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Car Forum / Volkswagen / Water Cooled Volkswagen Cars / December 2008Included UPS shipping to USA or CANADA HELLIGKEIT HID Kit just $64.5us
Our HELLIGKEIT HID kit included UPS shipping fee just $64.5us,that with 1 year warranty. please go to our website(www.housinghouse.com) to choose one HID kit for your car. We can accept pay by paypal. Want to know more detail information please contact me. My MSN:housinghouse(at)live.cn > Our HELLIGKEIT HID kit included UPS shipping fee just $64.5us,that > with 1 year warranty. please go to our website(www.housinghouse.com) [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Want to know more detail information please contact me. > My MSN:housinghouse(at)live.cn Same warning: Go ahead and give your credit-card information to an un-secured Chinese web-site to purchase cheap knock-off parts for your car. >> Our HELLIGKEIT HID kit included UPS shipping fee just $64.5us,that >> with 1 year warranty. please go to our website(www.housingRIPOFF.com) [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >Go ahead and give your credit-card information to an un-secured >Chinese web-site to purchase cheap knock-off parts for your car. Please, oh please, do NOT repost the spammer/scammer URL/email addresses in replies if you feel you must reply. I think everyone knows that this company is a total scam, skimming for card and account numbers, etc. Spam would go away if NO ONE either bought from the spammers, and they were unnoticed at all. But always some IDIOT will buy (or try to buy, rarely, if ever, does a spammer ever actually deliver a product). And certainly never, ever deal with a company in China. Ever. Buy American (or from whatever country you are in, if you are not in the US) and be both safer, more environmentally friendly, and supporting your local economy. > Please, oh please, do NOT repost the spammer/scammer URL/email > addresses in replies if you feel you must reply. I think everyone [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > both safer, more environmentally friendly, and supporting your local > economy. I agree in principle, and even more so about "HID Kits" in general (just don't buy 'em) but I have had good experiences with dealextreme.com and zenni optical. (have you priced eyeglasses from a brick and mortar store lately? Yeesh!) I've also heard good things about the Hong Kong based Poor Man's Watch Corner although I have never ordered from them. Their web site is interesting and offers some good products you can't get here (the Seiko 5 line, for example) nate  Signaturereplace "roosters" with "cox" to reply. http://members.cox.net/njnagel > Their web site is interesting and offers some good products you can't > get here (the Seiko 5 line, for example) It is highly unlikely that you are getting a genuine Seiko. Just keep that in mind. As for Glasses, I get mine from America's Best - cut locally (New Jersey) and guaranteed to be both the correct prescription and that the glasses (frames) will fit. I have high-index, coated progressives, starting at -5.50, so a correct prescription is quite important. Note that I paid $239 for two pair, one tinted, one not. Rimless ultra- lightweight frames, polished edges. Not bad. Peter Wieck Melrose Park, PA On Dec 1, 8:04 pm, "p...@aol.com" <p...@aol.com> wrote: > > Their web site is interesting and offers some good products you can't > > get here (the Seiko 5 line, for example) > > It is highly unlikely that you are getting a genuine Seiko. > > Just keep that in mind. Who would counterfeit a $60 watch? PMWC does have a good reputation, as well. > As for Glasses, I get mine from America's Best - cut locally (New > Jersey) and guaranteed to be both the correct prescription and that [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Peter Wieck > Melrose Park, PA You still likely weren't helping the US manufacturing sector. My last pair of eyeglass frames were made in Austria. (cost a little more than $239 too) who knows where the lenses were made; I'm sure the US lab just cut them to size and polished the edges. nate > On Dec 1, 8:04 pm, "p...@aol.com" <p...@aol.com> wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Who would counterfeit a $60 watch? PMWC does have a good reputation, > as well. The same people who counterfeit $3 CDs & $5 DVDs > > As for Glasses, I get mine from America's Best - cut locally (New > > Jersey) and guaranteed to be both the correct prescription and that [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > You still likely weren't helping the US manufacturing sector. No, perhaps not. The frames were made in England, the lenses were made in Germany, but the cutting and polishing was done by Americans in New Jersey, the fitting by Americans in Pennsylvania, and the profits also stayed in the US. Warranty (a very good one) issues may be addressed without using the mails but by walking up to an actual Human Being who is paid to address them. > My last > pair of eyeglass frames were made in Austria. (cost a little more > than $239 too) who knows where the lenses were made; I'm sure the US > lab just cut them to size and polished the edges. Sure. But, did you purchase them "mail-order"? And who made sure that both the prescription and fitting was correct? Peter Wieck Melrose Park, PA |
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