Call a call from Premier Auto Shoppers, Inc at the last minute, stating the carrier assigned to me was overbooked Ask for $more dollars to deliver the same day originally promised
Told me my motorcycle would be delivered in a enclosed trailer which he showed me on his website. Was in a back of pickup truck instead. carrier charge $50.00 more than contract [redacted] said he would refund my credit card Did not happen Nice guy when making the deal a rip-off artist after the deal .
I'm writing this review after I successfully recovered a $300 deposit with Premier Auto Shippers (PAS) through my credit card company due to PASâ failure to perform as contracted and their flagrant attempts to fabricate records and falsify contacts. I have never dealt with a more dishonest and predatory shipping company, specifically [redacted] and ***, who proved theyâ ll go to any lengths to cover up unethical behavior (to include falsifying information). Like some other reviewers on various sites, I also had to threaten PAS with breach of contract in small claims court but ultimately I let the credit card company work on my behalf. The details of my specific dispute are similar to other complaints but arenâ t as important as is what worked for me in recovering money when PAS failed to ship my vehicle and then submitted blatantly falsified information when responding to my credit card companyâ s dispute department. **WARNING: I would never recommend using Premier Auto Shippers under any circumstances for any purpose, regardless of what price they quote you! This predatory company deserves to go out of business and legal prosecutionâ ¦BUYER BEWARE!!! [redacted] Here were the four factors that allowed me to recover my deposit: 1. When PAS sends you a Docu-sign contract, read it carefully as PAS will attempt to beat you over the head with the terms and conditions in case of a dispute. Make sure theyâ ve actually written in the agreed upon special conditions, e.g. vehicle must be pick-up or dropped off within certain specific date windows, total price. They will make verbal commitments and then act in direct opposition. NOTE: if you cancel with PAS prior to the pickup date the contract states you must do it in writing, regardless of what they tell you on the phone. 2. Make sure you document the content of every call or email with them. Only through meticulous documentation could I prove to the credit card company that what PAS claimed in their dispute rebuttal was blatantly untrue. PASâ level of fabrication and mischaracterization in attempting to retain the deposit was astounding in scope and showed what is often legally referred to as â acting in bad faithâ . 3. Let your credit card companyâ s dispute department work on your behalf, as itâ s better than small claims court and credit cards can involuntarily withdraw the money from the merchantâ s account (as they did in my case). This also puts time pressure on the merchant as they usually have to rebut within 30 days or lose the money. 4. Donâ t give up trying to recover your money. In my case it went relatively quickly once the credit card company became involved after Iâ d done everything possible to work with PAS on a solution, not that they were responsive or professional in any sense. Expect [redacted] the owner to be confrontational and combative once you express your displeasure and then to cease all communications, meaning PAS failed to take any steps to mitigate the dispute in the eyes of the credit card company.
Call a call from Premier Auto Shoppers, Inc at the last minute, stating the carrier assigned to me was overbooked Ask for $more dollars to deliver the same day originally promised
Told me my motorcycle would be delivered in a enclosed trailer which he showed me on his website. Was in a back of pickup truck instead. carrier charge $50.00 more than contract [redacted] said he would refund my credit card Did not happen Nice guy when making the deal a rip-off artist after the deal .
I'm writing this review after I successfully recovered a $300 deposit with Premier Auto Shippers (PAS) through my credit card company due to PASâ failure to perform as contracted and their flagrant attempts to fabricate records and falsify contacts. I have never dealt with a more dishonest and predatory shipping company, specifically [redacted] and ***, who proved theyâ ll go to any lengths to cover up unethical behavior (to include falsifying information). Like some other reviewers on various sites, I also had to threaten PAS with breach of contract in small claims court but ultimately I let the credit card company work on my behalf. The details of my specific dispute are similar to other complaints but arenâ t as important as is what worked for me in recovering money when PAS failed to ship my vehicle and then submitted blatantly falsified information when responding to my credit card companyâ s dispute department. **WARNING: I would never recommend using Premier Auto Shippers under any circumstances for any purpose, regardless of what price they quote you! This predatory company deserves to go out of business and legal prosecutionâ ¦BUYER BEWARE!!! [redacted] Here were the four factors that allowed me to recover my deposit: 1. When PAS sends you a Docu-sign contract, read it carefully as PAS will attempt to beat you over the head with the terms and conditions in case of a dispute. Make sure theyâ ve actually written in the agreed upon special conditions, e.g. vehicle must be pick-up or dropped off within certain specific date windows, total price. They will make verbal commitments and then act in direct opposition. NOTE: if you cancel with PAS prior to the pickup date the contract states you must do it in writing, regardless of what they tell you on the phone. 2. Make sure you document the content of every call or email with them. Only through meticulous documentation could I prove to the credit card company that what PAS claimed in their dispute rebuttal was blatantly untrue. PASâ level of fabrication and mischaracterization in attempting to retain the deposit was astounding in scope and showed what is often legally referred to as â acting in bad faithâ . 3. Let your credit card companyâ s dispute department work on your behalf, as itâ s better than small claims court and credit cards can involuntarily withdraw the money from the merchantâ s account (as they did in my case). This also puts time pressure on the merchant as they usually have to rebut within 30 days or lose the money. 4. Donâ t give up trying to recover your money. In my case it went relatively quickly once the credit card company became involved after Iâ d done everything possible to work with PAS on a solution, not that they were responsive or professional in any sense. Expect [redacted] the owner to be confrontational and combative once you express your displeasure and then to cease all communications, meaning PAS failed to take any steps to mitigate the dispute in the eyes of the credit card company.