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andrew thompson

andrew thompson

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WARNING – AVOID AUTOMOTIVE PARTS NW LTD I used First Choice to source a replacement engine for my VW Golf. Shortly after making my enquiry, I was contacted by AUTOMOTIVE PARTS NW LTD and a man called Adam. Adam assured me that the engine I was purchasing was in mint condition, had covered just 27,000 miles and came with a three-month warranty. Based on these assurances, we agreed on a price of £2,000 plus £50 delivery. Everything initially seemed fine, and the engine arrived just two days later. However, there was no receipt or proper proof of purchase included. As I needed the relevant details to update my vehicle’s V5C logbook, I contacted Adam, who said he could provide a receipt but refused to give me the engine number, claiming it did not need to be reported to the DVLA. I was not satisfied with this explanation, as I understood that engine changes need to be properly documented and reported where required. Despite contacting Adam on six separate occasions, I still did not receive the correct paperwork. Eventually, I was emailed a very basic receipt that contained no engine identification details and, more importantly, made no mention of the engine’s supposedly low mileage of 27,000 miles. Unfortunately, things got much worse once the engine was fitted. The dashboard immediately began displaying warnings relating to a camshaft fault. The engine also developed a very loud tapping noise. After having the vehicle inspected, my garage quoted approximately £1,500 to repair the problem. Naturally, I contacted AUTOMOTIVE PARTS NW LTD and spoke to Adam to make a claim under the three-month warranty I had been promised. His attitude changed instantly. Instead of offering any help or taking responsibility, he raised his voice, called me a conman and began swearing at me. I have genuinely never felt so humiliated during a conversation with a business. Adam then claimed that the warranty only covered the engine block or shell and did not cover the internal components. He told me that the problem was entirely my responsibility. So, to summarise: • £2,000 paid for an engine advertised as being in mint condition. • £50 paid for delivery. • £1,400 paid for fitting. • No proper documentation confirming the engine details or mileage. • An engine displaying camshaft faults and making a loud tapping noise. • A warranty that, when I tried to use it, was apparently not worth the paper it was written on. I am now left with a vehicle that is still not working, facing further repair costs and potentially having to scrap the car altogether. I am extremely disappointed with the entire experience and believe I have been treated appallingly. I am now seeking legal advice and considering taking formal action to recover my losses. My advice to anyone considering buying from AUTOMOTIVE PARTS NW LTD: please think very carefully before handing over your money. Based on my personal experience, I would not recommend this company. Adam’s customer service, attitude and handling of this situation have been absolutely disgraceful.

Vithal Upari

Vithal Upari

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Gross Negligence, False Refund Claims & Data Breach Leading to Cyber Fraud – PNR: E6GNTG IndiGo Airlines has demonstrated shocking negligence, deceptive customer service, and a severe failure to protect passenger data regarding my booking PNR: E6GNTG (Belagavi to Delhi). 1. Ambiguous Scheduling & Arbitrary Deductions: IndiGo sent an unclear itinerary message failing to properly distinguish AM/PM timings, causing me to miss my flight and a scheduled legal appearance at Saket Court, Delhi. Instead of assisting with an alternate flight, IndiGo arbitrarily withheld ₹4,072 from my ₹5,148 ticket (refunding only ₹1,076) and forced me to spend ₹9,653 on a replacement flight from Hubli plus ₹3,000 in wasted taxi fares. 2. Contradictory & False Public Replies: Even after the Ministry of Civil Aviation (@MoCA_GoI) intervened multiple times on X, IndiGo gave conflicting responses—first claiming a "no-show" refund was done, and later falsely claiming on October 24 that a "full refund" had been processed—while withholding my actual compensation. 3. Data Leak & Imposter Fraud: Because IndiGo stalled my grievance on public forums instead of resolving it securely, an imposter posing as an "IndiGo Refund Department" official contacted me with my exact confidential PNR and pending refund details, fraudulently siphoning ₹9,500 from my account. Despite my Final Notice sent on November 3, 2026, IndiGo continues to hide behind copy-paste templates. I am now initiating formal proceedings before the Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission and the Data Protection Board of India (under the DPDP Act, 2023) to recover my total direct loss of ₹26,225 along with ₹2,50,000 in damages and litigation costs and also claiming the compensation against INDIGO for failure in protecting the data of Customer to the Imposter (third party). The Indigo wiill be held responsible for such failure in protecting data of customer, it is liable to pay compensation to the extent of Rs.250 Crores as per the Applicable laws. Regards Vithal N Upari Advocate M-9986258201