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Complaint Review: National Automobile Safety Council Inc. - Redwood City California
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National Automobile Safety Council Inc.
300 Twin Dolphin, Redwood City, California, USA
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National Automobile Safety Council, Inc. William Robert Sutton aka William Robertson Consumer Advocacy Scam Redwood City California
I am an attorney in California. I am the author of the Qui Tam Action filed by Plaintiff People of the State of California ex rel Danial Danialian Salvage, Inc. dba Statewide Auto Sales against Defendants William Robert Sutton aka William Robertson, Kasra Sadr, Sadr Law Firm, Car Law Firm, etc. I am writing to update information concerning the scam perpetrated by National Automobile Safety Council, Inc. and attorneys involved with those firms.
Research to date reveals that William Robertson, a "principal" of National Automobile Safety Council, Inc. is really William Robert Sutton, owner of Sutton Auto Sales, located in Daly City, California. Mr. Sutton is a registered automible dealer, license number 22514. Mr. Sutton has access to a commercial requestor account through the Department of Motor Vehicle and can obtain private information concerning registered vehicles owners names addresses, and possibly social security numbers, by use of the commercial requestor account.
When the commercial requestor seeks information regarding registered vehicle owners private information, the individual vehicles owners are not notified, versus when someone else obtains information from the DMV, whereby the DMV notifies the registered vehicle owners that information is being sought. Mr. Sutton is exploiting the use of the commercial requestor account in illegally obtaining privileged and private information from the DMV regarding the names and addressses of registered vehicle owners
It is a crime to illegally obtain information from the DMV for something other than a legitimate purpose. Here, NASC, Sutton aka Robertson, are conducting a running and capping scheme for attorneys such as Sadr Law Firm, Kasra Sadr, Law Firm etc. Any registered vehicle owner who is contacted by NASC may have a claim under Sutton's surety bond for $50,000.00 for misuse of the commercial requestor account. I am not sure whether another listed principal of NASC, Larry Maloney, really exists or not and whether this is another fabrication of William Robert Sutton.
NASC is conducting a running and capping scheme for attorneys and is engaging in insurance fraud. They are paid $3500 per lead by attorneys such as Sadr's office, who asserts claims that have no merit in that the purported frame damage has been fully disclosed to the owners or does not exist at all. Moreover, research reveals that NASC has no real presence in California and their address listed on their website is a virtual office, where the office manager states they no longer maintain a virtual office (Dolphin Street Address).
If you are a consumer who has received a letter from NASC regarding purported "undisclosed frame damage", be wary of dealing with NASC. If you have received any letter from NASC, I would appreciate your contacting me to discuss the details of your interaction with NASC. NASC is, or will be, under investigation through the DMV, the District Attorney's Office, the Attorney General's Office and the State Bar of California.
I know from reading other rip off reports that various consumers have attempted to obtain information from NASC about how it is getting access to DMV protected information. It if because William Robert Sutton is exploiting his commercial requestor account and has potential liability on his $50,000 bond. Anyone who has been contacted by NASC who is unable to get information out of them re: how NASC obtained their name address and social security number may have a claim against Mr. Sutton's $50,000.00 bond. I urge anyone who has been contacted by NASC to make a claim under Mr. Sutton's surety bond.
