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Complaint Review: Scam.com And Automax Sales Training - Internet
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Scammed when scam.com shuts down AutoMax Training thread
What's going on at scam.com? I had been following a thread on that site about AutoMax Sales Training. The people that were posting the messages were doing a fantastic job of exposing this company as a scam. Yesterday, all of the sudden George, the President of scam.com, SHUT DOWN the thread! It was pretty obvious that members trustbutvalidate, whattodo, and Connecticut Victim knew a lot about this company. They were not lying. They had all kinds of real documents to back up what they were telling. and so did many others. A lot of people were posting stories about how they had been scammed by AutoMax. A lot more were telling how they had not been scammed because of what they had been able to find out on that site. The thread was helping people. It had almost 17,000 hits! And people were filing complaints against AutoMax all over the place with different legal agencies.
I don't understand why George closed this thread. He sided with AutoMax. He even called THEM the VICTIMS! He let them put a letter on scam.com to make it look like trustbutvalidate was just a mad, ex-employee. I bet the thread was hurting their business, so they PAID George a lot of money to get rid of it. When the members over there tried to start a new thread to complain about George shutting it down, they closed that one too! He ripped off a lot of people that were using and watching the thread. I won't go to scam.com ever again.
By the way, this is the SAME AutoMax company that some people have posted about right here on rip-off reports! They are scamming people that are looking for a job. Their trainers put misleading ads in newspapers for jobs at car dealerships. Then they charge $499.00 for job applicants to take a required training class to learn how to sell cars. They are saying things to the students about getting a job and getting their $499.00 back that are not true. They also scam the people that train to be trainers for them. It's a very bad company. Shame on George.
Teresa
indianapolis, Indiana
U.S.A.
What's going on at scam.com? I had been following a thread on that site about AutoMax Sales Training. The people that were posting the messages were doing a fantastic job of exposing this company as a scam. Yesterday, all of the sudden George, the President of scam.com, SHUT DOWN the thread! It was pretty obvious that members trustbutvalidate, whattodo, and Connecticut Victim knew a lot about this company. They were not lying. They had all kinds of real documents to back up what they were telling. and so did many others. A lot of people were posting stories about how they had been scammed by AutoMax. A lot more were telling how they had not been scammed because of what they had been able to find out on that site. The thread was helping people. It had almost 17,000 hits! And people were filing complaints against AutoMax all over the place with different legal agencies.
I don't understand why George closed this thread. He sided with AutoMax. He even called THEM the VICTIMS! He let them put a letter on scam.com to make it look like trustbutvalidate was just a mad, ex-employee. I bet the thread was hurting their business, so they PAID George a lot of money to get rid of it. When the members over there tried to start a new thread to complain about George shutting it down, they closed that one too! He ripped off a lot of people that were using and watching the thread. I won't go to scam.com ever again.
By the way, this is the SAME AutoMax company that some people have posted about right here on rip-off reports! They are scamming people that are looking for a job. Their trainers put misleading ads in newspapers for jobs at car dealerships. Then they charge $499.00 for job applicants to take a required training class to learn how to sell cars. They are saying things to the students about getting a job and getting their $499.00 back that are not true. They also scam the people that train to be trainers for them. It's a very bad company. Shame on George.
Teresa
indianapolis, Indiana
U.S.A.
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Officer Mir-a-Mar
Yorba Linda,California,
United States
They found their way here . . . and everywhere else
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, June 22, 2020
It is simply amazing how a company such as "Automax" can continue to exist with all of these complaints, not only on this site but everywhere else. Automax gets nothing but complaints everywhere they go. What Automax is providing is absolutely worthless and should be discarded like a used paper plate.
Robert
Media,Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
Great Post
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, July 22, 2005
Keep up the good work. I'm sure all the people who posted on scam.com will find their way here.
