- Report: #313793
Complaint Review: Top Gun Promotions
| Top Gun Promotions Plano Parkway
Plano, Texas U.S.A. |
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Top Gun Promotions sold to the wrong person. Plano Texas
*Consumer Comment: Complete Scam
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: 99.9 % of customers are satisfied
*Consumer Comment: Imagine that.....
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Your comments are far from the truth
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Your comments are far from the truth
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Your comments are far from the truth
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Your comments are far from the truth
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: The solution is simple: Don't do business with "Top Gun Promotions" and Don't buy an "Auto Care Super Saver"
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: The solution is simple: Don't do business with "Top Gun Promotions" and Don't buy an "Auto Care Super Saver"
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: The solution is simple: Don't do business with "Top Gun Promotions" and Don't buy an "Auto Care Super Saver"
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: The solution is simple: Don't do business with "Top Gun Promotions" and Don't buy an "Auto Care Super Saver"
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Customer is 100% WRONG !!!
*Author of original report: You must be kidding.
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: The truth of the matter
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Comment
Complete Scam
AUTHOR: JoeGastWatcher - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, July 05, 2011
His company has no less than 700,000 compaints and reports lodged with the FTC and BBB. They are currently being investigated by the State of Texas for improper business practices with evidence gathered in the numerous complaints.
My story is a little different. I remember the kid that came to my door and I told him I understand he has a job to do, but with all do respect, I have to laugh. I did not give him (or anyone else that knocks on my door) my CC info, but somehow, somewhere the claim they charged $150 to my credit card, but the purchase did not go through.
I had no idea I was even charged anything until I get a collections call. I immediately called my CC company and my identity monitoring service. Neither could find a charge that was being described by the collection agent. For what it's worth, the only credit card I have has a $10,000 limit with a $0 balance. I was told by both my CC company and Lifelock that it is a scam and to just ignore their calls, but it's hard to ignore 2 calls a week for 6 months.
Of course the guy that came to my door no longer works for the company anymore and they will absolutely not contact you by phone.
After filling out litterally 87 "contact me" requests over a 6-month span on autocaresupersavers.com, I had my lawyer email them. What do you know? Not even 10 minutes after my lawyer emails, I get an response from Mr. Gast. He isn't the slightest bit concerned about the problem. I ask him to call me, he refuses (all phone and email correspondence is recorded). He then tells me he is going to look into it, forgive me for not believing him. I am flying to Dallas to speak with Mr. Gast in person (chances are he'll avoid me, but I'll find him).
Mr. Gast, there is nothing legitimate or even somewhat legitmate about Top Gun Promotions. You are running a scam and you will pay for it; legally or otherwise. Here is testimony from a former employee: http://www.ripoffreport.com/auto-repair-service/top-gun-promotions/top-gun-promotions-tried-to-c-pe648.htm . DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY...EVER. I DIDN'T BUY FROM THEM BUT I'M STILL GOING THROUGH THE SAME SH*T AS SOMEONE WHOE DID. Im running an IP trace on the few positive review on this company and so far I'm 1/1 for tracing the favorable review back to an employee or former employee.
#2 REBUTTAL Owner of company
99.9 % of customers are satisfied
AUTHOR: Vpoftopgunpromotions - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, January 20, 2009
#3 Consumer Comment
Imagine that.....
AUTHOR: Jim - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Reputable companies may have one or two complaints, but you guys are incredible! For those consumers who may be victim of this scam, please check them out at the BBB website and read all the complaints. Wow.
#4 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Your comments are far from the truth
AUTHOR: Vpoftopgunpromotions - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, November 20, 2008
#5 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Your comments are far from the truth
AUTHOR: Vpoftopgunpromotions - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, November 20, 2008
#6 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Your comments are far from the truth
AUTHOR: Vpoftopgunpromotions - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, November 20, 2008
#7 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Your comments are far from the truth
AUTHOR: Vpoftopgunpromotions - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, November 20, 2008
#8 UPDATE EX-employee responds
The solution is simple: Don't do business with "Top Gun Promotions" and Don't buy an "Auto Care Super Saver"
AUTHOR: Jonathan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, June 05, 2008
They do not do any background checks on their employees ("subcontractors"), so that person knocking at your door could very well be a convicted child molester or drug addict. Many of their "subcontractors" actually do have criminal backgrounds----after all, being a "door-to-door" salesperson is not exactly attractive work. Then they also do a good job of trying to take advantage of high school or college students----often hiring people just to throw them out there for a few days to see if they can make a few sales here and there. They will flier parking lots which end up getting littered----they do this despite many complaints and requests that they not do this. They also advertise in apartment complexes---urging their "subcontractors" to break laws and trespass in order to push a $90 coupon to a place that may or may not be in business and may or may not offer good service.
Ultimately, the days of the door-to-door salesman are gone. In this day and age, it's just not worth the risk to open your door to strangers----especially strangers who ask for your credit card number!
My advice? Do not work for "Top Gun Promotion" - and don't open their door if they knock, and certainly do not buy an "Auto Care Super Saver!"
