One does not have to look very far to find out how previous victims think about One Stop Motors (onestopmotors). Below are a few examples:
“They clearly have a wide network of rather disingenuous bloggers. Many dozens of search results have URLs with some permutation of their name. I can’t prove they’re trying to drown out dissent, but if you were going to, this is exactly what it would look like.” – SavvyToddlerMom.Com
“Thanks for the info. They called me tonight and, luckily, my husband told me I’d better look into them on the internet before committing. It’s a good thing I did. I was sold on the idea, but it is obvious that they do not legitimately try to sell your car. I will use 1/5 of that money and list it on several sites by myself.” Kristi on SavvyToddlerMom.Com
” I too have been contacted by Allan (three times)and have not responded as I decided to check Longwood first. Glad I did. Thanks for the info, however, I was also contacted by a Suzanne from One Stop Motors with the same spiel. They wanted $499 to sell my Lexus which she assured me I’d get back at the sale. She said they finance auto loans and that is why they can sell my Lexus for retail and they would get me more than I am asking for the car. I told her to put it all into an email.
Never received it!! Next time I shall ask them to “hold on please” and put the phone aside without hanging up and then get on with my chores until I hear the beep, beep, beep tone.” – Comment by Annabel Leasowe on SuperDork.Net
“This company needs to be investigated because they are undoubtedly taking big chunks of money from alot of trusting people and are not being scrutinized for their unethical, and possibly illegal business practices!” Mouthshut.com
Remember that most of the actual pages you will find on the internet concerning “onestopmotors” or “one stop motors” are actually genenerated by the firm itself to drown out truthful pages like this one? Simply ask yourself why would a sincere and honest business have to do this? Basically puts it seems obvious that the crux of their business model is ripping off gullible folks who buy into their “sales” pitch. One Stop Motors it seems has no intention of spending a realistic percentage of the money they take from folks to sell their car. Again if you have been recently duped by these cons your best bet is to dispute your card purchase now and/or cancel your order.
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