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New Auto Parts

CarParts.com, Inc.

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    Customer Complaints Summary

    • 495 total complaints in the last 3 years.
    • 181 complaints closed in the last 12 months.

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    • Initial Complaint

      Date:07/18/2022

      Type:Product Issues
      Status:
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      The complainant verified the issue was resolved to their satisfaction.
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      The business responded to the dispute but failed to make a good faith effort to resolve it.
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      (1) ******* XX XXXX: I purchased ***** + Brake Pad package from car ********* for a total price of ********

      *** ************ sent me the package but when I received it the rotors in the package that they sent me were the wrong size from the size they advertised and the wrong size from the size I paid for and intended to purchase.

      *** I called their customer service line where I explained that the ****** that they sent were the incorrect size and that I wanted to return the rotors and get a *******

      *** At the time the break pads were being sold by the company for **** I ************ this to the ******** and the customer service representative took this into ******** The customer representative then ********* with me over email ********** that the total ****** amount that I would be ********* is ******* for the ****** and the tax paid on the rotor.

      *** This meant that from the ******* that I originally spent I would be receiving a ******* refund due to the mistake on the part of ************ for sending me the wrong part that was not the same as I had agreed to purchase.

      *** I received email confirmation of the refund amount BEFORE sending in the rotors to carparts.com for a refund.

      *** ************ refunded me a PARTIAL refund of ******* which is ****** less than what they had agreed to refund me in their ****** They used the excuse of a *** restocking fee even though this mistake was their own for sending me the wrong size part which means they did not complete the transaction on their part and as a result should be giving me my money back in full.

      *** Since then I have tried ********* the transaction with the ***** who put the dispute on hold due to the fact that the company gave me a partial refund which for some reason satisfied their *************

      *** Meanwhile, the bank has confirmed they dropped the ******** charge and I still am owed the remaining ****** from ************ who claims there is still a dispute in place when the bank has denied that.

      Business Response

      Date: 08/16/2022

      Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2022/08/01) */
      Please accept our sincerest apologies for any trouble or inconvenience we have caused you. Our record shows that you have been issued an additional refund of ****** on 8/2/22 with Refund Transaction *********** for your order (#XXXXXXXX). Please check with your bank/credit card company and give them the transaction *** as reference for the credit. They should be able to trace the refund using the reference number and the date. While a refund of ******* was previously issued to your account on 2/17/22; total refund of ******** Kindly let us know if you have other questions by calling our Customer Service Team at X-XXX-XXX-XXXX. Again, we apologize for the inconvenience.

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