Colonial Nissan, Feasterville, Pennsylvania Writes Fake Reviews for Itself, Overcharges Consumers Feasterville-Trevose Pennsylvania

Your post comes down to this. You are just reviewing the other reviews and giving us your OPINION of who wrote those reviews. Nothing you have stated gives us any specifics as to what YOUR actual complaint is. And no, that general statement you made is NOT giving us specifics.  My question came down to this...tell us YOUR specific situation, no determination of who is right or wrong, just tell us YOUR specific case.  But you took it beyond that.

You post information on all of these negative reviews, and that goes against your reasoning of why you aren't posting your experience. So what do you do? You tell me you don't like my writing style? Really? So it isn't up to your standards? I'm not in school, I am not trying to get a passing grade and don't need anyone to try and grade my posts. But I know you would give them an "F"..perhaps a "D-" if you were feeling generous. I don't claim to be an English Major and I don't have attorneys reviewing my writing before I post it.

But if that is all you have to say in answer the questions asked then anyone with any sort of thought process would see how shallow and flawed your reasoning is. You talk about time, well they will also wonder why you are spending so much time to go after a poster instead of making your complaint stronger. As all that had to be stated was your experience..done.

So go ahead and continue to bash me..it is actually reassuring and humorous that I am causing you to freak out about so much of what I have to say and my logic that it makes you continually try to discredit my comments.

Since I know you are just dying to get the last word in, I hope you make it a good one because I won't be responding anymore.

In Fraudbuster's latest subliterate, illogical, uneducated post, he has repeated the same irrelevant argument. I have already addressed and debunked his fake points in my prior posts.

He seems to be more interested in flexing his imagined muscles of intelligence than in addressing the matter at hand: the overwhelming evidence that Colonial Nissan posts seemingly fake rave reviews for itself, yet the negative reviews for them seem authentic, as strongly evidenced in my prior posts. 

Perhaps Fraudbuster should spend more time correcting his many errors in syntax, semantics, and morpholog than in repeatedly posting the same invalid argument. Whether he is affiliated with Colonial Nissan or an attention-seeking troll, who cares? This Ripoff Report is about Colonial Nissan's treachery, not Fraudbuster's self-importance and need to garner attention.

You are right this is not a court of law. This is a PUBLIC web site where like you the PUBLIC can come and post comments. If instead of posting your experience you want spend your time to attempt to discredit honest and straight forward questions by "accusing" people of working for the company then that is your choice. The public that reads these comments will take that as it is.

I will also be very straight forward, had you posted your experience in the beginning I wouldn't have even posted any comments at all.

But if I was an employee of the company wouldn't I be better served to post rebuttals saying I was a customer and had a positive experience instead of just asking for more details of your negative experience? That is exactly what you claim they are doing on other sites..so why not here?

Nothing I have stated actually says one way or the other who is right. But like most of your post, the reason for not posting your experience is flawed. Your basic contention is that if you post too much information they can track you down and file a frivolous lawsuit costing you thousands of dollars in attorneys fees. If that is the case how do you explain the other negative reviews on other sites that you continue to point out? Those provide a lot more information and again by your own posting on sites that are not as "anonymous" as this site is. Yet they are still there(some reviews years old). Nothing about them getting sued, nothing about them being required to take them down, nothing about them revising their review to a positive review.  Are you going to come here and say you know that they were sued and had to spend thousands of dollars to defend themelves?

So what makes your truthful experience any different where they would come after you? Yes that is a rhetorical questions because you have stated you are not going to post any details.

So once again..good luck in what ever your end game is

In his latest subliterate, illogical, uneducated post, "Fraudbuster" has further proven that he is the "fraud". He seems to believe that I am required to answer to him and thus give every detail about my negative experiences with Colonial Nissan of Feasterville. As I stated in my original report:

"Colonial will say and do anything to trick you into paying too much for a car, repair, or anything else."

