Alex
Fort Lauderdale,#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, July 08, 2022
These people also defrauded me. I am putting together a case for the courts and for the regulating government agancies. I would like to get a few other casees so we can have an impact. Would you mind reaching out to me at so flo anti fraud at g mail?
single parent
fort lauderdale,#3Author of original report
Tue, August 23, 2011
And how was your input helpful again on this topic? I guess your life sucks just that much that you take the time Out of your pathetic life to provide negative feed back(but I need to grow up) Tell you what know it all, figure out how not to provide worthless comments Regarding other peoples problems. Can't do it can ya (loser) And apparently the AG didn't laugh they already have an active file on this company.
Jim
Orlando,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, August 22, 2011
You bought a car on monthly payment which is obvious by you saying the price was so much down and so much per month.
You agreed with them to file a deceptive finance application.
You signed a contract without knowing what the h**l it contained.
You are all upset because now they have deceived you.
It can get pretty serious at times in the AG's office. I'm sure you're report will give them a few minutes worth of laughs!
And in typical subprime thinking fashion, when somebody responds and you don't like what he says, "Oh, you must work for them!"
GROW UP and LEARN the fundamentals of being a smart consumer!
single parent
fort lauderdale,#5Author of original report
Sun, August 21, 2011
It appears to me you may have some sort of relationship with this criminal enterprise Transcontinental, however I do take some responsibility for allowing myself to be in this situation, that being said that gives no right for a company doing buisiness with the public as a license dealer to ripp off consumers. I am simply getting the word out to other car shoppers to be aware of this criminal car lot that has atleast 2 locations as I know of (pompano bch of Dixie highway) so there will be an end to the deceptive practices. Oh yea I will definitely tap the attorney generals office about this place so your buddies days I am sure are numbered.
Jim
Orlando,#6Consumer Comment
Sun, August 21, 2011
You said, in the time sequence of events that YOU AGREED to the dishonesty in the exact down payment amount. You signed the contract attesting to this lie and then went off to get written proof of insurance changes. According to you, upon returning with the proof, you then read the contract you signed and surprise, surprise, it contains something you never agreed to...the spreading out of the down payment amount. Now you want to blame the dealer and you alledge dishonesty on their part. Is that about the size of it?
1. They demonstrated to you their full capability and willingness to be dishonest by committing fraud in the application. Apparently their dishonesty did not make the slightest bit of concern to you.
2. You signed the contract before you left for the insurance paperwork. You identified the document as a "contract" but it is quite obvious you did not read what you were legally obligating yourself to.
3. You returned with the paperwork and you then read the contract AFTER you legally obligated yourself to its stated terms and conditions. They either changed the contract or it was there all the time. In either instance, you wouldn't have the slightest clue because you didn't even read what you were signing! Incredible!!!
YOU (who?) YOU went along with their original deception and YOU failed to read what you were obligating yourself to BEFORE signing the contract.
The entity to blame in this sorry case is YOU.
I will never, ever understand how some of you people can do something so STUPID as signing contracts without having a clue what you're obligating yourself to, all for a dumb, stupid car!
Absolutely incredible!!!