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Been waiting 5 weeks on mirrors, which is no big deal. What is big deal is that they won't email me back with an approx ship date, and my card has already been charged?????

 

I guess its no biggie..I'll give them a few more days to respond and then I'll call my credit card co. and take care of it!

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I think it's illegal to charge your credit card before they ship you product. Threaten them with a fraud lawsuit and see where that gets you.

Try the BBB (search for it at Google) and see if they have a phone number for them.

No Phone Number, no address other than Brentwood, CA? Sounds fishy to me... I hope you're not getting skaroood!

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I think it's illegal to charge your credit card before they ship you product.  Threaten them with a fraud lawsuit and see where that gets you.

Try the BBB (search for it at Google) and see if they have a phone number for them.

No Phone Number, no address other than Brentwood, CA?  Sounds fishy to me...  I hope you're not getting skaroood!

 

 

 

Thanks,No info on BBB site???

 

I won't get skaroood !!!

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I think it's illegal to charge your credit card before they ship you product.  Threaten them with a fraud lawsuit and see where that gets you.

Try the BBB (search for it at Google) and see if they have a phone number for them.

No Phone Number, no address other than Brentwood, CA?  Sounds fishy to me...  I hope you're not getting skaroood!

 

 

 

Thanks,No info on BBB site???

 

I won't get skaroood !!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Me and you both buddy.. I've been posting about this for like 6 weeks now. They hit me up for $315 and won't return my emails now. The card was charged within hours of ordering. I threatened with the whole "charge before you ship" deal and their response was "PAYPAL charges your card, not us so it's legal". Also claimed to have problems with distributors. Since then...no response at all. I'm starting to think I'm just out some loot because you can't find a number anywhere.

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Sounds like a pattern....Well, WHEN I get thier Ph# I will post it for those who want it. I have enough info I believe that I can get a #.

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found this from Nov 2003

 

Matt Forsland

www.StreetInspiredKustoms.com

925-240-8965

M-F 9:00AM-6:00PM

 

 

 

Confirmed he still is the owner. Phone number not in his name though. I will call after 9am west coast time and post my results for ya.

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found this from Nov 2003

 

Matt Forsland

www.StreetInspiredKustoms.com

925-240-8965

M-F 9:00AM-6:00PM

 

 

 

Confirmed he still is the owner. Phone number not in his name though. I will call after 9am west coast time and post my results for ya.

 

 

 

 

 

Number registered to M Heim - (925) 240-8965 - , Brentwood, CA 94513

 

I'll be calling this dude today as well.

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go over to Chevytruckworld  they all have their trucks there...send them a message from there.

 

 

 

 

 

when you say "they have all their trucks there" what do you mean? I didn't see anything about SIK on that site?

 

I caught up with Matt via PM at another site. He says they are still having trouble with distributors for what it's worth.

 

I asked him to come over here and explain so we'll see what happens.

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