[redacted] tried to scam and pressure me into a sale because he knew I was desperately in need of a car, I visited the car twice before purchasing and he raced about how good of a car it wasIt took weeks to get me the car and I received it later than what I was told I was going to receive it because he loaned it out to someone and they had not returned itI told [redacted] before I purchase the car, I was to have it inspected by a mechanic, and he says that's totally fine and its a great car so he has no problem with thatI was buying the car cash, for about under the blue book value (which should have been the first red flag.) Bcause the car arrived later than he promised and he had loaned it out for a couple weeks he explained he would fix any repairs that would need to be fixedHowever, after I had driven ALL the way across town and showed up to purchase the car, he says, "just to let you know I got an oil change for you but the check engine light is on and I'm not coming down on the price and I'm not going to fix any repairs that may be needed so it's an as is sale." (Red flag #2) So after taking it to a mechanic we were told that the car was in terrible condition and that he wouldn't recommend we buy itAfter telling him we weren't going to purchase it, he just said "ok" and continued with his workHe didn't even try to make a deal on a different car because he knew the car was in bad condition and he was just trying to be deceitful and make a sale
To Revdex.com Houston, Ms [redacted] was given an "As Is - No Warrany", as do all of our customers, and she initialed the document with the statement of Salvage Rebuilt noticeShe was contacted due to her full coverage insurance being cancelled, which is to be maintained on the vehicle during the entire term of the contract, and that is when Ms [redacted] claimed she did not know of the Salvage Rebuilt titleWe did offer her several options to try and make her a satisfied customer Sincerely, Discount Auto Company
[redacted] tried to scam and pressure me into a sale because he knew I was desperately in need of a car, I visited the car twice before purchasing and he raced about how good of a car it was. It took 2 weeks to get me the car and I received it later than what I was told I was going to receive it because he loaned it out to someone and they had not returned it. I told [redacted] before I purchase the car, I was to have it inspected by a mechanic, and he says that's totally fine and its a great car so he has no problem with that. I was buying the car cash, for about 1000 under the blue book value (which should have been the first red flag.) Bcause the car arrived later than he promised and he had loaned it out for a couple weeks he explained he would fix any repairs that would need to be fixed. However, after I had driven ALL the way across town and showed up to purchase the car, he says, "just to let you know I got an oil change for you but the check engine light is on and I'm not coming down on the price and I'm not going to fix any repairs that may be needed so it's an as is sale." (Red flag #2) So after taking it to a mechanic we were told that the car was in terrible condition and that he wouldn't recommend we buy it. After telling him we weren't going to purchase it, he just said "ok" and continued with his work. He didn't even try to make a deal on a different car because he knew the car was in bad condition and he was just trying to be deceitful and make a sale.
To Revdex.com Houston,
Ms. [redacted] was given an "As Is - No Warrany", as do all of our customers, and she initialed the document with the statement of Salvage Rebuilt notice. She was contacted due to her full coverage insurance being cancelled, which is to be maintained on the vehicle...
during the entire term of the contract, and that is when Ms. [redacted] claimed she did not know of the Salvage Rebuilt title. We did offer her several options to try and make her a satisfied customer.
Sincerely,
Discount Auto Company
[redacted] tried to scam and pressure me into a sale because he knew I was desperately in need of a car, I visited the car twice before purchasing and he raced about how good of a car it wasIt took weeks to get me the car and I received it later than what I was told I was going to receive it because he loaned it out to someone and they had not returned itI told [redacted] before I purchase the car, I was to have it inspected by a mechanic, and he says that's totally fine and its a great car so he has no problem with thatI was buying the car cash, for about under the blue book value (which should have been the first red flag.) Bcause the car arrived later than he promised and he had loaned it out for a couple weeks he explained he would fix any repairs that would need to be fixedHowever, after I had driven ALL the way across town and showed up to purchase the car, he says, "just to let you know I got an oil change for you but the check engine light is on and I'm not coming down on the price and I'm not going to fix any repairs that may be needed so it's an as is sale." (Red flag #2) So after taking it to a mechanic we were told that the car was in terrible condition and that he wouldn't recommend we buy itAfter telling him we weren't going to purchase it, he just said "ok" and continued with his workHe didn't even try to make a deal on a different car because he knew the car was in bad condition and he was just trying to be deceitful and make a sale
To Revdex.com Houston, Ms [redacted] was given an "As Is - No Warrany", as do all of our customers, and she initialed the document with the statement of Salvage Rebuilt noticeShe was contacted due to her full coverage insurance being cancelled, which is to be maintained on the vehicle during the entire term of the contract, and that is when Ms [redacted] claimed she did not know of the Salvage Rebuilt titleWe did offer her several options to try and make her a satisfied customer Sincerely, Discount Auto Company
[redacted] tried to scam and pressure me into a sale because he knew I was desperately in need of a car, I visited the car twice before purchasing and he raced about how good of a car it was. It took 2 weeks to get me the car and I received it later than what I was told I was going to receive it because he loaned it out to someone and they had not returned it. I told [redacted] before I purchase the car, I was to have it inspected by a mechanic, and he says that's totally fine and its a great car so he has no problem with that. I was buying the car cash, for about 1000 under the blue book value (which should have been the first red flag.) Bcause the car arrived later than he promised and he had loaned it out for a couple weeks he explained he would fix any repairs that would need to be fixed. However, after I had driven ALL the way across town and showed up to purchase the car, he says, "just to let you know I got an oil change for you but the check engine light is on and I'm not coming down on the price and I'm not going to fix any repairs that may be needed so it's an as is sale." (Red flag #2) So after taking it to a mechanic we were told that the car was in terrible condition and that he wouldn't recommend we buy it. After telling him we weren't going to purchase it, he just said "ok" and continued with his work. He didn't even try to make a deal on a different car because he knew the car was in bad condition and he was just trying to be deceitful and make a sale.
To Revdex.com Houston,
Ms. [redacted] was given an "As Is - No Warrany", as do all of our customers, and she initialed the document with the statement of Salvage Rebuilt notice. She was contacted due to her full coverage insurance being cancelled, which is to be maintained on the vehicle...
during the entire term of the contract, and that is when Ms. [redacted] claimed she did not know of the Salvage Rebuilt title. We did offer her several options to try and make her a satisfied customer.
Sincerely,
Discount Auto Company
To Revdex.com Houston,
The customer has been contacted and she agreed to take a $2000.00 refund.
Sincerely,
Discount Auto Company