That sentence sums up my experiences. There is no law that says that I must further explain myself. Doing so might reveal my identity to Colonial Nissan, who might then file a frivolous lawsuit against me or otherwise bully me just for telling the truth. Even though they would have no chance of winning a lawsuit because the truth is an absolute defense against libel, I would still be out many thousands of dollars in attorneys' fees to defend against it. The whole purpose of filing a Ripoff Report is that you can do so anonymously and thus not face potential retaliation from crooked companies like Colonial Nissan.

In my original post, I referenced the many other genuine negative reviews and fake positive reviews, which strongly evidenced my claims. Yet, "Fraudbuster" falsely tried to dismiss this proof as "hearsay". This is not a court of law. Consumer reviews are admissible in Ripoff Reports. 

The fact that "Fraudbuster" is trying to pump me for details suggests that he is a shill for Colonial Nissan. Perhaps he should find a new pastime, such as learning proper syntax, semantics, and morphology. 

You say you can prove it. But that is the point, nothing in your post shows your  experience.

You either have very poor reading comprehension or figure that if you don't acknowledge the comments that you can pretend they don't exist. Where if you take the standard "oh you must work for the company" you can try and discredit the post because you actually have nothing else.

So if you have the nerve to actually read the comments again you will see that I did not say you were right or wrong, all that was asked was to post YOUR experience. You are right about the number of reviews on other sites, but none of those are YOUR experience. Nothing in those posts show that they were written by employees. Again I am not saying they aren't, but you have posted nothing other than your OPINION that is not backed up by any facts.

So for what ever reason you are choosing to ignore the question asked is something only you(and apparently your attorney) knows.  Yes, I expect that your next post will once again be a restatement of the number of reviews on other sites, accusing me (incorrectly) about working for the company, and nothing about your personal experience.  So if that is the case good luck in what ever your end goal is.

In response to the false, misleading post from "Fraudbuster", my original report was not "relying on hearsay". As clearly stated therein, I am a real consumer. I have had actual unsatisfactory dealings with Colonial Nissan and can prove it. The only "fraud" that should be "busted" came from "Fraudbuster", whom I believe is a shill for Colonial Nissan. Anyone who is sufficiently naive and gullible to believe otherwise deserves to be overcharged and otherwise wronged by them. 

Also, the referenced "hearsay" about Colonial Nissan overwhelmingly evidences their wrongdoing. As noted in my initial post, 11 of the 13 Yelp reviews rated this thug dealership ONE star! Yet, over 400 of the 438 Google reviews rated them FIVE stars. The reason for that discrepency is that Yelp uses filters to delete fake reviews but Google does not. Normally, both sites have about the same number of reviews for each business, so the fact that Yelp lists merely 13 reviews for Colonial Nissan, 11 of which rated them ONE star, yet Google has publised 438 reviews for them, over 400 of which rated Colonial FIVE stars, is incredibly strong evidence that their five star reviews are FAKE! 

Thus, it is painfully obvious that the vast majority of REAL customers have had bad experiences with Colonial Nissan. It is even more obvious that Fraudbuster is affiliated with Colonial Nissan, hence his angry, unfounded attack against my honest, sincere Ripoff Report about them. 

from  dictionary.com/browse/hearsay
hearsay - (noun) - unverified, unofficial information gained or acquired from another and not part of one's direct knowledge

The underline was added to point out what may be particular interest to you.

So your attornies "approved" this review? Has they ever heard of hearsay?  You are relying on OTHER people's reviews and sites to try and sway people's opinion. You say that they pay their employees to write reviews, but no proof. You say their ads are phony but give us no details.  Perhaps you may want to have your attornies "approve" another post where you actually tell us your experience.

But before you do perhaps your attornies can remind you of a few things. Such as a buiness can sell their goods or services for what ever price they want. If one dealer wants to sell a car for $100 and another wants to sell the exact same one for $100,000 both have that right. It is up to YOU the consumer as to which dealer you want to work with. When it comes time to sign the contracts it is again up to YOU the consumer to verify that everything you agreed on is what is in writing BEFORE you sign.  Then if at any time during the sales process you can just get up and walk out.

This was written as a regular consumer, I do not work for this dealer.  I am not saying you are right or wrong, I am just suggesting that you post additional information about YOUR experience. Oh and no my attornies did NOT approve this post.  In fact they didn't even look at it.