The internet is great in many ways, but it's also injected a bit of the Wild West into certain types of commerce: there are truly bad people out there who have no compunction about flat-out lying on the vilest and most basic level, whereby they not only don't care if they rip you off, but that notion is in fact is the cornerstone of their entire operation. Dave and Alexandra of Car Cheer (eBay name: Europa-Online) are precisely these people.
Similar to the poster above, I too was ripped off by Car Cheer when they maneuvered me to purchase a purported "pristine, " "garage-kept" luxury vehicle outside of the protection of eBay, where I'd initially discovered the vehicle listed for sale. Long story short, the car that showed up in my driveway looked nothing like the photos I'd been presented with and the over-the-phone description Dave had given me. I was stuck with a seriously compromised vehicle that had been in a serious accident (hasty repairs evidently done in someone's backyard so as to avoid CarFax detection) and five months & an additional $8,000 later, I'm still cleaning up the mess.
Too bad that these folks spend more time trying to cover their online tracks than they do with selling issue-free cars. Just have a peek at their nine reviews on Yelp—every single one negative—that have all been mysteriously relegated to the filtered page. What's truly amazing is that these crooks are successful in whitewashing every single one of their horrible reviews from the internet, and yet they seem to continue their operation with impunity from the law.
Any prospective eBay purchasers who are doing their due diligence by researching Europa-Online via the internet, please take heed and learn from my mistake: do not walk, but RUN from Dave and Alexandra
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