Michael
Costa Mesa,#2Author of original report
Wed, May 21, 2008
I believe this place has changed names but unsure if there is new owners or the same shady salesman
Michael
Costa Mesa,#3Author of original report
Mon, May 30, 2005
I asked if they worked and he said to use my car to check them out...he did not know if the used stereos worked or not..In my opinion, he was looking for a quick sale and the more money he could have got for that junk stereo the better he felt..I was upset because he did not give me a refund after testing 3 stereos that all did not work..He could have at least gave me my money back but instead tried to get me to buy a brand new one at a much higher price after only 30 min at his store..Store credit is all he offered and I ended up with some rear speakers that were not worth the $50.00 (more like $25.00, at the most) A bunch of jive and quick talk is not the way to bring back a honest customer!
Paul
Anaheim,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sun, January 02, 2005
That's a mistake every time! Dude, you're old enough to know better than that. It's a stereo store for Christ sake. They got speakers right there. I'd be no trouble to hook it up right there in the store, before you bought it. That way, you could hear it and verify the disk player worked. Here's the rule for anyone considering something used. Try it and see if all the functions work. If they can't, or won't, let you do that, then pay the non-working price? What's a non-working used cd auto player worth? A buck, maybe two, tops! If you want the working price, then show me that it works. Otherwise, I'll only pay the non-working price. Common sense! This goes for everything, from auto stereos to xylophones.