#9 UPDATE EX-employee responds
The solution is simple: Don't do business with "Top Gun Promotions" and Don't buy an "Auto Care Super Saver"
AUTHOR: Jonathan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, June 05, 2008
They do not do any background checks on their employees ("subcontractors"), so that person knocking at your door could very well be a convicted child molester or drug addict. Many of their "subcontractors" actually do have criminal backgrounds----after all, being a "door-to-door" salesperson is not exactly attractive work. Then they also do a good job of trying to take advantage of high school or college students----often hiring people just to throw them out there for a few days to see if they can make a few sales here and there. They will flier parking lots which end up getting littered----they do this despite many complaints and requests that they not do this. They also advertise in apartment complexes---urging their "subcontractors" to break laws and trespass in order to push a $90 coupon to a place that may or may not be in business and may or may not offer good service.
Ultimately, the days of the door-to-door salesman are gone. In this day and age, it's just not worth the risk to open your door to strangers----especially strangers who ask for your credit card number!
My advice? Do not work for "Top Gun Promotion" - and don't open their door if they knock, and certainly do not buy an "Auto Care Super Saver!"
#10 UPDATE EX-employee responds
The solution is simple: Don't do business with "Top Gun Promotions" and Don't buy an "Auto Care Super Saver"
AUTHOR: Jonathan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, June 05, 2008
They do not do any background checks on their employees ("subcontractors"), so that person knocking at your door could very well be a convicted child molester or drug addict. Many of their "subcontractors" actually do have criminal backgrounds----after all, being a "door-to-door" salesperson is not exactly attractive work. Then they also do a good job of trying to take advantage of high school or college students----often hiring people just to throw them out there for a few days to see if they can make a few sales here and there. They will flier parking lots which end up getting littered----they do this despite many complaints and requests that they not do this. They also advertise in apartment complexes---urging their "subcontractors" to break laws and trespass in order to push a $90 coupon to a place that may or may not be in business and may or may not offer good service.
Ultimately, the days of the door-to-door salesman are gone. In this day and age, it's just not worth the risk to open your door to strangers----especially strangers who ask for your credit card number!
My advice? Do not work for "Top Gun Promotion" - and don't open their door if they knock, and certainly do not buy an "Auto Care Super Saver!"
#11 UPDATE EX-employee responds
The solution is simple: Don't do business with "Top Gun Promotions" and Don't buy an "Auto Care Super Saver"
AUTHOR: Jonathan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, June 05, 2008
They do not do any background checks on their employees ("subcontractors"), so that person knocking at your door could very well be a convicted child molester or drug addict. Many of their "subcontractors" actually do have criminal backgrounds----after all, being a "door-to-door" salesperson is not exactly attractive work. Then they also do a good job of trying to take advantage of high school or college students----often hiring people just to throw them out there for a few days to see if they can make a few sales here and there. They will flier parking lots which end up getting littered----they do this despite many complaints and requests that they not do this. They also advertise in apartment complexes---urging their "subcontractors" to break laws and trespass in order to push a $90 coupon to a place that may or may not be in business and may or may not offer good service.
Ultimately, the days of the door-to-door salesman are gone. In this day and age, it's just not worth the risk to open your door to strangers----especially strangers who ask for your credit card number!
My advice? Do not work for "Top Gun Promotion" - and don't open their door if they knock, and certainly do not buy an "Auto Care Super Saver!"
#12 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Customer is 100% WRONG !!!
AUTHOR: Vpoftopgunpromotions - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, March 13, 2008
#13 Author of original report
You must be kidding.
AUTHOR: Eric - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, March 09, 2008
Eric
#14 REBUTTAL Owner of company
The truth of the matter
AUTHOR: Vpoftopgunpromotions - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 03, 2008
Top Gun Promotions received a call from a SCOTTY around feb 8 th asking top gun promotions to quit selling the membership cards. Scotty informed us that Ralph was no longer with their company and we at that time (feb 9th, 2008) agreed to temporally stop selling new super saver cards until we could have a meeting with RM Tires to discuss the promotion. RM Tires has a LEGAL obligation to honor ALL the memberships sold through Feb, 9th 2008. Meaning if a customer purchased a membership on feb 7th 2008 that customer would have 1 year to use the super saver card and RM Tires has a LEGAL obligation to honor that membership until its expiration of FEB 8, 2009.
My name is Joe Gast VP of sales for Top Gun Promotions. I have been with the company since 1991 and RM Tires just like over 500 other major service centers nationwide signed a contract with Top Gun Promotions and we have worked very hard to sell super saver cards over the past year and a half for RM tires and it is their obligation to honor the memberships and take care of EVERY customer that purchased a card. Top Gun Promotions will nor issue ANY refunds based on SCOTTY's decision to all of a sudden after 1.5 years of honoring the memberships to just say " we were not paid and we wont honor the cards" There is not any Legal obligation for Top Gun Promotions to pay RM Tires any monies for the super savers sold as noted in our contract with RM Tires.
Top Gun Promotions has been in business for over 20 years and is very well respected in the service center industry and WILL NOT put up with any Service Center, or its employees,making FALSE claims and telling customers we and or our products are a scam. RM Tires included 4 of their employees in the picture on the front of the membership card and has honored the cards with great success for a year and a half and is completely liable to honor the remaining memberships that are still have time left on them.
In the meantime while our attorneys are enforcing the contract RM TIRES signed Top Gun Promotions is giving every customer a replacement card for another service center within 3 miles of RM TIRES with the exact same offers and discounts. To receive your replacement card for please call Top Gun Promotions at 972 801 9464./or simply mail back your RM Tire promotion to Top Gun Promotions 801 east plano parkway #135 plano tx 75074
Thank you for your patience as we try to resolve this issue for the deserving people who purchased an auto care super saver membership

