Texas Used Engines Jason Dunkin and Mechanic Henry RUNNING A CON ARTIST SCHEME Magnolia Texas

On February 15, 2015, Texas Used Engines had their wrecker service to pick up our 1998 Chevy Camaro.   We paid the wrecker driver 150.00 to take our car to their repair shop to engine a engine.  We had a hard time finding the repair shop and called the wrecker driver back and he informed us that the repair shop was at a CUBE SMART storage facility.   We entered the storage facility and paid the Mechanic Henry a cash payment of $760.00 for the motor, which originally costed $750.00.   We made numerous calls regarding the repair, because it was taking so long for the motor to be exchanged.  Finally three weeks later, we were told the car was ready.  We picked up the car on March 23rd and at that time we gave Henry and additional cash payment of $590.   Less than two weeks after picking up the car, when I was driving the car, a large screw fell from under the car in our driveway, my husband called and ask that I come back home because he had found the large screw in our driveway.   My husband contact Henry and he claimed he dropped that screw and could not find it so he just left it.  The next day the car would not start anymore. 

On April 4th, we attempted to contact Texas Used Engines and the number was disconnected.   My husband called numerous times to Henry cell number and he would not answer the calls.   I finally sent a text from my phone since he did know that number and he immediately called back.   I immediately handed the phone to my husband to try and get a contact number for Jason Dunkin, he refused to give us Jason number and assured us that he would come out to service the car.   We never heard from him to this date.  I want to thank the Wrecker Driver, because gave us a cell number for Jason 832-***-****  I called that number from my phone and he answered.   I quickly put my husband on the phone.   He told us that he would come out the next morning and he did.  Little to our surprise he informed my husband that a part on top the motor was broken and put the broken part back on the motor.

I began to do research on the company and found out the dba for Texas Used Engines was opened December 2014.  The business address is a mailstop location at a U-haul facility and they have changed their name numerous times.  I do not believe the motor was ever changed out.   They need to be stopped and investigated by Police Department and IRS.   They are both CONS.