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  • Report:  #980738

Complaint Review: northern auto traders kg suzuki alfredo and chris

northern auto traders kg suzuki alfredo and chris scammed me out of my down payment and committed fraud on my bank application long island city, New York

  • Reported By:
    northern scammers — queens New York United States of America
  • Submitted:
    Wed, December 12, 2012
  • Updated:
    Thu, December 12, 2013
  • northern auto traders kg suzuki alfredo and chris
    37-21 northern blvd
    long island city, New York
    United States of America
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i purchased a vehicle from northern auto traders in april of 2010. We agreed to a price of 30000 so i gave a 10000 deposit so i should have only been financing 20000 plus taxes and fees which would have came out to about 24000. First and foremost the told me that if i dont buy the extended warranty i would have to pay an interest rate of 18 percent "its the bank policy" which is totally illegal. They provided the bank with false information on my behalf in order for me to get the loan in which by law i am suppose to get a copy of all documents signed and i didnt.

After waiting 5 hours and them going back and forth they brought me from there to kg suzuki where i met with imran. Not realizing it because i was inexperienced and put my faith in them not ever thinking they would even attempt to scam me like this they upped the price of my car 10000 basically pocketing my down payment and i financed 100 percent of the car for 34000 so basically i bought the car for 44000 and financed 34000 when the advertised price for the vehicle was 29000...something needs to ber done and i am working on filing a law suit against the aminal crooks THEYYYY are scammer and have commited multiple acts of fraud they cannot get away with this

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Jim

Florida,

"They Cannot Get Away With This" ?

#2Consumer Comment

Thu, December 12, 2013

WHY DID YOU LET THEM??  You say right up front what they were doing and you just sat there and went along and said absolutely nothing! You then go onto say they provided false information to the bank.  Guess what?  YOU chose to go along with the scam!  So then...you went along with bank fraud and YOU agreed to all the terms of the deal and they can prove that with your signature on the contract.  Go ahead and sue them.  It will be fun.  No, I don't work for them.

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