- Report: #1067131
Complaint Review: Quirk Nissan Quincy Boston Massachusetts - Quincy Massachusetts
Reported By:
Ezequiel Cadena -
Cambridge, Massachusetts,
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Quirk Nissan Quincy Boston Massachusetts
600 Southern Artery Quincy MA, 02169 Quincy, 02169 Massachusetts, USA
Web:
www.quirknissan.com
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Quirk Nissan Quincy Boston Massachusetts Wrong Practices and Inadequate Procedures. Deceptive false Internet Prices. Quincy Massachusetts
Quirk Nissan Quincy Massachusetts. This Car Dealer is doing Fraud with most of their Customer, They have a False Internet prices and use Fraudulent Procedures to confuse all Custumer and ripp you off your money.
I recently Lost my old car 2011 Mazda cx-7 the new purchased and the most importan my good credit.
they made me believe with those deceptives Internet price, that the price shown on the web-site are the corret prices but is false. In the paper work math they use to play his game making you believe a price but at the end bank will tell you what really the price is, which is really more expensive than you think. Is not Fair!
Please refund to me amy $12300.00 Dollars I received for my trade.
The local Gov. should close this creeapy place!
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Ezequiel Cadena
Cambridge,Massachusetts,
Quirk Nissan
#2Author of original report
Tue, July 16, 2013
Jim, of course, commond sense but, when they play their games they know what they doing Instead a Custumer that don't.
I refused to signed 3 Times and they ensure me that my compromise with the bank is other when in reallity is not. Omitting information in the state of massachusetss is ilegal means, they can't lie. Consumers Affairs protect the Consumers not matter what even if you sing. When a Business is HONEST you relay on it. But this Dealer is very DISHONEST.
Want Costumers,,, BE HONEST and their Business will be in a good Health and more Prospect!
Thank you!
Jim
Florida,Perhaps...
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, July 16, 2013
Perhaps you should read the contract BEFORE you sign it and if the figures to not agree with what you want to pay, then you don't obligate yourself to the deal!
