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My Husband paid for a Ford Ranger Pickup Bed end of June 23 for $450.00 .. they never answer their phones , and we have yet to see the pickup bed..I looked up the phone number and it seems to be one of those numbers that makes the rounds through a lot of shady businesses..
I ordered a right rear fender for a dodge ram daully 3500 and they scammed me for 398.00 on my credit card. I turned it over to them to pursue.
On 04/28/23 and 05/01/23 I made a $1200 DOLLARS purchase of auto parts with RANGE AUTO PARTS and have been trying to contact them every since, and they Don't appreciate good customers cause they have stolen my money and don't return my emails or calls so now they are reported to the PENNSYLVANIA ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE FOR FRAUD AND CONSUMERS MISTRUST and I still haven't heard anything from them as of today.
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