I received a cold call from "Lisa Lee" of One Stop Motors, concerning selling a car I had advertised in local papers and Autotrader. In a follow-up call, Lisa handed the phone off to "Jim". Of course, by the second call, I had specific questions because I had already read ...
They called last week and I said I'd think about it, I didn't. They called back tonight and I said about seven words but was on the phone for eighteen minutes! I got on the computer and looked them up. Came right here and read up on 'em. There were also tons of other stuff about them. Anyway. Filed ...
This company is only interested in getting your credit card number for a service it will not complete. I bought this service late Feb and as of April 16th, have not received one offer to buy my car. I was led to believe my car would be advertised on high traffic sites such as Google, AOL, MSN, etc. ...
After I listed my cars for sale on the internet, I was contacted by One Stop Motors. I didn't take the first call, but called them back later and left a message. They called me back and told me all about the service. I was then handed over to another salesman who described how the advertising ...
After many months of advertising my car at an overpriced price, I began to lower it systematically every couple of weeks. Every time I called in a new price or a marketing change in my advertisement I was promised it would be made in 24-48 hours. Majority of the time the changes were NEVER made. ...
I am writing to thank everyone for reporting One Stop Motor scams. I am very sorry that people have lost millions of dollars. I have not been scammed by them thankfully, due to everyone reporting their own scams. I was called by Michele from One Stop Motors. My caller ID'd the call as 2500 S Rancho ...