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Misleading claims - this website advertises a lot of models they don't have in stock, let's you purchase them (real platform and purchasing etc) but then refunds them when they don't have it in stock. Pretty sure this is in breach of ACCC rules on misleading claims to sell something you know you don't have. Extremely annoying to then wait for the refund.
The website and payment is legitimate, but they take orders for models/year combos that they don’t even stock.
So you feel happy to have found a shade to suit your car, the price is good, you place an order, and then shortly after they advise order cancelled and you should receive a refund within 3-7 days.
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