Whats going on fellas. I've started looking for minor parts for my car again and I've come to realize that car forums really don't have any type of feedback system that's used widely. At computer forums I frequent we use www.heatware.com. It's free and similar to ebay feedback except you can give much greater detail as to how the trade went. IE ship time, packaging quality, communication etc. Then when someone sells something here or at ls1.com or what have you, they would be able to put their Heatware account up for reference.

I think this would be very wise. I know I'm very hesitant about dropping cash on parts where I either can't meet with the person or if they're very new/low post count. Thoughts?

 

This has been brought up before. I for one think it would be a great idea, but jason and chris see it diferently. I'm sure they've looked into it and I'm also sure they have a good reason for not implementing one. They've explained it many times before, just do a search.
I'm betting this thread will be moved/locked in under 1 hr.

 

I don't see how Jason or Chris has any reason to allow or disallow it. It's an independently formed site used strictly for feedback. It's up to each individual buyer/seller to advertise their Heatware account. It's like shooting in the dark if someone has no feedback . Seems rather asinine.

 

the talk about a forum on HERE has been discussed
they dismissed it i believe because you could run rampant posting bad/false info about somebody
now on another site...that's a different situation i guess

on a side note, if you need to see if they're a good seller, search for their name in the parts for sale forum (usually where people post feedback) and make sure they have a good enough post count to be trusted