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Complaint Review: Fuller Homes in Burleson Texas - Grapevine Texas
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Fuller Homes in Burleson Texas
Corporate Office on Grapevine Hwy. Grapevine, Texas, U.S.A.
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Fuller Homes in Burleson Texas selling homes that have been previously lived in by people as NEW! ripoff deception Grapevine Texas
*Consumer Comment: Probably the same thing in Briarwood in Oklahoma
*Consumer Comment: Probably the same thing in Briarwood in Oklahoma
*Consumer Comment: Probably the same thing in Briarwood in Oklahoma
*Consumer Comment: Probably the same thing in Briarwood in Oklahoma
*Consumer Suggestion: Read on Fuller's web site...
Fuller Homes in Burleson, Texas is trying to sell previously lived in homes as new just West of it's Castle Hills subdivision!
These homes are in the defunct Creekside Community just off Summercrest Drive in Burleson. These homes are 3YEARS OLD and Fuller is deceptively trying to sell them as new!
These homes are in deplorable shape as anyone driving by can tell from the outside and have had serious foundation problems. Fuller has just "patched" up these houses in an attempt to get rid of them and screw someone.
These homes were at one time the property of a leasing company that Fuller Homes sold these homes too. These homes were lived in by RENTERS for about a year and were literally torn to pieces. Fuller was forced to buy them back and is now stuck with them and trying to sell them.
These homes are really 3 years old. You can check with the city of Burleson Code Enforcement Division and ask when the construction permits were issued. Or better yet call Dee Shelton their crooked salesperson at 817.426.4126 and ask her about them. Believe me she will lie about them and try to sell them as new.
We were skeptical about her lies and checked into them. They are a sham to say the least. Do yourself a favor and don't buy any of the three.
Fuller Homes is a ripoff and is ILLEGALLY trying to sell these homes as new.
William
Ft. Worth, Texas
These homes are in the defunct Creekside Community just off Summercrest Drive in Burleson. These homes are 3YEARS OLD and Fuller is deceptively trying to sell them as new!
These homes are in deplorable shape as anyone driving by can tell from the outside and have had serious foundation problems. Fuller has just "patched" up these houses in an attempt to get rid of them and screw someone.
These homes were at one time the property of a leasing company that Fuller Homes sold these homes too. These homes were lived in by RENTERS for about a year and were literally torn to pieces. Fuller was forced to buy them back and is now stuck with them and trying to sell them.
These homes are really 3 years old. You can check with the city of Burleson Code Enforcement Division and ask when the construction permits were issued. Or better yet call Dee Shelton their crooked salesperson at 817.426.4126 and ask her about them. Believe me she will lie about them and try to sell them as new.
We were skeptical about her lies and checked into them. They are a sham to say the least. Do yourself a favor and don't buy any of the three.
Fuller Homes is a ripoff and is ILLEGALLY trying to sell these homes as new.
William
Ft. Worth, Texas
5 Updates & Rebuttals
home owner
undiscl.,Texas,
Read on Fuller's web site...
#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, November 14, 2002
"Hey! Don't take our word for it--our home owners say it best!" This is what it says on Fuller's customer testimonial page which has been "coming soon" for about, oh...two years now??? I think they should just provide a link to the ripoffreport.com and that'd sure tell what their customers think. The rest of the site is full of similar drivel and promises the company can't or won't keep. The courts must be getting tired of seeing people from Fuller Homes so often these days.
Home Owner
undisclosed,Oklahoma,
Probably the same thing in Briarwood in Oklahoma
#3Consumer Comment
Mon, October 21, 2002
In the Briarwood addition in the OKC area, there is a house that was built over years ago that is still for sale, last I noticed. It looked totally abandoned, weeds grown up around it. I have to wonder if it was a situation like you describe. I know what you mean about Fuller patching things up to hide defects and reselling. Foundation problems in his brand new homes are common, from not building the right type of foundation, or not building it correctly.
Home Owner
undisclosed,Oklahoma,
Probably the same thing in Briarwood in Oklahoma
#4Consumer Comment
Mon, October 21, 2002
In the Briarwood addition in the OKC area, there is a house that was built over years ago that is still for sale, last I noticed. It looked totally abandoned, weeds grown up around it. I have to wonder if it was a situation like you describe. I know what you mean about Fuller patching things up to hide defects and reselling. Foundation problems in his brand new homes are common, from not building the right type of foundation, or not building it correctly.
Home Owner
undisclosed,Oklahoma,
Probably the same thing in Briarwood in Oklahoma
#5Consumer Comment
Mon, October 21, 2002
In the Briarwood addition in the OKC area, there is a house that was built over years ago that is still for sale, last I noticed. It looked totally abandoned, weeds grown up around it. I have to wonder if it was a situation like you describe. I know what you mean about Fuller patching things up to hide defects and reselling. Foundation problems in his brand new homes are common, from not building the right type of foundation, or not building it correctly.
Home Owner
undisclosed,Oklahoma,
Probably the same thing in Briarwood in Oklahoma
#6Consumer Comment
Mon, October 21, 2002
In the Briarwood addition in the OKC area, there is a house that was built over years ago that is still for sale, last I noticed. It looked totally abandoned, weeds grown up around it. I have to wonder if it was a situation like you describe. I know what you mean about Fuller patching things up to hide defects and reselling. Foundation problems in his brand new homes are common, from not building the right type of foundation, or not building it correctly.
