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Complaint Review: Salvage World - Davie Florida

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  • Salvage World 4701 SW 45th Street. Davie, Florida USA

Salvage World GSA Auctions, LLC401 E Las Olas Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA Fraudulant, Negligent Misrepresentation, Decietful, Misleading Davie Florida

*Author of original report: 60 Day Holding

*Consumer Comment: Do you know why they said "60 days" for a refund?

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Salvage World led me to believe they had a vehicle in their possession and that it was to be auctioned and sold to the highest bidder.  They requested a deposit and reflected me as the highest bidder on their website.  At the close of the auction I was sent an email, advising me that I was the highest bidder and that I should contact Salvage World immediately. 

I made a follow-up call and learned that I had infact been out bid but I could up my bid if I wanted the vehicle.  I uped the bid.  I recieved another call the next day, advising the vehicle was not going to another auction and that it was selling for more money but I could up my bid if I wanted the vehicle.  I caught on to the scam and asked for a refund.  I was advised, however, that I would be forfitting large portion of the my deposit, should I request a refund before 60 days. 

I was also advised that I could continue to look for vehicle that was in my price range.  I thought what the heck, I would see what develops.  I did find another vehicle, but low and behold, the same shinanagins occured.   This time I chose to request my refund as the 60 day mark had come and gone.  

From that day forward, I have been requesting and promised my refund was/is being processed. 

This is unfortunate and the reason there needs to be additional laws and regulations imposed on internet companies.  Based on the number of complaints I've read, I would imagine the owner of Salvage World or GSA Auctions, LLC has profitted in the millions as a result of this scam.  This should be stopped and if anyone knows is willing to open a class action law suit, you can count me in.

Regards,

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#2 Author of original report

60 Day Holding

AUTHOR: Richard Artman - ()

POSTED: Wednesday, December 11, 2013

TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT WERE SPELLED OUT ON THE INTERNET SITE.  

SALVAGE WORLD NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN!  I AM JUST SURPRISED THAT THEY ARE ABLE TO OPERATE THIS WAY, PARTICULARY AS A COMPANY THAT IS HELD IN THE UNITED STATES.  

MY THOUGHT IS THIS IS SOME KIND OF PONZI SCHEME. 

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Do you know why they said "60 days" for a refund?

AUTHOR: FloridaNative - ()

POSTED: Wednesday, December 11, 2013

I can only surmise, based on your post, that the original deposit you placed on the original bid was a charged to your credit card.

Credit card companies have a limitation on challenging the charges made to your card to 60 days. That's why they said you can receive a refund AFTER 60 days. It clearly was a set up so you wouldn't go to your credit card company and initiate a refund through the card company. This sounds unethical to me. Was there anything you signed or agreed to when you made the original bid? What were the terms and conditions?

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