I was in the process of selling my 04 BMW 330 CI and came across onestopmotors.com online. But stopped posting the advertisement halfway through when I found the price was $499. But later that day I got a call from OneStopMotors.com explaining me the benefits of listing the car with them. They ...
After my husband was told by onestopmotors.com "just give me your XXXX credit card" I decided to check out the company. I went to their eBay auction site given to me to use for references from this company. I started toggling into their sales of positive feedback and being an eBayer who ...
After dropping $499 for this company to sell my truck I have had 2 call backs on a 2005 Toyota Tacoma TRD lifted with extras in perfect condition. They have high-pressure salesmen that call convincing you that they have people lined up ready to buy and then nothing. This is overpriced and not worth ...
We advertised a motorcycle for sale in the Cycle Trader online and this company has called 17 times within 14 days. When I called two days ago to ask them to stop, they said they could not and if I chose to publish my number, anyone could use it for anything. They told me that the Do Not Call list ...
One Stop Motors is a complete and utter rip off. I had a motorcycle listed in my local paper for less than a week when I received a phone call from this company. A representative assured me that I was "giving away" my 2003 Harley Davidson Sportster at $8,000, and that this company could ...
Upon settling upon a sales agreement with supposed Mark Uptagraph for $400 (discount from the initial $499 price) of OneStopMotors I awaited the arrival of an email "Welcome Package" that I could return with my digital photos of the car I was selling. OneStopMotors would then create my ...