Quality Cars QC LLC

The explanation given by the Business is inaccurate and contains falsehoods.I have attached text correspondence for your reference.First, the Dealer is stating that there was an agreement to pick up the auto in question from the [redacted] Mechanic Shop located on Kemp RdKemp Rd does not exist nor is there a [redacted] Mechanic Shop An attempt to retrieve the vehicle was made at a home garage on Kent Street where a back alley mechanic who was arranged by the dealer to fix the automobileThIs "Mechanic"stated the car was not completely fixedAt this time a rental car was obtained and a request was made of the dealer to discount the first payment which was scheduled to be made on November 13th, however the paperwork stated November 6th in error and was corrected at the closingThis problem began from day one and through out and attempt was made daily to get the car, however the "Mechanic would not make himself available and when he did would not guaranty the work was completed and the issues correctedAt this point the Dealer stopped communicationThursday November 2nd the dealer was instructed via phone message and text that the car still was not fixed per the "Mechanic' and that the down payment should be returned and the vehicle had been left in the "Mechanic's garage"This all occurred prior to the first payment ever becoming dueNo attempts to contact us were made at any time by the Dealer and no payments were ever forfeited, so there was no need for any attempt to repo as stated by the Dealer in his answerAt no time did we have this auto long enough to get any use or enjoyment from itTherefore, for the Dealer to refuse to return the down payment even the car is not in our possession and was only in it for day it seems as if a fraud was perpetrated from the beginning

To Revdex.com,On October Miss *** *** was contacted and supposed to pick up the Ford Escape at October 28th at the *** Mechanic shop on Kemp rd Columbus, Ohio 5pmWe spoke to Miss *** October 29th around 10am and she advised that she didn't go pick up the vehicle because she had
to take her kids tricker treating She then advised that she wanted some money off for renting a carWe advised that was not specified in the contract of the deal, contract states that deposit or partial payment is non refundable like most dealers2nd payment elapsed and we started processing for repossession It is unclear presently why they vacated the vehicle but the vehicle will be picked up soonInvoices are approaching several payments behind now. Thank you for your concern, also she stated that she wasn't driving the vehicle if it isn't right, even though everything was acknowledged, signed and arranged with*** was the responsibile party of the party who made the arrangements and the car was for under her relatives nameFirst payment past and she left the vehicle, even though she was noticifed that the vehicle was ready the next business day after drop off

The explanation given by the Business is inaccurate and contains falsehoods.I have attached text correspondence for your reference.First, the Dealer is stating that there was an agreement to pick up the auto in question from the [redacted] Mechanic Shop located on Kemp Rd. Kemp Rd does not exist nor is there a [redacted] Mechanic Shop.  An attempt to retrieve the vehicle was made at a home garage on Kent Street where a back alley mechanic who was arranged by the dealer to fix the automobile. ThIs "Mechanic"stated the car was not completely fixed. At this time a rental car was obtained and a request was made of the dealer to discount the first payment which was scheduled to be made on November 13th, however the paperwork stated November 6th in error and was corrected at the closing. This problem began from day one and through out and attempt was made daily to get the car, however the "Mechanic would not make himself available and when he did would not guaranty the work was completed and the issues corrected. At this point the Dealer stopped communication. Thursday November 2nd the dealer was instructed via phone message and text that the car still was not fixed per the "Mechanic' and that the down payment should be returned and the vehicle had been left in the "Mechanic's garage". This all occurred prior to the first payment ever becoming due. No attempts to contact us were made at any time by the Dealer and no payments were ever forfeited, so there was no need for any attempt to repo as stated by the Dealer in his answer. At no time did we have this auto long enough to get any use or enjoyment from it. Therefore, for the Dealer to refuse to return the down payment even the car is not in our possession and was only in it for 1 day  it seems as if a fraud was perpetrated from the beginning.