- Report: #926834
Complaint Review: Carousel Auto
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| Carousel Auto 1350 Wilmington Pike (US Route 202S)
West Chester, Pennsylvania United States of America |
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Carousel Auto Carousel Hyundai, Carousel Toyota Carousel Auto, Carousel Hyundai, Jim Brindley West Chester, Pennsylvania
*Author of original report: Hello Ed! Nice to finally meet you.
*Consumer Comment: It's unclear as to whether or not you purchased a vehicle there
*Author of original report: Just so you know...
*Author of original report: Who knew?
*General Comment: Why?
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These guys are crooks. They pull your credit claiming that its only a "soft pull" and its a HARD PULL that hits your score tremendously. They also pull it four or five times, for what? They don't make you a fair offer on your trade and there vehicles are overpriced. I found way better deals at other dealerships. They're service department is run by this skinny little geek that causes so much frustration because he is so disgusted with his life as a looser. He really gives the place a bad name. You can't trust this geek to wash your windshield, never the less repair your car. He blames everything on "Not being able to duplicate the problem." He is the problem! These guys need to clean house. That Jim Brindley is the biggest con-artist of all.
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 08/13/2012 08:11 PM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Carousel-Auto/West-Chester-Pennsylvania-19382/Carousel-Auto-Carousel-Hyundai-Carousel-Toyota-Carousel-Auto-Carousel-Hyundai-Jim-Brind-926834. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
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Hello Ed! Nice to finally meet you.
AUTHOR: R.Chamberland - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, August 19, 2012
I was responding from my Google Droid at the time and I inserted the wrong word by accident. It is a pleasure Mr. Editor.
In response to your question: I received (from the dealership) the terms of the loan that I was trying to receive credit for. I submitted it on Thursday and when I showed up at the dealership on Friday, the proposal was totally different. The margin of profit the dealership would of made was a lot larger. This is why I criticized there establishment. They are crooks.
On a personal note: thanks for the prompt responses to my article. It builds the thread. That is what you are trying to do, isn't it? I mean the more comments, than this article places higher in the search engines, then someone has to pay 2 to 7 thousand dollars in order to push these comments to the second or third page of the Google Search Engine.
Until the dealership pays, people will see that these people are crooks and hopefully no one else will get burned by them. If people so chose to do business with them, please take this report seriously; it was authored due to there negligence and down right dirty and unfair and borderline criminal actions against me. I can only hope that this is NOT the norm for this business.
Nice to have met you Eddy!
In response to your question: I received (from the dealership) the terms of the loan that I was trying to receive credit for. I submitted it on Thursday and when I showed up at the dealership on Friday, the proposal was totally different. The margin of profit the dealership would of made was a lot larger. This is why I criticized there establishment. They are crooks.
On a personal note: thanks for the prompt responses to my article. It builds the thread. That is what you are trying to do, isn't it? I mean the more comments, than this article places higher in the search engines, then someone has to pay 2 to 7 thousand dollars in order to push these comments to the second or third page of the Google Search Engine.
Until the dealership pays, people will see that these people are crooks and hopefully no one else will get burned by them. If people so chose to do business with them, please take this report seriously; it was authored due to there negligence and down right dirty and unfair and borderline criminal actions against me. I can only hope that this is NOT the norm for this business.
Nice to have met you Eddy!
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What's this? #2 Consumer Comment
It's unclear as to whether or not you purchased a vehicle there
AUTHOR: coast - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 14, 2012
"Are you sure your not someone from the dealership?"
The proper word is you're NOT your. No, I am not affiliated with any auto dealership.
"Who knew these guys were creeps?"
Well ok, maybe you weren't aware of that at first glance but you were aware of the trade-in offer and the price of the selected vehicle before you submitted the loan request, right?
Did you buy a vehicle there?
The proper word is you're NOT your. No, I am not affiliated with any auto dealership.
"Who knew these guys were creeps?"
Well ok, maybe you weren't aware of that at first glance but you were aware of the trade-in offer and the price of the selected vehicle before you submitted the loan request, right?
Did you buy a vehicle there?
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What's this? #3 Author of original report
Just so you know...
AUTHOR: R.Chamberland - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 14, 2012
In this rebuttal I have included the picture of the guy personally responsible for the deceptiveness at your dealership. Jim Brindley. Now that this report doesn't get removed the world will know that we have a way to fight back with dealerships that implement unethical business practices. This site is a valid third party that allows real people's comments, not those fake comments from employees about there dealership. People, seriously beware, they treated me very cruelly and didn't care one sent to try and fix the problem. They will treat you the same way!
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What's this? #4 Author of original report
Who knew?
AUTHOR: R.Chamberland - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Who knew these guys were creeps? It's not like they put up a sign that says "stay away from us we're idiots and crooks." I authored this report so that other people don't go through what I went through. Are you sure your not someone from the dealership?
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Why did you apply for an auto loan from a company that doesn't offer a fair trade, has overpriced vehicles and has a loser for a service manager when you could have received a better deal at other dealerships?
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