The website claims to sell items that others have listed on craigslist, ebay, etc. They require you to wire cash bank-to-bank and the seller will even email you a photo id and passport to make you feel warm and fuzzy. It'll be a picture of a young middle-eastern doctor. They offer a "7 Day Money Back Garantee", too. Their voicemail is computer generated and littered with gramatical errors. Phone calls about your inquiry wilcoem from Florida and they claim to have warehouses in multiple states and overseas. If you look online you will find a few old forum posts with positive reviews, but their bogus, too.
scam, scam, scam..Cost me a good bit of cash and I'm a pretty savvy internet user. The product I was buying was listed so low it was too good to pass up. As they say, "if its too god to be true..."
dick
st james city,#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 31, 2017
i have just read on this web site about vinton auto sales.
it is said they are not a scam operation
then how come i was ripped off for 15 thousand dollars
they even blocked me from trying to enter their web site
i only have one thing to say to any one trying to buy on internet
go see the item you are trying to purchase,dont be stuipid like me and take their word that it is all ok
if you can tutch it,feel it,see it,then buy it
Bassmaster_X
Missouri,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, June 16, 2017
Can't believe this is still going on....don't fall for it folks. This is not a legit business.
#4Author of original report
Wed, April 26, 2017
Troy, thank you for clarifing the things. I had no idea they are affiliate.
OpenMedNetwork OPN Open Medicine Foundation OPF and Open Medicine Institute OMI are all for real, they are affiliate. Wrong post when I ve said mentioned about fake websites. Appoloigize to the community.
#5Author of original report
Tue, April 25, 2017
I apologize for the negative feedback to all of them. I'm new in the Internet world and researches on beside of their legitimacy, is not my first quality. As my lawyer's researches have been finished, I must admit I was wrong and they are legitimate. I hope no deal has not been affected from my fault, sorry, just a misunderstanding on my side. Thanks!
#6Author of original report
Tue, April 25, 2017
I'm also sorry about the post on beside of the Medicine Institute Network website. They are for real, it's just I was very nervous and wanted to push somehow VintonAuto Sales & Consignment to prove they are for real. As now my lawyer confirmed they are all legitimate, I'm retracting my words. PS: I apologize for the negative feedback to all of them. I'm new in the Internet world and researches on beside of their legitimacy, is not my first quality. Thank you for your understanding!
#7Author of original report
Tue, April 25, 2017
I must admit I was wrong, they are for real. My lawyer went to their New York office this morning and they showed him the proof my product is already on the way to my address. Their business is legit and they are on the market since 2009. I'm really sorry for this confusion, as I've mentioned from my first post, I'm new in this world and made wrong researches. Stay away from writing bad reviews on beside of this company services as they fill out complaints against any person that write negative posts. It looks like now I'm the one in trouble, for filling out the previous negative reports. Does anyone know how I may hurry up this process because the website requires a lot of verification and so on, and that will lead me a lot of costs? Seems the posts on this website cannot be removed easily, it requires a a lot of verification, which is very odd. According to my attorney, I should remove the reports as soon as possible as the VintonAuto Sales and Consignment reputation has been affected and they suffer looses from my fault. To end with, I kindly ask everybody that considered VintonAuto Sales and Consignment services unsafe from my fault, to ignore my previous posts. It was just a misunderstanding, they are a legitimate company.
#8Author of original report
Mon, April 24, 2017
After more research I discovered that the fake website that the seller, supposedly a doctor, links to in actually a complete copuy of a real website. The fake is: www.medicineinstitutenetwork.com and the real website is: www.openmedicineinstitute.org. Notice the fake website has the seller listed as being on the board of directors and the real does not. Also, all phone numbers have been stripped from the fake site.