Complaint Review: Metro Marketing - howell New Jersey

National Auto Division is a SCAM

Warranty Warehouse is a SCAM

Nationwide Automotive is a SCAM

Metro Marketing is a SCAM

These are ALL the SAME company owned by a CON ARTIST Named Ariel Freud!

The owner Ariel Freud is a SCAM!

Michael Bococinski Director Business Developement is a SCAM

All these guys do is CON people into buying warranties.  They mislead consumers, thye tell customers they can see the national database (NO SUCH DATABSE EXISTS) and they are NOT covered when they are in fact covered with another company or their dealer.  They make believe they are the dealer or manufacturer and they claim to see your account information.

I was ORDERED to tell the customer these lies everytime they stated they had already purchased coverage.  When I refused I was FIRED!  Fired for refusing to lie!

As consumer complaints rack up, they keep changing their names.  They have recently been turned into the New Jersey Attorney General by another co-worker.

 As a former employee of the Howell, NJ branch, I can verify everything this guy is saying. I worked here for about six months - I was good at my job. I've been in sales my whole life, and I actually got a kick out of the fast-paced nature of the job. Standing at your desk, slamming phones down, getting excited about closing deals ... it was a thrilling, immediately satisfying day of work (if you were good at it). All that being said ... we WERE extremely dishonest, and used fast-talking, high pressure sales techniques. I never personally told a DIRECT lie to a consumer, but I definitely heavily insinuated many of the things the above guy is saying, letting my "customer" draw their own conclusions. I was a top performer here, and made pretty good money. It does start to wear on you, though, if you have any kind of soul at all. I enjoyed the cat and mouse nature of the work, the persuasion, the manipulation, when viewed through the lens of it all being some sort of game. But at the end of the day, I was taking peoples money and seriously screwing them over, and I just couldn't deal with that any more. It wasn't a game, for them. It was their lives, and their savings. But ... yeah. All of this is true. I saw it (and performed it) all first-hand.

BEWARE do not buy an extended auto warranty from metro marketing/national auto division it is not worth the paper it is written on.
And you will only end up paying for your own auto repairs.
They will sell you a line of garbage and promise you will never pay a auto repair bill again.
But the truth of the matter is you will not only end up paying for your own auto repairs,but you will have to go through an agonizing process to get your money back when you cancel your policy you purchased from the national auto division.
So it is up to you the consumer to stop being conned out of your money from metro marketing/national auto division and other companies with these fraudulent business practices.

"  They scam senior citizens out of money every day with there lies. I no this for a fact because I was there top gm in the Florida warranty division. "

  So, you were a very good scammer and liar when it suited your purpose.   We get that.   The problem is that your credentials as a dishonest jerk that made money (as you say) scamming senior citizens hardly qualifies you as a source of truth.    I love it when self professed scammers come on this site to denounce others.   What reason does anyone have to believe anything that they say?

" I was fired from metro markting in may of 2009.It is now may of 2012 so I am not a disgruntled former employee  "

  Sorry, but this is just too funny.   I hope your new job does not involve interpreting the english language.   Here's a clue.   You are a former employee and you don't sound gruntled to me.   What does that make you???