Purchased a cam chain set via eBay, the box clearly shows the German type approval logo, TUV sud. When it turned up I realised there was no TUV certificate or paperwork in the box, unlike any other product that carries this approval, even if that's just the registration index. I contacted the seller, Atoz Wakefield asking for this detail as a quick search using the online verification feature on the TUV website drew a blank. Needless to say I didn't hear back. Neither the name of the seller, (who also owns the name "crank technics", or the goods are recognised, therefore it isn't TUV tested or approved. If I wanted cheap reboxed Chinese crap in my workshop, I would have bought direct from Ali Express. I did get a full refund without any fuss using the ebay returns, and wasn't bothered about leaving feedback, not until I read the pi..sy comment left on the return advice. Seller reckons it was a remorse buy and I misused the ebay returns procedure. Well I tell you what, as we are talking about misuse, I will let your local trading standards know and provide evidence that you are flogging goods carrying the TUV approval mark, when it looks like they have presumably come non stop from Shenzen without a stopover in Germany at all. Chancers, steer clear.
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