E-Z Valley Auto Sales

As a car dealer, we give the customer all the benefitBut when we discover fraud, we are not responsible for the charges acquired while returning the unit

E-Z valley auto sales is a fraudulent used car dealershipDon't deal with them as their will steal your down payment moneySearch Tony G [redacted] on [redacted] and see how many civil suits he has and has been involved inTheir are being investigated by the Arizona attorney general for consumer fraud

Customer services: literally called me a pain in the a [redacted] Do not step foot on this lot! Found a Nissan online for $3, Came in to look at in person and was told it was 10,to buy The car was filthy on the inside and had multiple pieces broken I asked if they provide a carfax report and was told they offer something similarI overheard a conversation with a man inquiring about picking up his keysHe said he just came in and paid $the day before and over $during the weekendThe finance guy and receptionist argued with him stating he didn't ever come inI politely asked if they provide copies of receipts for payments and if they had software that keeps track of invoices for the customer and their recordsInitially, the manager told me that that man was crazy and was losing itThen The manager responded with "Why are you asking me about him? You know what, I don't want to deal with youYou seem like a real pain in the a**It's no wonder you haven't found a car in four weeks." Before writing my review I looked at their personal website and found they posted the same vehicle as a and a on their siteThey do not have a vehicle that looks that nice at their locationThey took different angles of the car and refrained from listing additional information such as the upholstery type etc He knew I was skeptical based on his unethical interaction both with me and one of his preexisting customers

Attn: Revdex.com
Re: Complaint # *** / E-Z Valley Auto Sales
How could the statement of “We're sorry we weren't able to reach your budget after learning you were laid off” when you also stated “Your previous job refused to verify your employment and we were still trying everything to help you”. If my job supposedly refused to verify employment how would you know I was laid off? This makes no sense how you can continue to not be truthful in this matter. And if I was supposedly repossessed why would you be trying to put me in another vehicle and use the previous down payment for another vehicle on your lot now? This shows that there was no repossession that took place. You may be able to tell all of the other consumers out there that have been taken advantage by you for same or similar situations, but this one I will not allow you to do
*** IF YOU WERE UNABLE TO GET ME FINANCED ALL I HAVE BEEN REQUESTING IS FOR MY DOWN PAYMENT BACK DUE TO THE CONTRACT BEING CANCELLED/UNWINDED***

Attn: Revdex.com Re: Complaint # *** / E-Z Valley Auto Sales How could the statement of “We're sorry we weren't able to reach your budget after learning you were laid off” when you also stated “Your previous job refused to verify your employment and we were still trying everything to help you”. If my job supposedly refused to verify employment how would you know I was laid off? This makes no sense how you can continue to not be truthful in this matter. And if I was supposedly repossessed why would you be trying to put me in another vehicle and use the previous down payment for another vehicle on your lot now? This shows that there was no repossession that took place. You may be able to tell all of the other consumers out there that have been taken advantage by you for same or similar situations, but this one I will not allow you to do*** IF YOU WERE UNABLE TO GET ME FINANCED ALL I HAVE BEEN REQUESTING IS FOR MY DOWN PAYMENT BACK DUE TO THE CONTRACT BEING CANCELLED/UNWINDED***

We're sorry we weren't able to reach your budget after learning you were laid off. We find a way to help our customers in every scenario we can think of. After the repo we were able to secure your financing but the numbers changed when your job changed. Your previous job refused to verify your...

employment and we were still trying everything to help you. We do allow you to use that previous down payment as a credit if another unit in stock is selected.

E-Z valley auto sales is a fraudulent used car dealership...... Don't deal with them as their will steal your down payment money. Search Tony G[redacted] on [redacted] and see how many civil suits he has and has been involved in. Their are being investigated by the Arizona attorney general for consumer fraud

Customer services: literally called me a pain in the a**

Do not step foot on this lot!

Found a Nissan online for $3,999.

Came in to look at in person and was told it was 10,000 to buy.

The car was filthy on the inside and had multiple pieces broken.

I asked if they provide a carfax report and was told they offer something similar. I overheard a conversation with a man inquiring about picking up his keys. He said he just came in and paid $150 the day before and over $500 during the weekend. The finance guy and receptionist argued with him stating he didn't ever come in. I politely asked if they provide copies of receipts for payments and if they had software that keeps track of invoices for the customer and their records. Initially, the manager told me that that man was crazy and was losing it. Then...

The manager responded with "Why are you asking me about him? You know what, I don't want to deal with you. You seem like a real pain in the a**. It's no wonder you haven't found a car in four weeks."

Before writing my review I looked at their personal website and found they posted the same vehicle as a 2002 and a 2010 on their site. They do not have a 2002 vehicle that looks that nice at their location. They took different angles of the car and refrained from listing additional information such as the upholstery type etc.

He knew I was skeptical based on his unethical interaction both with me and one of his preexisting customers.

E-Z valley auto sales is a fraudulent used car dealership...... Don't deal with them as their will steal your down payment money. Search Tony G[redacted] on [redacted] and see how many civil suits he has and has been involved in. Their are being investigated by the Arizona attorney general for consumer fraud

Customer services: literally called me a pain in the a**

Do not step foot on this lot!

Found a Nissan online for $3,999.

Came in to look at in person and was told it was 10,000 to buy.

The car was filthy on the inside and had multiple pieces broken.

I asked if they provide a carfax report and was told they offer something similar. I overheard a conversation with a man inquiring about picking up his keys. He said he just came in and paid $150 the day before and over $500 during the weekend. The finance guy and receptionist argued with him stating he didn't ever come in. I politely asked if they provide copies of receipts for payments and if they had software that keeps track of invoices for the customer and their records. Initially, the manager told me that that man was crazy and was losing it. Then...

The manager responded with "Why are you asking me about him? You know what, I don't want to deal with you. You seem like a real pain in the a**. It's no wonder you haven't found a car in four weeks."

Before writing my review I looked at their personal website and found they posted the same vehicle as a 2002 and a 2010 on their site. They do not have a 2002 vehicle that looks that nice at their location. They took different angles of the car and refrained from listing additional information such as the upholstery type etc.

He knew I was skeptical based on his unethical interaction both with me and one of his preexisting customers.

As a car dealer, we give the customer all the benefit. But when we discover fraud, we are not responsible for the charges acquired while returning the unit.