Motorcycle City ripoff Henderson Nevada

I see by searching back that Arizona Motor Sports has had problems too. Isn't that interesting? This is the home office for Motorcyle City here in Las Vegas!
Nice to know I am not alone...Thanks

Hey there, you have to make sure the contract has listed statements(albeit obscure) that state the conditions in which you can cancel or exchange your contract, also it would help to discover what the dealer's incentive is to add that high financing fee, and now that you know that the financing company does not require it, ask them to direct you to a source that has that in writing or a person who is willing to quote that to you and their contact information. Once you have that taken care of, write every step you do down and dates, times and who you spoke to, and call the FTC. Federal Trade Commission, and your state consumer protection agency.

Also contact free legal aid organizations in your local community if you can't afford a lawyer. Keep contacting the dealer weekly and keep them up to date with what you are doing, and always allow the option to get your refund even if you want to stick it to these guys-you can still file a complaint with whoever you want after you secure a refund, and let them discover rip-off report for themselves.

Unless you absolutely feel that you need to use it against them. Believe me, this site is going to be nationally known if it isn't already.
Even if it goes down eventually, which I doubt, people can always create a new website just like this one if that ever happens. God bless everyone!

Hey there, you have to make sure the contract has listed statements(albeit obscure) that state the conditions in which you can cancel or exchange your contract, also it would help to discover what the dealer's incentive is to add that high financing fee, and now that you know that the financing company does not require it, ask them to direct you to a source that has that in writing or a person who is willing to quote that to you and their contact information. Once you have that taken care of, write every step you do down and dates, times and who you spoke to, and call the FTC. Federal Trade Commission, and your state consumer protection agency.

Also contact free legal aid organizations in your local community if you can't afford a lawyer. Keep contacting the dealer weekly and keep them up to date with what you are doing, and always allow the option to get your refund even if you want to stick it to these guys-you can still file a complaint with whoever you want after you secure a refund, and let them discover rip-off report for themselves.

Unless you absolutely feel that you need to use it against them. Believe me, this site is going to be nationally known if it isn't already.
Even if it goes down eventually, which I doubt, people can always create a new website just like this one if that ever happens. God bless everyone!

Hey there, you have to make sure the contract has listed statements(albeit obscure) that state the conditions in which you can cancel or exchange your contract, also it would help to discover what the dealer's incentive is to add that high financing fee, and now that you know that the financing company does not require it, ask them to direct you to a source that has that in writing or a person who is willing to quote that to you and their contact information. Once you have that taken care of, write every step you do down and dates, times and who you spoke to, and call the FTC. Federal Trade Commission, and your state consumer protection agency.

Also contact free legal aid organizations in your local community if you can't afford a lawyer. Keep contacting the dealer weekly and keep them up to date with what you are doing, and always allow the option to get your refund even if you want to stick it to these guys-you can still file a complaint with whoever you want after you secure a refund, and let them discover rip-off report for themselves.

Unless you absolutely feel that you need to use it against them. Believe me, this site is going to be nationally known if it isn't already.
Even if it goes down eventually, which I doubt, people can always create a new website just like this one if that ever happens. God bless everyone!

Hey there, you have to make sure the contract has listed statements(albeit obscure) that state the conditions in which you can cancel or exchange your contract, also it would help to discover what the dealer's incentive is to add that high financing fee, and now that you know that the financing company does not require it, ask them to direct you to a source that has that in writing or a person who is willing to quote that to you and their contact information. Once you have that taken care of, write every step you do down and dates, times and who you spoke to, and call the FTC. Federal Trade Commission, and your state consumer protection agency.

Also contact free legal aid organizations in your local community if you can't afford a lawyer. Keep contacting the dealer weekly and keep them up to date with what you are doing, and always allow the option to get your refund even if you want to stick it to these guys-you can still file a complaint with whoever you want after you secure a refund, and let them discover rip-off report for themselves.

Unless you absolutely feel that you need to use it against them. Believe me, this site is going to be nationally known if it isn't already.
Even if it goes down eventually, which I doubt, people can always create a new website just like this one if that ever happens. God bless everyone!