AutoAnything advertises a "Low Price Guarantee" along with free shipping. What the customer finds upon closer reading of the fine print is that the price match is for "delivered price". That is, if AutoAnything has an item costing $118 with free shipping, and another storefront has the same item for a lower price, $100, and shipping is additional, $18, the competitor's price including shipping is what they use for comparison. In this (actual) example, the match is exactly the same. (If all the stores did this, the playing field would be level and we consumers would know what to expect from the retailer.)

I personally would rather deal with a seller which gives me what I want to know right up front: item cost, shipping (including handling), and tax where required, rather than with one which obscures reality with marketing statements...where the customer must dig out the facts rather than have them stated up front.

I call AutoAnything's marketing practice deceptive in that the use of "price" is not the same as that used in other (and competitor's) stores. I do not choose to do business with an entity which seeks to deceive me.

I have purchased an EBC green stuff brake pads last month from AutoAnything. I've seen that they have the lowest price compared to other local stores and online shopping companies but they have the same brand and product so I decided to get my part to them. I got my part that easy from the ordering to the delivery but when I got it, it's not the same one as advertised, neither do I know if they are giving the same one to other customers.

I have it stucked on my car and after a few weeks of using it, I found out that it's getting much dust not like the one I bought from a local store here. It's better that I got one on the same store I guess. I won't try other products from them. I'm not happy.