Need some rare parts - is this {not} legit?

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After spending lots of time searching online and receiving an absolutely shocking quote for a cable from dealership (well into three digits; thanks Hyundai UK!!!) I have now 2 options left:

www.dpauto.fr - almost placed an order, but it doesn't tick all the options of confidence, ie. no address.

Reliable Korean retailer via ebay, UK taxes and very slow delivery

Both options are 3 X cheaper even after all the additional expenses. What do you think about the French site, and does it leave me with only the Korean one then?
 
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I'd gamble on the .fr site, but make payment using PayPal or credit card if over £100

Also make sure any checkout is secure before entering your information. Main site is not secure.

Address details are here

https://www.afnic.fr/en/products-and-services/services/whois/

Just need to enter the domain
 
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The address is for Societe Generale, which is a sort of banking, accounting entity. Just why are they so secretive?!

I emailed paypal help. If they explicitly green light it I will have a go.
 
SARL is a limited company in France.

Development solutions governance or DSG for short is, I assume the company name.
This seems to match the information in their terms.

raison sociale = corporate name
Enseignes = trading name
 
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I don't know if this helps, (you may have tried them already)
When I had a Hyundai (V6 coupe) I found that they were outrageous on part prices too.

These seems to be able to source most things ..
http://www.eurocarparts.com
 
Cobra said:
I don't know if this helps, (you may have tried them already)
When I had a Hyundai (V6 coupe) I found that they were outrageous on part prices too.

These seems to be able to source most things ..
http://www.eurocarparts.com
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Thanks, I would normally check them and couple other local places in Birmingham. However on this occasion no one seems to stock that item.

Thats the joy of a relatively rare car. It clearly shows you running a VW or Ford is that much easier and cheaper when it comes to spares. It would be just £50 for the corresponding sensor.
 
On the french site , if you click on "conditions de vente" it gives you the address etc. Pay with Paypal and you are covered.
 
LongLensPhotography said:
Thats the joy of a relatively rare car. It clearly shows you running a VW or Ford is that much easier and cheaper when it comes to spares. It would be just £50 for the corresponding sensor.
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Pfft. My abs pressure sensor just failed on my golf. Sounds cheap enough until you find out its built into the abs pump. 450 odd quid later...
 
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