I think I got ripped off

[Build-It-Break-It]

I think part of the problem is you didn't check the part number before you bought them. Secondly is your barley checking part numbers years later and looking for a solution. I always ask for part numbers and open up the package before money exchanges hands.

Who knows, the guy you bought them off of could of also purchased them used and was told they were for a particular car but never used them to find out. You'll have to suck it up and move on if they won't work. But I would hardly call it being scammed years later after the fact.

[rohrt]

I think part of the problem is you didn't check the part number before you bought them. Secondly is your barley checking part numbers years later and looking for a solution. I always ask for part numbers and open up the package before money exchanges hands.

Who knows, the guy you bought them off of could of also purchased them used and was told they were for a particular car but never used them to find out. You'll have to suck it up and move on if they won't work. But I would hardly call it being scammed years later after the fact.

Yeah I blame myself just as much as the (_*_) that sold them to me. I think Bush was still president when I bought these. I wish I could find some info of what forum I found these on and see how I made such a huge mistake. I'm 95% sure these were sold to me as Hotchkis springs. I wanted the rears to match the front.

Even though I have the guys name and # I guess I don't see any reason to stir up a rats nest. I could always put in a craigslist add for free kittens using his name and #.


Edit.

I found a clue. I was able to go back and look at my older Paypal transactions. I guess it wasn't as far back as I thought. Looks like I paid $250 back in 11/30/2011 ID: 5JT26848541598813. That is more then the leaf springs are new. That Son of $#@!. If this was a ebay buy then I'm screwed at this point I would not have any more info on the details of the transaction.