Michael G.
FRAUDULENT COMPANY!! (same as Quality Auto Parts LLC)
Kind of surprised to see any decent reviews on here for this company as its very apparent they knowingly and willfully conduct business in a fraudulent manner. On February 20, 2023, I was looking to purchase an engine for a 2008 VW GTI on bestuseautoparts.com. I was contacted via phone by a sales rep named Suzanne Smith and was informed they had 4 engines in stock in the range of miles I was looking for (30,000-60,000). When I mentioned I wanted the engine with the lower mileage, I was informed "I would be provided pictures of the engine that is the best suited for my vehicle". I then asked how they would authenticate and verify the "best" engine for my vehicle. She stated they test the compression of the engines, check for leaks and provide pictures. I then asked how much tax and shipping would be. She mentioned she could waive the sales tax and shipping. This raise a bit of a suspicions; however, I just took it as a sales rep trying to make a sale. I continued with the purchase, and on February 22nd, I received pictures of the engine with no information of the VIN or compression results. I then requested to see the missing information and was provided an engine compression worksheet. The engine information as provided by the company was supposed to have 52,000 miles(approx) and VIN: WVWFD71K09W071667. As this was in the range I was looking for, I approved the engine for shipment. On February 27, I received an email for Tracking details of what was supposed to be my purchased engine, however the email had information of my engine details, including YRC Freight PRO # 660-357998-8, along with a UPS tracking link. Talk about mistake after mistake. After tracking the PRO # on YRC's website, I discovered that the engine being sent was coming from Teddy's Salvage Yard in Florida, rather than their 'warehouse in Washington'. Kind of funny because this company claims to not deal with salvage yards (check photos for validation). After calling Teddy, he verified that the engine he sent me had 133k miles and a completely different VIN. I'm not sure how a company tries to send an engine to someone with an ENTIRELY incorrect VIN. I'm just glad I caught this scam before the engine arrived to my mechanic, otherwise I would have came across their fake "30% restocking fee". If you have received a part from this company, I'd be extremely surprised if that part, was the actual part you ordered. After discovering all this information I immediately contacted best use auto parts and requested a supervisor. After demanding a refund and information on the engine that I purchased, they insisted on providing a half refund. I immediately declined and requested information on the engine I purchased in addition to a full refund. Only after threating to file a complaint to the BBB, and contacting my credit card companies, I was issued an immediate refund, however they admitted that the information for the engine I purchased, was sent to me by "mistake" and were unable to verify authenticity of any of the documents they provided me or to the shipper. I was also told they'd send me a free engine with 73k miles if I didn't contact the BBB or credit card companies (nice tactic). Several days after stating they'd send me an engine with 73k miles they mentioned there is issues with the engine and they can send a different engine with 92k miles. Since February 27th, I've been told nothing but lies and empty promises. They haven't even been able to send me a VIN, compression results, or pictures for authenticity. I'm writing this review in hopes that someone else doesn't get scammed out of time and money out of this company.

