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Meraki Autoworks is an international one stop shop to turn your vision into a reality.
East 23rd Street 1638, 90011, Los Angeles, United States
Made me waste my time. Ordered light bulbs through their web page. After several hours they said by email that their webpage by mistake did not charge me for shipping, and when I requested to ship them anyway they said that they didn't have them in stock.
They canceled the order, but my money is still not returned.
Unreliable to buy from them. You might waste your time.
Poor service from the owner
The company operates as a one man band and what an awful gentleman to deal with.
Purchased a product that arrived faulty. I had nothing but issues pursuing this company to resolve within a sensible time frame. I ended up going through a long winded and stressful charge back via my bank. Not a nice individual to deal with at all.
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