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OneStopMotors.com False Advertising, Deceptive Marketing Las Vegas, Nevada

22nd of Apr, 2011 by User910589

We put a car-for-sale ad on Craigslist.org for a 2006 Jaguar. We were then contacted by "Juan Jimenez" who called repeatedly telling my parents that he could help them sell their car and for a $500 fee he would advertise their car nationally and that because they combine loan services that they could be of great service in helping sell the car. "Juan" called repeatedly and had almost convinced my parents to pay $500 for their "services" when my parents asked me to look into the company. I discovered they have an "F" rating with the BBB nationally and also with the BBB in Nevada. The internet is littered with consumer complaints about OneStopMotors.com. That is when I began to scrutinize the claims made in "Juan's" email. As I investigated each claim proved out to be false. Their ads and services do not come up on the top of the list (or at all) on a search on Yahoo.com when searching the terms they claim will show high profile results when searched. Similarly do they come up on top or at all on a search on Google.com or Bing.com. Furthermore Juan's email claims that they will advertise on eBay, but I could find one for sale item on eBay from OneStopMotors. They also show the name Ad.Post.com on their email, but it's free to post ads there. They also list some shame web sites that are subsidiaries of OneStopMotors.com but are not actual national car trading entities. They are merely window dressing and probably the only place a car "advertised" by OneStopMotors.com would possibly ever end up. These sham web sites are probably only used by OneStopMotors to deflect legal charges of taking money for no services rendered. They can point to those sham web sites and claim that was their advertising.
I contacted "Juan" about this and he had nothing to refute any of these claims.
I am including an image from OneStopMotor's web site showing what appears to be their building. Please compare it to the image from Google Earth. Even their claim of what their offices are is a lie.
This company is a scam and they take advantage of people's desperation to sell vehicles in these difficult financial times.
From what I read on the internet their "loan services" are just the other side of the scam. People are getting burnt left and right by this company. BEWARE

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