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Complaint Review: BURNS PONTIAC AND HONDA - MARLTON New Jersey
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BURNS PONTIAC AND HONDA
ROUTE 70 MARLTON NJ 08053 MARLTON, 08053 New Jersey, U.S.A.
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BURNS PONTIAC AND HONDA RIPOFF, FRAUD, SWINDLERS ripoff artists fraud rip off scam con artists MARLTON New Jersey
i would just like to say that i have previously bought 4 gm vehicles from burns pontiac and honda in marlton nj 856-983-6060 and have just been scammed by the same dealer buying my 5th!!! it was newyears eve 2002 and my wife and i looked at a 2002 grand prix. we were told to sign a few "blanket forms" take the vehicle home and decide over the new years holiday (we were at that point declined by gmac). we did just that and decided that evening we could not afford the vehicle because during that day my wife was laid off...the next day (new years day) i saw the car salesman tom at the video store and told him our situation and we will return the vehicle. he said ok. the next morning 0800 hrs i called the finance dept. at burns and spoke to andy .
he said they did not find financing and would stop. i finished work at 330 pm and returned the car to the dealership. i was then told by manager kevin they are cashing the contract gmac bought it and theres nothing i could do.I THEN WENT TO THE OWNER PETER AND WAS TOLD BUISSNESS IS BUISSNESS.
i cannot believe that after spending over 80000.00 on previous gm vehicles that i was being told this. it is absurd that i was tricked into the paperwork. i asked gmac to require paystubs since my wife was laid off and was told they couldnt... i am very unhappy with the way i am being conned!
SCOTT
MOORESTOWN, New Jersey
U.S.A.
he said they did not find financing and would stop. i finished work at 330 pm and returned the car to the dealership. i was then told by manager kevin they are cashing the contract gmac bought it and theres nothing i could do.I THEN WENT TO THE OWNER PETER AND WAS TOLD BUISSNESS IS BUISSNESS.
i cannot believe that after spending over 80000.00 on previous gm vehicles that i was being told this. it is absurd that i was tricked into the paperwork. i asked gmac to require paystubs since my wife was laid off and was told they couldnt... i am very unhappy with the way i am being conned!
SCOTT
MOORESTOWN, New Jersey
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
The Great Thorn
Bayville,New York,
U.S.A.
Scott a copy of your Rip Off Report needs to be sent to
#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, January 06, 2003
Scott car dealers do not like it when they have been exposed for their decption. Car dealers across this country are always looking for new forms of scams that they can use to bend car buyers over with. If I were you I would send a copy of your Rip Off Report to the following, Then I would fac a "Printer Firendly Version" of your Rip Off Report to the sucky car dealer that you went to. General Motors Corporation Corporate Affairs/Community Relations General Motors Corporation 100 Renaissance Center Detroit, MI 48265 313-667-3800 313-556-5000 Pontiac Division, General Motors Corp. P.O. Box 33172 Detroit, MI 48232-5172 Toll free: 1-800-762-2737 (800-PM-CARES) Toll free: 1-800-762-3743 (1-800-ROADSIDE) TDD toll free: 1-800-833-7668 Web site: www.gm.com New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance 20 West State St. P.O. Box 325 Trenton, NJ 08625 609-292-3420 (banking) Fax: 609-984-5273 Web site: www.naic.org/nj/NJHOMEPG.HTML Scott if you know anybody that feels that they have been Ripped Off by this car dealer, ask them to file a Rip Off report. Exposing their dirt can be fun.
Howard
Ingleside,Illinois,
U.S.A.
Important to read the contract
#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, January 06, 2003
Well, Did you read the contract before signing? If not, you have yourself to blame. If you did read it, did you understand it? If not, why didn't you ask questions? I am not very sympathic to individuals who do not take responsiblity first. Let's say you did read the contract, and agreed to it, etc. Is there an escape clause? Go see an Attorney.
