I agree, I did rely on youtube for most of my research, my error. I also read several reviews that stated their quality had come up a lot over the last couple of years. And before i knew how they block problem customers, i only saw a few bad reviews on ebay that were noticeably older. And I was lured into the affordability index for sure.
That being said, I do plan to fix the saw, i have been looking at some big bore kits, and possibly a muffler mod. After playing with the saw the little that i did, i like the big brick feeling of the saw, and might make it my daily use saw if i can get it running.
I put the warning on here, as several people mentioned to show my true experience with the company, and had never thought about the You Tube option, I may do that when it comes time for me to put the saw back together, but probably after summer as when the kids are out of school, i have no time for anything else unfortunately.
Also, I thought of the paypal thing a long time ago, but unfortunately used a CC for the purchase that time. My experience with PayPal has always been great, they seem to cancel things and give refunds almost automatically. Unfortunately, the CC i used, was stolen shortly after that, we had to cancel the account, and because of their poor customer service, ended up switching to a Chase rewards card, and what a huge difference as far as customer service, but the other company would not help me out at all.
As far as other warnings, I have issued one with the FTC, as their false warranty claims are a violation, and also noticed there were no complaints on the BBB, so I put a thorough complaint there as well.
In my experience, i also notices that another problem with their saws and research, is they go by so many different names. Farmertec, Huztl, Holzfforma.
Thanks for all of the responses, and even the flames, doesn't bother me one bit. I made the mistake. I will always be looking for bargain saws any chance I get, just talked to a friend who has 8 broken old school 80s saws that i am going to get and tinker with, and also just fixed up an old homelite hedge trimmer for a buddy, went from no fire at all, to smooth running and idling within about 30 minutes of play time, and only part that needed to be replaced was the primer bulb besides some TLC.
Thanks again everyone.