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Complaint Review: Maximum 4 Minimum Motors (maximum4minimummotors.com) - Coraopolis Pennsylvania
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Maximum 4 Minimum Motors (maximum4minimummotors.com)
57 Economy Grade Road Coraopolis, 15108 Pennsylvania, United States of America
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412-894-8729
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www.maximum4minimummotors.com
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Maximum 4 Minimum Motors (maximum4minimummotors.com) Ben Fisher Will Not Send Me the DVD Remote! Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
Found a BMW X5 on Ebay - the listing had expired before I had a chance to put in offer but called Ben Fisher, the owner and he said if I could do $X amount he would do the deal. It was too good a deal to pass up.
I drove down and picked the vehicle up and drove back without a glitch. However, when I arrived home, I realized that the remote for the DVD was not in vehicle. I called Ben and it took about a month for him to put in courier, but finally did. He filled the paperwork out wrong, and they sent it back to him. I called him again and said he would retry. Nothing for months. I checked at the local dealer and they want $500+ for new one. I called him again and he said he'd do the next day. I received an email from him that he was not able to send it because it had to go across the border into Canada. I buy tons of stuff on Ebay and generally receive it within a week. In fact, I just bought tires and rims from LA, and they arrived within 6 days. HOW HARD COULD IT BE TO COURIER A TINY REMOTE? I've contacted him several times since pleaded for him to resend, but no reply.
Not to mention the plethora of problems I've had with the X5. Wouldn't have to mention but since he won't send remote has really ticked me off, so I will. First off, there were no rear floor mats, or cargo cover. I had a problem with the steering which was apparently replaced by local Pittsburgh BMW dealer, but they installed new one wrong, so I had to pay to fix since problem was caused by another dealer. The rubber firewall seal was also ripped - $500 for a new one, again not covered under warranty. New front brakes not properly lubricated, $125 to service. Bunch of pennies rattling around in the center console - another $125 to have removed!
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anonymous
United States of AmericaBen Fisher is still scamming???
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, March 04, 2010
I am surprised Ben Fisher is still ripping people off on the internet via www.maximum4minimummotors.com. He promised me floor mats and software for my navigation system in the car I purchased from him back in 2007. He told me several times he mailed the things out, of course this was a lie to keep his ebay reputation. Truth be told Ben steers most of his car sales away from ebay and sometimes even goes through the process of posting fake feedback for himself on ebay. If you have a serious and legitament complaint about maximum4minimummotors please follow this link to download a state complaint form which goes directly to the board of professional licensing in PA. If enough people have the same problems with Ben, they will suspend or deny is dealership license. Here is the link http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_160329_487273_0_0_18/complaint_form_revision_5-03.pdf .
For those of you thinking of doing business with Ben look elsewhere first. Please do not take my word for it see how he acts on YOUTUBE under the gamertag Mr. Igotbass in fact, google Mr. Igotbass it is Ben Fisher's life long internet handle.
Keep up the slimy tactics Ben Fisher they have gotten you this far!!!!!!
