should at least have responded to texts u would think.

Scott

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I have started the ball rolling on it tonight but it sucks cause I wanted the turbos and the manifolds but oh well I guess at least paypal should refund it if they dont turn up...it sucks when people wont reply maybe there a good reason but he should at least have responded to texts u would think.

Scott

Alot of scammers out there. I work for a banks disputes. Lodge a dispute if paypal wont help you.

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Hey guys they turned up yesterday still no contact from the bloke... I know he paid nothing for them but i was going to get the manifolds and gaskets cheap which made them a good deal, I hadnt paid for those until i got the turbos lucky i guess because now i can get hold of him.

Scott

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