- Report: #1325218
Complaint Review: B.P. Auto Group - Buffalo New York
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pissed off customer -
lackawanna, New York, United States of America
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B.P. Auto Group
Buffalo, New York, USA
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B.P. Auto Group CON ARTISTS/ SCAMMERS Buffalo New York
This B.P. Auto Group, along with BluePrint Auto on Wasmuth, and Global Resale Center are run by a bunch of con artists and scammers. A friend of mine did business with Rashard O Davis and Timothy B Newkirk who ran and operated Global Resale Center. They ended up selling him a vehicle that had massive electrical and mechanical problems. They knew the van had issues and sold it anyways. They also put a fake and fraudulent inspection sticker on the vehicle which is being looked into by the DMV Safety Center. They hooked up another van with the same year, make, and model to the computer board to have it pass the inspection. The van was sold with a broken throttle body unit, with the ABS lights on, and the check engine light due to the throttle body unit. The vehicle was very unsafe and it had cut off on us while on the highway with children in the car. When we told them about the issues, they kept giving us the run around saying they'd get it fixed but never did. On multiple occassions, they sent us to mechanics of their choice to get the van repaired.
The mechanics kept telling us they had fixed the problem but never did. Finally, after returning the van 10xs for repairs, we were told by Frank, their mechanic that he couldn't fix it because it was an electrical problem with the throttle body unit and he didn't know how to fix it. So we decided to give the car back and request a refund. The owner at the time, Rashard O Davis said he couldn't give us a refund because his partner Timothy B Newkirk stole our down payment and he hasn't seen any of the money. We explained to him that it was his problem as it was his employee or companion. We then spoke with Timothy who told us he didn't have the money and we had to get it from Ray. They gave us the run around for weeks. Finally, we just took them to court. We ended up winning against them and now have been trying to collect.
Well, the same day Rashard got served the lawsuit papers, he brings his 56 year old mother into it, Maxine Davis,and placed all the company assets in her name and had her go open an LLC which is a fraudulent act and violates the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act. Now, we have to bring his mother into court for being involved in fraudulent activity and aiding in hiding assets from a judgment creditor. What kind of person brings their 56 year old mother into the middle of their scams and has her commit a crime? These people are very shady and I'd stay away from them at all costs. This has been nothing but a headache. Also, the Timothy Newkirk opened a non-profit back in January of this year called GYC Ministries. If he is capable of stealing from his own friend, imagine what he would do to donators and stranger's money. I would avoid all these businesses at all costs unless you want to have to go through what we are going through.
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UPDATE!!! Maxine Davis B.P. Auto Group
#2Author of original report
Mon, August 29, 2016
Current update, Ray Davis now involved his 56 year old mother and brought her into this mess. The day he was served with the lawsuit, he dissolved Global Resale Center and transferred all assets to his mother, Maxine. She now owns B.P. Auto Group and is invloved in fraudulent activity. We will now be taking her to court, as well as Ray and Timothy again for fraudulent conveyance and violations of the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act of NYS. If these people are going this hard over a $1,500 lawsuit, imagine what they are doing to other customers. These people are not to be trusted.
