Mainline Auto Corporation

From: [redacted] ***< [redacted] @***.com>Date: Mon, Aug 21, at 9:AMSubject: Re: [redacted] To: [redacted] < [redacted] @myRevdex.com.org>Dear [redacted] ***Nothing has been resoled between Mainline Auto and me.Please can reopen the case.To [redacted] ***The Revdex.com When I purchased the [redacted] VIN [redacted] , the mileage was 109,882, and not 107,like Mainline Auto wrote on their paper, I told themWhen the car stopped running, the mileage was 110,015; I used this car for only milesIf the mileage of the [redacted] VIN [redacted] was 107,when I purchased it, which mean I drove it on 2,miles in daysI purchased the [redacted] VIN [redacted] , on Thursday June 8, around 6:or PMThe next day, Friday June 9, 2017, I was going to West Windsor New JerseyOn my way, I stopped in gas station (***) at the intersection Route [redacted] and [redacted] , Robbinsville, New Jersey (It was not Pennsauken, New Jersey)After I took gas, the car would not start, the mechanic garage owner tried to start the [redacted] , it was him, who told me that the alternator act that wayI called the car dealer to explain the situation and he told me to call a tow truck, it was what I didThe tow truck driver started the [redacted] , after trying several timesHe said to me and to the garage owner, “you have to play with the car key in the car’s Ignition.The car dealer told me to give $to the tow truck driver, and he will give me my money back, he never did.On Saturday, June 10th 2017, night time, I was driving the [redacted] , when I smelled something burning, and a lot of smoke was coming from the engineMonday, June 12th 2017, I went to the car dealer with my spouseWe were there before they open their placeI explained all the situation and I said “I want car to go to work”The car dealer said that He will send someone to tow the [redacted] , and he will give me a loaner car, but he wants me to call him around 2PMI called him around 2:PM, and he said that he will give me a loaner car at pm, but he took the [redacted] to the garage, and the mechanic said that the clutch was damaged.I came at 5pm with my spouse to the dealer shopHe gave me a loaner carOn my way back home, my wife and I saw the [redacted] been taken by the tow truck, it was 6:pmI was very surprised because the car dealer told me that he sent the [redacted] to a mechanic shop who told him that the clutch was damaged.Because the dealer shop was already closed, I called the next day, Tuesday June I told the dealer that my wife and I saw the [redacted] being loaded on a tow truck, so how could he know that the problem was the clutchI told him that I do not want this [redacted] anymore, he has to give me another carHe called on Tuesday June 20, stating that he wants the loaner car and he wants me to take the [redacted] back.I bring the loaner car back to him, and I repeated to him again I do not want this [redacted] anymoreI drove the [redacted] for two days.Since the [redacted] broke down, and Mainline Auto towed it, I never took it backI know how to drive a manual carI drove a manual car for more than twenty yearsI drove the [redacted] from the dealer place to my address, and next from my address to Robbinsville, New Jersey, and back.The seller, I think, they call him “Ted”, he told me the [redacted] will cost me for everything included, $11,397.00My second surprise came when I received a finance paper, which I never saw and I never signed beforeThis [redacted] will cost me $18,when its real value is less than $5,000.00.My name is [redacted] ***, my initial is ***., when I sign all document, I never use my middle initial since I became American citizen.When I purchased the car the dealer gave only a pink paper No: [redacted] , on this paper you can see my name is rightSincerely [redacted] ***

07/12/2017To whom it may concern:*** *** purchased a vehicle from us on June 8, He purchased a *** *** VIN: *** with 107,milesThis vehicle has a manual transmission*** was made aware of this the day of the sale and he said he was able to drive a manual
transmission vehicleThe following day June 9,*** calls the store and states he is at a gas station in Pennsauken, NJ and the vehicle will not startBased on the info *** was giving us we assumed there was something wrong with the battery or alternatorI called a tow company to go to the gas station *** was stuck at to have the vehicle towed to a shop I send my vehicles to be serviced atWhen the tow truck driver arrived he called me and stated he got the vehicle to start and the reason *** could not get it to start was because he did not have the clutch pushed inTwo days later on July 11, *** called us once again and said the car was driving terribly and smokingI had the car looked at by a mechanic who said the issue was the customer burned out the clutchI explained to *** that the clutch was burned out however he did not believe me because he has a mechanic friend who told him it is impossible to bum out a clutch in such a short amount of timeThis is not trueIf a person does not know how to drive a manual transmission vehicle the clutch can burn out almost immediatelyI told *** I would have the vehicle serviced and the clutch fixed but because this was a problem caused by him, he would have to pay for it*** agreedI gave *** a loaner vehicle while the car was being serviced and when the vehicle was fixed I called *** to come in and pick it up*** picked up the vehicle and came back about a week later saying he does not want the vehicle anymoreI asked *** why he did not want the vehicle and he said the car was junk he did not want it but when I asked him why the car was junk he could not give me any specific issues with itI told *** I could not return the vehicle because the loan was finalized and there was nothing wrong with it*** left the vehicle here and never came back for itI will not refund *** any money for two reasonsFor one, I was kind enough to give him a loaner vehicle while it was being serviced for something he messed up and secondly, because this vehicle was used as a demo by one of my employees for two months and driven almost three thousand miles before it was sold to *** and it drove perfectly fine there was never an issueIt is clear *** in fact does not know how to drive a manual transmission vehicle, and the burnt out clutch was caused by his own ignorancePlease refer any questions to my office with the contact info listed in the Revdex.com packet attached to this letter.Sincerely,Alexandra V

