FTC-A USA Turbo Corp. I'm questioning whether this is a scam site or not. Just seems weird how I have to contact them, email isn't a company structured email, phone was answered with hello? Go to their website and tell me what you think. There isn't a phone number listed on the site itself. I had to enquire from the website and got an email back........just strange if you ask me.
I'm always Leary of no address and no phone number places.
Not giving a physical address is very suspect. Email should be a company domain and the "hello" part sends it square into the Buyer Beware column.
Yeah, Im seeing red flags all over the place. These scammers are getting better at their game for sure
I think you answered your own question in the first post.
FTC-A USA TURBO CORP. HIALEAH, FL FTC-A USA TURBO CORP (485 E 43RD ST, HIALEAH, FL, 33013, Florida): ⚡Events, Annual Report Dates. Raidel Arencibia. Registered Agent is Raidel Arencibia. bisprofiles.com Service Discontinued www.floridareg.com
Don't worry about a thing, just send them a blank check. What could go wrong?
I say if your gut says no there's a reason. What is the temptation being offered here? Cheap parts, unobtainable parts?
Totally legit. Who doesn't run a big time turbo shop in a residential neighborhood...
Looks like a used car lot in a residential neighborhood.
IIRC there was/is allot of FAA investigations on shady aircraft part re-builders in the mid/southern Florida area
There was a story on 60 minutes or something similar about counterfeit aircraft parts. It's a bigger problem than most people would think.
I'd believe their Ebay feedback, there's no way to fake that. Ebay is not happy with scammers. Joe H
I took a chance and the turbo showed up today. The guy I talked to did everything he said he would. Pricing was fabulous compared to new OEM. I can definitely say this company is legit.
Good deal. Ya' know in todays world of scammers around every corner it makes us cynical if something doesn't appear "right". Glad it worked out.
Reminds me of a skid steer I sold 2 years back for a business that they had a phone that would cut out. It was very difficult to figure out if the buyer was real. Finally they sent someone totally different from the people I had been talking to, him claiming he would arrange the payment. Two weeks later he just suddenly E-Transfers all the money to the company. I was careful that they could not get any info from me, but in the end it was simply a colony buying the machine and there was lots of people involved. It is very hard to tell sometimes. My wife kept telling me she thought it was a scam, I was wondering if it was but slowly the information started to come through. Simon C