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- Gforce 17595 Harvard, Ste C-194, Irvine, CA 92614 Internet United States of America
- Phone: 877.599.2447
- Web: www.gforcechips.com
- Category: Auto Parts
Gforce Gforcechips.com total ripoff - scam - product never ships Internet
*Consumer Comment: Ridiculously obvious.
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
Website looks outstanding - says product will take 60 days to get product. Product never comes! If you go over 90 days you have trouble disputing your credit card charge. ( I also think they sell your information because junk mail overload occured following this order) They offer their "chip" product for any motor item - any year any type even if you know it would not work. Company hopes you will forget that you ordered and never ask them to provide. Numerous blogs talk about this company's scam to auto lovers. I have never gotten them to answer the phone. Some say they have???
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#1 Consumer Comment
Ridiculously obvious.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Besides the usual unfounded claims about the miraculous benefits that a "chip" can do for your car, the website has some "features" that are a dead givaway.
Most notably, the site will tell you which chip you need to order for cars that never had electronically controlled engines. I'd love to see them try and install a chip in a 1957 DeSoto, a 1960 VW beetle or a 1967 MG. Totally absurd! Yet, their website dutifully tells you which part number you need to order.
I wonder where they would advise you to plug their magic chip into a 60s era VW. The instructions must be a hoot.
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