These are fraudulent peopleThey advertised a vehicle on ***.com some time ago claiming that it was in good running conditionI exchanged several emails with them and talked to them about the vehicle on the telephoneThey told me they could hold the vehicle for me if I gave them a deposit which I didI told them I would give them the rest after my arrival at their dealership in TexasThe owner of the dealership confessed to me there once I arrived that he had lived in Queens, New York and that he moved to Texas because he had been apparently sued or something for dishonestyAfter signing several pages he told me he would have someone bring the car over to the parking lot? The car was not there when I arrived and it was only after I gave him all the money that he had someone bring the car to the parking lotThese people seem to be from the middle east and I intend to file a complaint with my *** *** and other agenciesAfter bringing the vehicle over I looked at it and it did not even have a spare tireThey brought one only afterI looked around and I did not see anything peculiarIt was only after I drove it out of the dealership to my home state of New York that I experienced some bad things with itI felt a vibration as if the car was out of alignmentThe ride was roughIn fact it was so rough and there was so much vibration that another motorist beeped me on the highway saying that the rear tired were wobblingWhen I arrived in New York I took it to a local mechanic and he told me that the rims were too wide for the car and that they were damagedI had incurred airplane and gasoline expenses to get to the vehicle and I trusted these peopleI was wrongThen when I went to motor vehicles to register it in my state this auto dealership sent me a title with a changed odometer readingIt looked like they tried to write over the mileage twiceThen also noticed that the paint on the left side of the vehicle ( driver's side ) was roughIt looked like it had been painted overThen I noticed upon closer inspection that the right fender ( passenger's side ) had also been painted over, as well as the middle of the rear bumperThe vehicle apparently had been involved in a car accident because some parts on the front end also looked suspiciousMy motor vehicles department in New York advised me to file a complaint with your stateI intent to write to my local *** *** for their assistance in this fraud as well as the United States Immigration ServicesWe need to stop fraudulent people from taking advantage of hard working AmericansI have all their emails and pictures to submit as proofI hope you can also render me some assistance with this problemI paid them all the money they wanted for the vehicle which was several thousands
These are fraudulent peopleThey advertised a vehicle on ***.com some time ago claiming that it was in good running conditionI exchanged several emails with them and talked to them about the vehicle on the telephoneThey told me they could hold the vehicle for me if I gave them a deposit which I didI told them I would give them the rest after my arrival at their dealership in TexasThe owner of the dealership confessed to me there once I arrived that he had lived in Queens, New York and that he moved to Texas because he had been apparently sued or something for dishonestyAfter signing several pages he told me he would have someone bring the car over to the parking lot? The car was not there when I arrived and it was only after I gave him all the money that he had someone bring the car to the parking lotThese people seem to be from the middle east and I intend to file a complaint with my *** *** and other agenciesAfter bringing the vehicle over I looked at it and it did not even have a spare tireThey brought one only afterI looked around and I did not see anything peculiarIt was only after I drove it out of the dealership to my home state of New York that I experienced some bad things with itI felt a vibration as if the car was out of alignmentThe ride was roughIn fact it was so rough and there was so much vibration that another motorist beeped me on the highway saying that the rear tired were wobblingWhen I arrived in New York I took it to a local mechanic and he told me that the rims were too wide for the car and that they were damagedI had incurred airplane and gasoline expenses to get to the vehicle and I trusted these peopleI was wrongThen when I went to motor vehicles to register it in my state this auto dealership sent me a title with a changed odometer readingIt looked like they tried to write over the mileage twiceThen also noticed that the paint on the left side of the vehicle ( driver's side ) was roughIt looked like it had been painted overThen I noticed upon closer inspection that the right fender ( passenger's side ) had also been painted over, as well as the middle of the rear bumperThe vehicle apparently had been involved in a car accident because some parts on the front end also looked suspiciousMy motor vehicles department in New York advised me to file a complaint with your stateI intent to write to my local *** *** for their assistance in this fraud as well as the United States Immigration ServicesWe need to stop fraudulent people from taking advantage of hard working AmericansI have all their emails and pictures to submit as proofI hope you can also render me some assistance with this problemI paid them all the money they wanted for the vehicle which was several thousands