Longwood Industried promised through "BigLot" to sell cars at your asking price or your money back. They charge $150 for the ad and promise to refund all minus their $29 fee. What they don't highlight is that you only have 10 days after the ad expires to request a refund. Since it's been ...
I feel very ripped off by this company. The bottom line is my car did not sell, and it was not made clear by the man who called me what I needed to do if I wanted a refund. I was told merely that "I would get a refund of $129 if my car did not sell". After a few months I called to see ...
These guys are a real piece of work. They get your number from a pre-existing ad that you have for your car. I have an ad on a website to sell my car, and they call my number and say that they are a car-buying service. I call them, already skeptical, and they tell me that they can match my car to a ...
I read another report about this company and it prompted me to write my experience. They said they had a buyers for my car and probably got my number off of Craig's List or The Auto trader. The ad was $150 with a guarrantee that if after 60 days of placing the ad, if I wasn't happy they would ...
I was solicited via phone by Sabrina Stone (800-430-1965, ext. 105.) She explained the nature of their business, which is to help people sell their cars. They got my info from my listing on the AutoTrader.com. Anyway, She said if they could not sell my car within 60 days, I'd get a refund, minus ...
I received a call from BigLot and decided to do some research. As all the other complaints listed against this company, it was a Alan who called. As the others, Alan was not available on my return call but a Katie could help me. (I wonder what ever happened to Melanie?) From that point on, you ...