From: [redacted]<[redacted].com>Date: Mon, Aug 21, 2017 at 9:19 AMSubject: Re: [redacted]To: [redacted] <[redacted]@myRevdex.com.org>Dear [redacted]Nothing has been resoled between Mainline Auto and me.Please can reopen the case.To [redacted]The Revdex.com When I purchased the [redacted] VIN [redacted], the mileage was  109,882, and not 107,215 like Mainline Auto wrote on their paper, I told them. When the car stopped running, the mileage was 110,015; I used this car for only 133 miles. If the mileage of the [redacted] VIN [redacted] was 107,215 when I purchased it, which mean I drove it on 2,800 miles in 2 days. I purchased the [redacted] VIN [redacted], on Thursday June 8, 2017 around 6:30 or 7 PM. The next day, Friday June 9, 2017, I was going to West Windsor New Jersey. On my way, I stopped in gas station ([redacted]) at the intersection Route [redacted] and [redacted], Robbinsville, New Jersey (It was not Pennsauken, New Jersey). After I took gas, the car would not start, the mechanic garage owner tried to start the [redacted], it was him, who told me that the alternator act that way. I called the car dealer to explain the situation and he told me to call a tow truck, it was what I did. The tow truck driver started the [redacted], after trying several times. He said to me and to the garage owner, “you have to play with the car key in the car’s Ignition.The car dealer told me to give $30.00 to the tow truck driver, and he will give me my money back, he never did.On Saturday, June 10th 2017, night time, I was driving the [redacted], when I smelled something burning, and a lot of smoke was coming from the engine. Monday, June 12th 2017, I went to the car dealer with my spouse. We were there before they open their place. I explained all the situation and I said “I want car to go to work”. The car dealer said that He will send someone to tow the [redacted], and he will give me a loaner car, but he wants me to call him around 2PM. I called him around 2:20 PM, and he said that he will give me a loaner car at 5 pm, but he took the [redacted] to the garage, and the mechanic said that the clutch was damaged.I came at 5pm with my spouse to the dealer shop. He gave me a loaner car. On my way back home, my wife and I saw the [redacted] been taken by the tow truck, it was 6:30 pm. I was very surprised because the car dealer told me that he sent the [redacted] to a mechanic shop who told him that the clutch was damaged.Because the dealer shop was already closed, I called the next day, Tuesday June 13.  I told the dealer that my wife and I saw the [redacted] being loaded on a tow truck, so how could he know that the problem was the clutch. I told him that I do not want this [redacted] anymore, he has to give me another car. He called on Tuesday June 20, stating that he wants the loaner car and he wants me to take the [redacted] back.I bring the loaner car back to him, and I repeated to him again I do not want this [redacted] anymore. I drove the [redacted] for two days.Since the [redacted] broke down, and Mainline Auto towed it, I never took it back. I know how to drive a manual car. I drove a manual car for more than twenty years. I drove the [redacted] from the dealer place to my address, and next from my address to Robbinsville, New Jersey, and back.The seller, I think, they call him “Ted”, he told me the [redacted] will cost me for everything included, $11,397.00My second surprise came when I received a finance paper, which I never saw and I never signed before. This [redacted] will cost me $18,228.84 when  its real value is less than $5,000.00.My name is [redacted], my initial is [redacted]., when I sign all document, I never use my middle initial since I became American citizen.When I purchased the car the dealer gave only a pink paper No: [redacted], on this paper you can see my name is right. Sincerely [redacted]