One Stop Motors
2950 S Rancho
Las Vegas Nevada 89102
United States of America
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One Stop Motors I have an ad in AutoTrader to sell my 2005 ROUSH Mustang. Isaac Henderson called with the same speil I got from Post Fliers a month or so earlier. Las Vegas, Nevada
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I have had a 2005 Roush Mustang advertised on AutoTrader for a couple months, and have received a few calls from "Auto Brokers" attempting to get me to list the car with them. All of them have the same story line "We have the buyers", "We can offer financing and shipping". Same tale different skunk. Post Fliers was most notable when I said to their rep "If you have the buyers, sell the car and I'll pay you a commission to which the Post Fliers rep said "F**K YOU!!" and hung up.
Isaac Henderson with One Stop is the latest. In our first conversation, to establish their legitimacy and association with AutoTrader, he led me thru the AutoTrader website thru "Affiliates" to "Deals on Wheels" to "Financing" and there they are. For a fee of $499 Isaac explained that One Stop would advertise the car, guarantee financing, shipping and an extended warranty to the buyer, which an individual cannot do. Isaac also told me that One Stop would get me $ 63,700 for a car I have advertised for $ 58,500.
I called AutoTrader Customer Service/Fraud and they said they did not suggest doing business with anyone that solicits me from my ad, or to give control of my ad to a broker and that One Stop Motors was NOT an "Affiliate" of AutoTrader, and AutoTrader most certainly did not endorse them.
I had a second message from Isaac in which he reminded me that "...we will be able to get you, as I indicated, $ 63,700...". Yeah, right.....
It is sad that these scammers expend time and energy to de-fraud instead of engaging in honest pursuits.
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#1 Consumer Comment
AUTHOR: coast - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, October 01, 2011
POSTED: Saturday, October 01, 2011
It is unethical for them to solicit you from the ad but that doesn't make them scammers. Of course the folks at AutoTrader are going to tell you not to use the auto brokers because they want you to keep running the ad.
#2 Consumer Comment
AUTHOR: lasvegasbizowner - las vegas (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 08, 2012
POSTED: Sunday, January 08, 2012
…I agree! Have you really taken a look at One Stop Motor’s website? It’s really great.
The site is chucked-full of inventory, very user friendly—the financing application very easy; there is a very informative and professional video of their celebrity spokesperson Kenny Wallace of NASCR; a testimonial page filled with customers who say they are very happy with their results. And speaking of results, you can also read all kinds of positive 5-STAR reviews on the web such as Citysearch.com… just type in: Citysearch one stop motors! There are also positive reviews on YP, Yelp, Judy’s book, etc.
I am a community business owner and I believe this company has a great deal to offer! From what I’ve read, One Stop Motors guarantees to advertise your car until sold… I bet that gets quite costly picking up all the advertising fees month after month until the consumer’s car is sold. I would think One Stop Motors would be very motivated to sell anyone’s car as quick as possible. Wouldn’t you agree?
