Craftsman part # 325692 Flange Bearing for Steering Assembly

Silviasil said:
Did not know one could do that. Part has now been saved in “Saved Searches” Males it easy to find another one.
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You will find that most generally saving a saved search is best to use two or 3 descriptions and maybe a used part will surface and at least one with the Briggs part number only in case a New Old Stock (NOS) surfaces.
If you do a saved search for example a FLANGE BEARING you will get all kinds of notices for flange bearing that ARE NOT what you are trying to find.
 
Well, Everyone, this is day 26 since I used one of the two credit cards on the above web site, “PARTSSUPPLIESSHOP”. Received an email from my credit card company questioning 4 charges made to my credit card today. The first two were small amounts in the $3 range, then an even $18, and the last one for $315. Their system flagged the account. Put a fraud alert on. My card has been cancelled and a new one will be sent.
Be aware, Everyone!
 
Silviasil said:
Well, Everyone, this is day 26 since I used one of the two credit cards on the above web site, “PARTSSUPPLIESSHOP”. Received an email from my credit card company questioning 4 charges made to my credit card today. The first two were small amounts in the $3 range, then an even $18, and the last one for $315. Their system flagged the account. Put a fraud alert on. My card has been cancelled and a new one will be sent.
Be aware, Everyone!
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Got to keep a heads up now days.
It would have got worse fast if the card co had not seen such.

When something seems too good to be true, ESPECIALLY on-line, do a scam alert, check reviews, etc.
 
This was generated by AI……”
You are very likely correct: "Partssuppliesshop" is operating a credit card harvesting scam.


Your experience matches a classic phishing and data-harvesting technique used by fraudulent websites. These sites lure you in with hard-to-find inventory or low prices, but their checkout system is entirely fake. The "declined" or "error" messages are designed to trick you into entering multiple different credit cards, which the scammers then log, save, and use or sell later. The lack of order confirmations or customer support responses perfectly aligns with this.
Because you entered multiple cards, you need to take immediate action to secure your finances.
 
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