Camelback Ford Thieves and Thugs Phoenix, Arizona

I spoke with an attorney today that is going to take my case and pursue various types of charges against all the managers there.;) I called the finance company that Camelback Ford said approved my loan only to take back the funds later because they found I lied about my job.  No surprise, the finance company had never heard of me and my S.S.# is not in their system.  The fraud continues and these people must be stopped.

Additionally, I just checked my voicemail messages and there is yet another manager from Camelback Ford that wants to be sure my experience has been a positive one.  Another from an employee of Camelback Ford asking me if I want to refinance by the end of the year and save money.  It would be funny if it weren't for the fact that I believe this is there way of just throwing it in my face that have the car and kept my money.  Perhaps we shall add harassment to the list.  I suppose it is also possible that that they are that clueless.

Anyone in the area that is looking for an Audi TT I would suggest you stay away from this car:
2002 Audi TT Roadster
Vin #TRUUT28N621025735

This is a lovely vehicle but there are several things that are costly to repair that is wrong with this car.  #1 being that they never mentioned this car was in an accident.  I didn't realize it until I walked around the back to put gas in that I noticed the rear quarter panel has bondo on it.  

Also, if there is anyone else there that has been robbed by this dealer we need to get together and do something about it.  I work to hard to give my money to a millionaire that employs liars and thieves.

I tried calling them and trying to help the customer get their money back or some kind agreement.  When you call down there and asked to speak to a manager it's odd, very odd that everybody is a manager.  I cannot believe that the automotive group Larry Vantyle Would allow such people to do what they do to consumers.  It's funny how they insisted on the customer bring $4000 cash without a receipt.  Maybe they're some people that work at that dealership they can't be trusted and the upper management that no clue  

I'm going to send a copy of this ripoff report to a guy by the name of Said Deep and William Clay Ford.  

There is a gentleman in this area that contacted me yesterday and he called Camelback Ford and they admitted I did give them $4500 in cash.  I am waiting to speak with him today to see if there has been an agreement reached and if not I am heading to the Attorney Generals with all my voicemails, texts, paperwork and police report.  These people are liars and thieves and they must be stopped.

I would like to thank Rip Off Report for their immediate response and it is good to know there are good people out there that care.

The best thing to do is to contact your Attorney General immediately and send him a copy of your Ripoff Report and copies of all the paperwork that the dealership gave you. Simply 'Google' this- ARIZONA ATTORNEY GENERAL, and all of the information is available on the web.

Keep all of the emails, text messages, and voicemails for evidence and provide them to the Attorney General also. (Keep the originals and copies for yourself.)

The Police cannot do much in regards to an automobile transaction. It appears that the dealership will have to give you back all of your money, since the transaction was not approved for financing.

You might have to pay some type of a penalty for using the car, based on the number of days that you had the car in your possession and how many miles were put on the vehicle. Check all of the paperwork that the dealership gave you for the penalty that you might owe them.

Contacting all of your Local TV News Stations in your town is a great idea. Send each one of them a copy of your Ripoff Report and put it to the attention of 'Investigative Reporter'.

Good luck to you.