Uber Cheap Motul Oil Alert
#76
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I'm not sure how many oil companies have EVER paid out because of oil failure. So easy to skate saying the owner didn't maintain something or other, too many miles between changes, mixed with other oil, damage already done from a previous owner , racing, etc.
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It's already been verified the Motul 8100 5W40 made available thru Amazon Prime is legit...
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Received my 2nd order for (2) 4-packs this morning and only received 2 jugs, not 8 as the previous order. WTH?? This was the same seller I bought the original (2) 4 packs from.
Do I call Amazon on Monday to get the remaining 6 or just fill out the form to send these 2 back?
Do I call Amazon on Monday to get the remaining 6 or just fill out the form to send these 2 back?
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Hey, I hear Piggly Wiggly has milk on sale. Just a couple days past date.
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The only one Amazon themselves can vouch for is the listing under their own name. In this example, it's listed on the bottom right of the picture, with a much higher price. I'm sure their listing is for 100% legit oil since Amazon most likely deals directly with Motul. "PristineParts" on the other hand can be selling from anywhere in the world and getting their oil from unknown sources. Try contacting them directly. I'm sure they'll confirm the product authenticity, but it'll be up to you to believe them or not.
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The only one Amazon themselves can vouch for is the listing under their own name. In this example, it's listed on the bottom right of the picture, with a much higher price. I'm sure their listing is for 100% legit oil since Amazon most likely deals directly with Motul. "PristineParts" on the other hand can be selling from anywhere in the world and getting their oil from unknown sources. Try contacting them directly. I'm sure they'll confirm the product authenticity, but it'll be up to you to believe them or not.
For awhile, there, Amazon was the seller and the price was low...
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#83
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Received my 2nd order for (2) 4-packs this morning and only received 2 jugs, not 8 as the previous order. WTH?? This was the same seller I bought the original (2) 4 packs from.
Do I call Amazon on Monday to get the remaining 6 or just fill out the form to send these 2 back?
Do I call Amazon on Monday to get the remaining 6 or just fill out the form to send these 2 back?
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Amazon is just alright. I could tell from a UPS shipping weight of 10# that only 1 5 liter jug was on the way. I called and they said keep the first jug and they will send me the 4 pack that I originally ordered. So, I get 25 liters for $63.42. Less than $3 per liter is hard to beat!
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Just got off the phone with Amazon. I had also just received one jug, instead of four. Amazon is sending me a four pack and letting me keep the extra one for my trouble.