A few years back I ordered a set of wheels for my e46m3 and was hustled by a guy in New Orleans. I paid him via credit card and never, and I mean NEVER, received anything from this guy. I couldn't get in contact with him at all...no emails responded nor phone calls answered.

Anyways, to make a long story short, I paid him a visit with the New Orleans Police Department at his aunt's house a few months later since I got a federal charge against him with internet fraud. And he was arrested and it was the best vacation I had in years!!!

Not to say that Dynamic Motoring is guilty, yet, but if he was/is trying to con you, he is, as SoCalCFP said, now violating federal laws since he is crossing into different states.

Good luck OT997 with whatever you do, but make the guy remember for the inconvenience he's caused you!!

 

I hate reading stories like these and this is precisely why I try order as little as possible internationally. Too many factors that could go wrong and make things very difficult to monitor and control when such distances are involved.

DynamicMotoring also PM'd a while back regarding Auto Couture wheels for my Phantom. I'm quite relieved that I went through my local RR dealer to get them.

 

I'd bail immediately. If he really had a legit excuse for dropping the ball (hey, it happens), don't you think he would have addressed this board? Sounds like he's already lost more than a few potential customers. A real businessman would try to stem the flow.

 

And he still hasn't replied to this post in his defense. Proves his guilt.

As someone mentioned previously, the 1st round of excuses has started. Do't let it get to the 2nd round.

All this talk of he was out of town, his brother was the one online, personal tragedy this and that.... Complete and utter BS. Go call your credit card company and dispute it anyways. This guy is a scammer.

 

got the same PM asking about buying wheels since i have stocks.

 

Luis, you have another PM regarding this.

 

this clown send PMs to everyone for anything he can try to sell. Allan over on LamboPower called him out after he claimed to own a diablo that was owned by Allan previously and I knew right away not to deal with him after he kept coming up with bs excuses like his computer has a virus the same day he gets called out. I've been burned on a set of rims from some guy in alabama before (like 5 years ago) and at the time I couldn't do anything about it. Hope your situation turns out better then mine.

 

He's viewing this thread right now haha...I think it's time for a response.

 

Any updates?

 

Why any legitimate business would risk ruining their reputation over a measly $5,000 is mind-boggling

 

i got PM's from this dude before and actually thought he was legit .... he offered me SPI exhaust system and ECU reflash .... which i actually considered but i was reluctant due to warranty issues with dealership here.... he then contacted me regarding wheels.

Its a relief to know that it was a good decision not to pursue the purchase from him.
Thanx for sharing the bad experience u had and hope it gets resolved and u get your money back ASAP....

 

any updates?

 

it's all BS he is full of ****.

 

You got PM.

 

I'm a senior executive of a major credit card processing company and this is story line is the same whether wheels, wine or watches on any sale over a thousand dollars done over the phone or internet. It's time you initiate the chargeback immediately.
Echoing other posts, you're never going to get what you paid if something goes wrong or you need service for warrantee worthy issues. The longer you wait the better it is for this creep.
If you want some advice on how to best handle your chargeback, you're welcome to PM me for advice. If I was to post it here this slime will be able to counter my advice.
I hate leeches like this, they hurt the cardholder just as much as the a$$wipes that charge things from a legit merchant, then unjustly charge it back. But there are answers for them too.
Hope I can help.