One Stop Motors

December 02, To Revdex.com and [redacted] , First of all we handed in our dealer’s license at [redacted] Sell Agency within the proper time after we closed our business on October 31th, 2014, which this has nothing to do with the warrantyWe feel wrongly accused of still having and using our dealer’s license.When the truck in question, was sold, we offered the original wheels to the customerAt that time the customer wanted the after market wheels, insteadWhenever you add aftermarket items, the items may make certain items to become voided as far as being covered by the warranty companyOne Stop Motors Inchas no way of knowing the decision making process/or coverage policy changes of the warranty when the items are changed, that is between you and the warranty company, So, any issues with your warranty company, you would have to talk to them.Thank You,Perry H, pres

-------- Forwarded message ----------From: Revdex.com of Metro Washington DCDate: Mon, Jan 26, at 11:AMSubject: Fwd: complaint id # ***To: *** ***
---------- Forwarded message ----------From: Perry H*** Date: Mon, Jan 26, at 11:AMSubject: complaint id # ***To: ***@myRevdex.com.org
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One Stop Motors has researched this with employees and feel everything in our original response letter was explainedWe feel their complaint will not be resolved any further, since they disagree with our statementsWe are going to consider this complaint closedThank You,
Perry H*** Pres

[To assist us in bringing this matter to a close, you must give us a reason why you are rejecting the response. If no reason is received your complaint will be closed Administratively Resolved]
 Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because it is not true. We were not offered the original wheels, nor did we know the wheels on the truck made our warranty invalid. I would like to see in writing proof that we rejected the offer of the original wheels. In order to receive the financing we did, we had to take that warranty. One Stop should not have offered that warranty with that truck. And without a warranty, we would not have bought it.
Regards,
[redacted]

December 02, 2014
To Revdex.com and [redacted],
First of all we handed in our dealer’s license at [redacted] Sell Agency within the proper time after we closed our business on October 31th, 2014, which this has nothing to do with the warranty. We feel wrongly accused of still having and...

using our dealer’s license.When the truck in question, was sold, we offered the original wheels to the customer. At that time the customer wanted the after market wheels, instead. Whenever you add aftermarket items, the items may make certain items to become voided as far as being covered by the warranty company. One Stop Motors Inc. has no way of knowing the decision making process/or coverage policy changes of the warranty when the items are changed, that is between you and the warranty company, So, any issues with your warranty company, you would have to talk to them.Thank You,Perry H, pres.

Review: I had found a motorcycle on craigslist for sale by one stop auto for 8,500.00. I had gone to [redacted] one stop auto and I had put in a loan application for this bike at no time when I had purchased the bike had I noticed that they were over charging me for the bike. I had noticed that they had over charged me for the bike after going home and a few days later noticing that they had sold me a bike without an inspection sticker ( they knew that I was riding the bike away and had helped me jump start it.) He claimed that he charged me more due to me getting a loan and not paying cash. I still have the advertisement and in no place does it say cash only in fact he had even told me that he was running a special on this bike ( which was the one on his website and the craigslist. He sold me the bike at 8,995.00. The sales man that had sold it to me was unwilling to fix this problem.Desired Settlement: To refund me the 495.00

Consumer

Response:

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