If you post an ad on Craigslist, that ad might be worth money to you. A company called One Stop Motors, in Las Vegas, NV appears to be at it again. Here is how the scam works. You post an ad on Craigslist, or any advertising medium for that matter. Craigslist works best as it immediately creates ...
I listed my 2011 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic in April on Craig's List and almost immediately was called by One Stop Motors. They told me how they could get more for my bike than what I was advertising it for. This man's name was Joe Finateri (unknown spelling). I havn't had even one call or any ...
Told me to modify my car add on Auto Trader to show information about services they would offer a buyer and their telephone number. Auto Trader does not allow that to be done. The action given to me is fraud since I am paying for a service I am not, can not get. ...
OneStop phone rep called us after they saw our add in Auto Trader. They said they could get the top dollar, offer great advertising, with ads going out to a target market much larger than we could ever solicit because it would be country wide, areas that would want cars from CA. They would even ...
One Stop Motors is an absolute ripoff.in I actually worked there for a couple of weeks. These guys want your money and are able to get it through slick wording. They don't guarantee to sell your car, rather, they keep it listed until it is sold. This place is disgusting, it should have been shut ...
The One stop Motors representative assured me that my car was worth $10,300 and that they could finance that much money with one of their lenders, even though the Nada Blue book value, valued the 2000 Jaguar S series sports car at only $6700. After listing it for months at the price they assured ...