Cory Fairbanks Mazda is no stranger to this great website. Search back and you can see how a Kissimmee lady was taken by the SPOT DELIVERY SCAM from this proud BBB member which "meets and maintains BBB standards" (according to the BBB website!) They are continuing with the BBB's definition of integrity by using sucker ads such as the old "Push, Pull or Drag It In" scam.
"So, what's the problem with this", you ask? They claim to offer a minimum of $7000 for any trade. Do you think they can "give" you or anybody $7000 for a rusted out piece of junk? Why not offer them your piece of junk, see if you walk away with $7000. They won't because you aren't getting anything for free! This is a SUCKER ad designed to appeal to the doormats, chumps and suckers. Whatever amount they "give" you for the junk, they make it up in other ways. Again, don't be a chump. Sucker ads are designed to attract the un-savy buyer. If they can con that person, then no holds are barred! Then wait, here comes the dealer fee/fraud fee con game. They won't advertise the FULL PRICE of the car. Its the advertised price PLUS the fraud fee. Of course, they will give this trickery an official sounding name..."service handling fee". Right, sure! The second SICK part of this is the Central Florida BBB's statement thru their website that as a BBB member, this dealership with their very obvious tactics "meets and maintains BBB standards"! Some time ago the Florida Attorney General addressed the issue of these fraud fees. Back then almost all dealers called them "deal fees" (as if there is no profit in selling the car!). Right after the AG's pronouncement, what did the "dealers" do? They gave this con-game fee a different name! Forget about making the transition into integrity... Just rename the scam! Hey Central Florida BBB, how come you haven't addressed this issue?
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