Salvageworldautoauctions.com
Wired $7500 for Auction Car and Received No Documents

I used the service of Salvageworldautoauctions.com. I placed a bid on 2015 Hyundai Sonata. The salesperson, Robert Bell (972-402-5943) suggested that $7500 would be a price to win. I accepted the price and later he told me I won. I received an invoice and followed the instruction to wire the money to them. According to my conversation with Salvageworldautoauctions.com, they told me I would receive the document for scheduling my vehicle transportation after I wire $7500 to the bank.

However, I received nothing from them after I wired the money. I called them on 10/25. On the discussion of 10/25, they told me they would provide the proof of winning that 2015 Sonata that I could verify. Then they gave me an anonymous web page that showed the winning bid was $7500. But they never gave any proof of legal document.

I filed a recall of my wire transfer from my bank, but they refused the recall. They told me they would give me a verified document if I cancelled the recall. But they never did. I emailed them for further information on 10/26, but there is no response from them.

The office address 333 SE 2nd Avenue Suite 2000, Miami, Florida is fake too. I made several phone calls to (18006106775) and sent emails, but there has been no response since then. According to scam records on the internet, there are many victims filed the same cases as mine on this website.

Company: Salvageworldautoauctions.com
Country: USA

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