Far from "Awesome GTI"

[F17BAD]

You have way too much time on your hands if you can write a huge whiny thing on here about a salesman's attitude..

He has offered you a refund. That would be good enough for me.

[danny_p]

emailing i find is better takes up less of my time.

also if pickup phone regarding a parts issue  trying to start the conversation without saying "OI thingyy" is a challenge 

[Len]

It is your fault mate!

Everybody knows you cannot believe everything you read on the internet!
Probably if you look at the small print on their website it will say something that disolves them of any responsibility.
It most definitely is up to you to order the correct part.

[Chris.]

I can understand his frustration.  I had the same with awesome when trying to order some bushes on price match,  first couldnt find them so i emailed links, promised calls back twice and got nothing.  Needless to say I ordered elsewhere.
http://uk-mkivs.net/forums/t/518054.aspx

To say websites dont speak is outrageous imho, a customer is going by knowledge of the guys who sell the products and trust that it fits.

[Gti_Jamo]

Typical bad attitudes eh.....I was once supplied an incorrect timing belt for my 1,8t bere Sere Motors. Had it all stripped down before i noticed. The guy there (Mike) had the right one sent out in less than 24 hours and just said for me to send wrong one back at my convenience. Even offered to refund the postage but i declined as they were literally 'awesome'. Good common sense, not enough of it these days.

[Foreveryoungaus16v]

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[Gti_Jamo]

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