Fairway Auto Transport Ben Davidson This company picked up my car and THEN demanded more money to release it back to me. Crescent City, Florida

That is a spectacularly bad rebuttal with absolutely no facts. Notice how quickly he resorts to name calling. Here are the facts in rebuttal to your baseless claims:



"Evidently this person knows how to scam people and is probably a professional at it is very easy to say that he never received the email, scammers know that and the internet is perfect for them. The additional money went to the driver not us, he knows that very well, since it was paid to him directly on delivery."

I am far from a professional scammer, I am a medical doctor! It is not the $250 overcharge that made me angry, it was your lack of honesty. I would have probably agreed to the increased rate just so I would not have to locate an alternate transporter, if you would have asked. Also you had 4 contact numbers in which you could have informed me of the change in the contract.



"The customer was emailed prior to the pickup that an additional amount would be needed to get the car moved, he never replied as a result the truck picked up the car and when it was d3elivered the customer called, he indicated that he never received the email"

The truth: I never received this supposed email. When I requested the email informing me of my increased rate that he claims to have sent he immediately began asking about my spam folder. I asked that he forward me the original sent to me it was sent with a manufactured forward heading but not actually forwarded. Furthermore, I called and spoke to you on June,3 2010 and you did not mention any rate increase.



"we then forwarded a copy to him and did not hear from him again."
Typing the word forward on top of an email does not make it a forwarded email!! A truly forwarded email has the routing of the original email. Once I saw the concocted fake forwarded email I knew what kind scammer I was dealing with. I am not after the money, I really just want other people to know how your company operates so they do not get scammed also.




"There is a paragraph in the contract that deals with this. It seems that the customer did not read. It also never took 14 days to ship the car, the date of pickup was much later than the order and this is reflected in the order."

I read your contract and contacted you and asked you specifically if there would be extra charges (you said absolutely not by the way). You are right about one thing.. after looking at the contract I signed I agreed to a pickup date of 5/21/2010 you picked up on 6/5/2010, 15 days later not 14.

"Evidently this person knows how to scam people and is probably a professional at it is very easy to say that he never received the email, scammers know that and the internet is perfect for them."

  By the same token, it could be you that is the scammer.  It is very easy to say that you sent him an email when you never did.  The Internet is perfect for scammers who like to do that.

  Just out of curiosity, when you quote a price with "no surprise fees", don't you think a 42% increase in the price would "surprise" the average customer?   That's not a quote.  That wouldn't even qualify as a close estimate.

The customer was emailed prior to the pickup that an additional amount would be needed to get the car moved, he never replied as a result the truck picked up the car and when it was d3elivered the customer called, he indicated that he never received the email, we then forwarded a copy to him and did not hear from him again. There is a paragraph in the contract that deals with this. It seems that the customer did not read. It also never took 14 days to ship the car, the date of pickup was much later than the order and this is reflected in the order.

Evidently this person knows how to scam people and is probably a professional at it is very easy to say that he never received the email, scammers know that and the internet is perfect for them. The additional money went to the driver not us, he knows that very well, since it was paid to him directly on delivery.