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Complaint Review: Fine Cars USA

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  • Submitted: Sunday, February 07, 2010
  • Last Posting: Monday, February 08, 2010
  • Reported By: 1 born every day — Louisiana United States of America
Fine Cars USA
Pompano Beach Florida United States of America

Fine Cars USA not as described, lies, scam artist, fraudlent ebay seller Pompano Beach, Florida

*Consumer Comment: Once again, people buy sight unseen


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What a sucker I am.  I saw the ebay rating of over 99% and thought surely ebay would not give these people a high rating if not earned. WRONG!!!  Ebay does not protect the buyer. Mo and Geno both said that this vehicle had no stories.  After winning the bid on ebay I contacted them and was told that if I wasn't satisfied with this vehicle then they would take it back no questions asked.  I trusted them sent them payment and arranged for delivery.  They delivered it a week late.  When I got the vehicle it was not even 4 WD as described.  The wiring harness (all 3 of them) were not hooked up and not only did the airbags not work but the wipers the lights anything electronic is out of order.  I have had the vehicle since November and ebay's auction insurance(independent) kept me from filing anything else on this guy because I started trusting them.  They told me they would get to the bottom of this seller and help get him removed from their site.  They were all in cahoots with each other and I just trusted someone would want to be ethical.  WRONG !!!! Mo did offer to take the vehicle back before I contacted Ebay but said it would be at my expense and he would list it for ME on ebay under his account at no reserve.  Needless to say I couldn't let hm do that to someone else or me agian by possibly using some Shill bid to get it back a second time.  It is all smoke and mirrors with "NOTSOFINECARSUSA" and ebay is a co-conspirator in my opinion.  Just got to the dealership.  Don't try to save money.  Fine Cars USA,  you should be ashamed and if the money you made on me is worth that much to you I'm glad I contributed to your scam process.  I wish I found this site prior to doing Business with Mo and the fine folks at "NOTSOFINECARSUSA".  Mo at least take the USA off of your name.

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#1 Consumer Comment

Once again, people buy sight unseen

AUTHOR: Withheld - Somewhere (U.S.A.)

I have similar stories to your so many times. I feel bad for you, but why, oh why, do people buy vehicles on line from other states without getting them inspected? Why not buy a truck in your own local area ? I assume there must be thousands for sale that you can touch, feel, and drive first. 

No one in their right mind would buy a car adverstised in their local paper without looking at it, checking it out and taking it on a test drive. For same reason I can't fathom, people will buy something on line from several states away and think nothing of it. I know it is too late now, but you should have gone to see the truck in person and also get it inspected before you purchased it. Sure it is inconvenient to make a seperate trip, but you could have avoided all this aggravation had you done so. If that seems like way too much trouble and expense , then you probably need to buy one from your local area instead.

By the way, the e bay protection program only applies if you get the vehicle inspected prior to the transaction, so since you failed to do so, I'm not surprised they didn't get involved

I have to disagree with you that e bay is a co conspirator, all they do is provide a forum to enable the buyer and seller to get together; after that the transaction is specifically between you and the seller. Would you blame your local newspaper or craigslist if someone sold a car with a classified ad and you weren't satisfied? What about a flyer on the bulletin board at a local store? Is that the store's fault?


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