Complaint Review: Quantex Microsystems - Somerset New Jersey
- Quantex Microsystems 400 B Pierce Street Somerset, New Jersey U.S.A.
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- Category: Computer Mail Order
Beware of Quantex, Cybermax, Inteva, Enorex, Pionex computers!! www.QuantexSucks.org *Consumer Comment
*0: ...you're tryly screwed! ..how anyone could want a new car badly enough to engage in this foolishness!
Have you been ripped off by Quantex too or do you have any Quantex horror stories you can share? If you do please go to www.QuantexSucks.org. Also if you are in the market for a new computer don't buy from Quantex unless you want a lemon!!
Note: Quantex is owned by a company called Fountain Technologies. Fountain also manufactures Cybermax, Inteva, Enorex, and Pionex systems. Any computer made by any of these companies should be avoided as well!!
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...you're tryly screwed! ..how anyone could want a new car badly enough to engage in this foolishness!
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SUBMITTED: Monday, August 27, 2001
This email is a rebuttal to RipOff #2855.
It was sent by Spike at addolphchrist@godisdead.com.
Beware Earnhardt Ford's Lease Deals *Rebuttal (#2855)
They filed the following rebuttal to the above Rip-Off Report:
Their email: addolphchrist@godisdead.com
Their name: Spike
Their phone number: 219-250-6409
Their relationship to the company: Consumer Suggestion
Rebuttal:
Anytime a person trades in a vehicle on which he owes more than it's worth is really going to be "married" to the new one. A totally unwise, foolish policy! With the normal 20% minimum loss encountered as soon as the new vehicle leaves the lot is added to the additional payoff on the trade in, you're tryly screwed! Dependinng on the length and terms of financing, you'll be BURIED in this new vehicle for YEARS! It's beyond me how anyone could want a new car badly enough to engage in this foolishness!


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