Bryan
Believe the reviews, stay away!
Believe the reviews, and beware. My son placed an order late last week. He received an email stating that the billing and shipping address didn't match (which was not accurate, they match). In order to verify, bodykits.com is requesting he send a picture of his ID and credit card. Of the thousands of online orders I've personally made, I've never been asked to provide information like this. I guess providing his social security card was deemed a little too risky?!? After speaking with a "supervisor", I was told the only way to cancel the order was to send them an email. I guess talking to me live on the phone, on a recorded line, will not suffice. So now we wait and will be ordering the parts from a more legitimate company. Don't trust this company, something just doesn't seem right... After seeing the response below from bodykits.com, I can appreciate the caution taken. He's had that email for years, maybe you are just seeing when he created an account with you? He did place the order while we were on vacation. That said, the form of fraud verification is not sound, and you should consider changing your policy. Asking for a picture of ID and the CC is not a safe way of verification, especially when email is dependent to do other things like cancelling an order. Which is the second point. The support line is worthless if no one there can solve any problems. Over a secure recorded line, I wasn't even able to cancel the order? It's a shame that something that could have been resolved so easily has created a pain in the butt for me and a lost customer for you.
Response from BodykitsJul 12, 2021
Thank you for reaching out. If you check our terms and conditions this is something we do ask for on certain orders due to the high value of the items and risk factors. Your son purchased using an email he had just created. The IP address he purchased from was in Berlin, MD 192 miles from the address he was requesting it to be shipped to. Our fraud filters flagged this as needing additional verification to make sure the credit card was not stolen and this was a legitimate order. - Not a problem, understand where you are coming from. They requested the email because the customer himself (your son) was not calling in. You're all set though and this has been refunded in full for you.


