Harwood Enterprises Roger Corea, Mark Corea deceptive business practices, intentionally misrepresents high $ collector cars Victor New York

To Erik, the previous poster:
Erik, what do expect the owner to do to prove this? Post a picture of the bank transaction refund? Cut him some slack. It sounds to me like the buyer here was in the wrong, over-anxious, and short-tempered which led to this disaster. I am curious though, if he used a lawyer, why all the money wasn't recovered? That doesn't make any sense at all, leaving me to believe the dealer's story.

Can you backup your claim that you refunded his money...? Otherwise, there is no reason why we should believe you and not him. What he is saying makes perfect sense, and I have personally witnessed your SHADY practices!!!

I would like to refute "J.Q. Public's" assertion that my company misrepresented a classic car to him. His headline that "Harwood intentionally misrepresents high $ collector cars" is blatantly false, irresponsible, and vengeful.

This individual purchased a car i.e. he wired money and said "take the car off of the market - it is sold" It was explained to him that the car was not a perfect show car but he insisted. A classic Jaguar roadster in excellent condition sells for well over $70,000 instead of the $45,500 he paid. Still, this car was in very good condition and was appraised at $52,000.

"Mr. Public" was rude and arrogant (like his comments on this website). He used abusive language at our business facility. Yet his verbal commitment and actual payment demonstrated his desire to own the car.

We turned down subsequent offers on the car for more than he paid and these offers came from seasoned collectors who viewed the car in person. We took him at his word.

In 13 years of selling and restoring classics cars, we have only received positvie feedback and compliments for our business practices i.e. full disclosure and integrity. One only has to look at many testimonials on our website (www.harwoodenterprises.com) to document our desire to deal openly and fairly with people.

We refunded "Mr. Public's" money.

I would like to refute "J.Q. Public's" assertion that my company misrepresented a classic car to him. His headline that "Harwood intentionally misrepresents high $ collector cars" is blatantly false, irresponsible, and vengeful.

This individual purchased a car i.e. he wired money and said "take the car off of the market - it is sold" It was explained to him that the car was not a perfect show car but he insisted. A classic Jaguar roadster in excellent condition sells for well over $70,000 instead of the $45,500 he paid. Still, this car was in very good condition and was appraised at $52,000.

"Mr. Public" was rude and arrogant (like his comments on this website). He used abusive language at our business facility. Yet his verbal commitment and actual payment demonstrated his desire to own the car.

We turned down subsequent offers on the car for more than he paid and these offers came from seasoned collectors who viewed the car in person. We took him at his word.

In 13 years of selling and restoring classics cars, we have only received positvie feedback and compliments for our business practices i.e. full disclosure and integrity. One only has to look at many testimonials on our website (www.harwoodenterprises.com) to document our desire to deal openly and fairly with people.

We refunded "Mr. Public's" money.

I would like to refute "J.Q. Public's" assertion that my company misrepresented a classic car to him. His headline that "Harwood intentionally misrepresents high $ collector cars" is blatantly false, irresponsible, and vengeful.

This individual purchased a car i.e. he wired money and said "take the car off of the market - it is sold" It was explained to him that the car was not a perfect show car but he insisted. A classic Jaguar roadster in excellent condition sells for well over $70,000 instead of the $45,500 he paid. Still, this car was in very good condition and was appraised at $52,000.

"Mr. Public" was rude and arrogant (like his comments on this website). He used abusive language at our business facility. Yet his verbal commitment and actual payment demonstrated his desire to own the car.

We turned down subsequent offers on the car for more than he paid and these offers came from seasoned collectors who viewed the car in person. We took him at his word.

In 13 years of selling and restoring classics cars, we have only received positvie feedback and compliments for our business practices i.e. full disclosure and integrity. One only has to look at many testimonials on our website (www.harwoodenterprises.com) to document our desire to deal openly and fairly with people.

We refunded "Mr. Public's" money.