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OneStopMotors.com (Las Vegas)

OneStopMotors.com operated out of Las Vegas, Nevada, offering to advertise and sell customers' vehicles (cars, motorcycles, boats, trailers, RVs) for an upfront fee typically between $250 and $999. 99 independent complaints were filed on this site between July 2005 and November 2012 (two additional reports naming this company as the offender were excluded from this count after review found their actual text concerned an unrelated flower-delivery order and an unrelated retail cash-payment dispute, not this business) describing a consistent pattern: an unsolicited or cold-call sales pitch (several complainants allege repeated automated/robocall harassment, including one who says they were called 17 times in 14 days), an upfront fee, little or no actual advertising or buyer interest, and a money-back guarantee that complainants say was denied or made difficult to claim through contract technicalities. The FCC issued at least three TCPA citations against the company across 2007, and in 2009 proposed a $4,500 forfeiture (a Notice of Apparent Liability, not a final ruling) after finding the company continued unsolicited prerecorded calls following those citations. Multiple complaints across different years independently name Rob Wilder as the company's CEO, and one 2012 complaint lists related trading names "OSM Direct" and "OSM Advertising". No complaint on this site is dated after November 2012, and the domain onestopmotors.com is now listed for sale by a domain reseller (HugeDomains, asking $10,795) rather than operated as a business — this profile treats the business as apparently inactive, not as a currently operating company. This is a distinct business with no connection to the used-car dealership "One Stop Motors Churchtown" in Dublin, Ireland, which is covered by a separate profile on this site.

COMPLAINTS99
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LAST CHECKED2026-08-21
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Complaints & Reviews on USAComplaints

USAComplaints currently maintains 99 historical complaints about OneStopMotors.com (Las Vegas), published between 2005 and 2012. No approved complaints have been published on this site during the last three years.

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Complaint Themes

Upfront advertising/listing fee paid, vehicle reportedly never sold or barely advertisedMoney-back guarantee denied or obstructed via contract technicalitiesHigh-pressure or repeated unsolicited sales calls, including a Do Not Call and a TCPA robocall allegation

Each tag reflects a complaint's single primary theme (not every angle it raised), and complaints outside any problem theme — a positive report, or one later retracted by its author — aren't tagged. Counts may total less than the full complaint count above.

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OneStopMotors.com described itself as a service that would advertise and sell a customer's vehicle — cars, motorcycles, boats, RVs and trailers are all mentioned across complaints — for an upfront fee, typically reported between $250 and $999, sometimes framed around arranging financing or shipping for a buyer. The business operated as One Stop Motors Inc., a Nevada corporation whose president, per both an official FCC citation and a reproduced BBB report, was Rob (Robert) Wilder. 99 complaints were filed on this site between July 2005 and November 2012, all describing the same Las Vegas, Nevada operation (two further posts naming this company as the offender were excluded after review found their actual text concerned an unrelated retail coin-payment dispute and an unrelated flower order). No complaint on this site is dated after November 2012, and the domain onestopmotors.com now resolves to a HugeDomains "for sale" page (asking $10,795) rather than an operating business — this profile treats the business as apparently inactive rather than currently operating.

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Across the 99 complaints, four patterns recur. Most describe paying an upfront fee to have a vehicle advertised/listed and then receiving little or no actual advertising, buyer interest, or contact — several complainants say the "dozens of websites" they were promised turned out to be a handful of free listing sites they could have used themselves, and that eBay Motors' own local-listing fees were a small fraction of what they paid. A substantial group of complaints describes a money-back guarantee that was denied or made difficult to claim: complainants describe refunds refused over a missed second e-signature, a photo the company later claimed was never received, or a request filed slightly outside a strict deadline. Several complaints, spanning 2007 through 2012, describe high-pressure or repeated unsolicited sales calls; individual complainants describe being called 17 times in 14 days and being called on a registered Do Not Call number. This pattern is independently substantiated by official FCC records, not only complainants' allegations: a citation (File No. EB-07-TC-3950, June 18, 2007) issued to One Stop Motors Inc. and its president Rob Wilder for violating Telephone Consumer Protection Act rules against autodialed or prerecorded calls to protected phone lines; two further, separate 2007 citations (EB-07-TC-809 and EB-07-TC-981); and, following continued violations, a 2009 FCC Notice of Apparent Liability proposing a $4,500 forfeiture -- a real government finding of continued unlawful calling, though a proposed penalty rather than a final Forfeiture Order. A BBB Reliability Report reproduced inside one 2009 complaint (#533285) states a rating of F and 199 complaints processed in the prior 36 months as of a report dated December 2007, with alternate business names "Onestopmotors.com" and "Osm"; a live BBB profile for this now-defunct business could no longer be located, so these figures are presented as a historical reproduced snapshot, not current BBB data. One 2012 complaint's structured data separately lists related trading names "OSM Direct" and "OSM Advertising" alongside OneStopMotors.com; "OSM Advertising" gets some further support from being used as the name of Rob Wilder's role in other historical material, while "OSM Direct" has no independent corroboration beyond that one complaint. These are, except where an official FCC or reproduced BBB record is cited, individual unverified consumer accounts, not court findings, and are presented as such.

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Court & Public Records

CaseAuthorityDatesTypeOutcomeSource
FCC Citation — One Stop Motors Inc.
Docket EB-07-TC-3950		Federal Communications Commission, Enforcement BureauFiledFiled, no ruling yet
Official citation issued under 47 U.S.C. Section 503(b)(5) to One Stop Motors Inc. and its president, Rob Wilder, for violating Telephone Consumer Protection Act rules (47 U.S.C. Section 227(b)(1)(A); 47 C.F.R. Section 64.1200(a)(1)) by delivering autodialed, prerecorded, or artificial-voice messages to emergency lines, health-care-facility guest/patient room lines, or cellular numbers. A citation under this section is a formal warning that future violations may lead to a monetary forfeiture; this specific citation's own text does not show whether a forfeiture followed from it. Separately, two earlier 2007 citations against the same company (EB-07-TC-809 and EB-07-TC-981) did lead to a 2009 FCC Notice of Apparent Liability proposing a $4,500 forfeiture -- see the separate record below.		Source
FCC Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture -- One Stop Motors, Inc.
Docket DA-09-991 (NAL/Acct. No. 200932170961)		Federal Communications Commission, Enforcement BureauFiledFiled, no ruling yet
Notice of Apparent Liability adopted April 30, 2009 and released May 1, 2009, finding One Stop Motors, Inc. apparently liable for a $4,500 forfeiture for continuing to deliver unsolicited prerecorded advertising messages to a residential line after receiving earlier FCC citations (File No. EB-07-TC-809, issued March 9, 2007, and File No. EB-07-TC-981, issued June 1, 2007 -- both separate from the EB-07-TC-3950 citation also documented on this page). This NAL is a proposed forfeiture, not a final ruling; no subsequent Forfeiture Order confirming an actual payment or a final imposed amount was found in this research.		Source
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same One Stop Motors as the used-car dealer in Churchtown, Dublin, Ireland?

No. This is a Las Vegas, Nevada vehicle-listing/advertising service with no connection to One Stop Motors Mmb Limited, the used-car dealership in Churchtown, Dublin covered in a separate profile on this site — different country, address, phone, domain and business model.

Is OneStopMotors.com still operating today?

It does not appear to be. No complaint about this business on this site is dated after November 2012, and as of this profile's last verification, onestopmotors.com resolves to a domain-reseller "for sale" page rather than an active business site.