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Save up to $379 on Your Auto Insurance. Compare Quotes from Top Providers Now! Find the Best Deal and Apply! - Adv. Edward of Brooklyn, NY October 16, 2008
So this is step 1. And I am sure I am not the only one who is wondering what the hell is going on. It could be something minor, but someone should be answering the phones and telling their customers whats going on. Patrick of New York, NY October 14, 2008
Kenneth of Brooklyn, NY January 19, 2008
Mr P told me that it was not time to discuss this issus. I stressed to him that this issue was vitally important to the purchase of the car. His mind could not be changed. I left the conversation without knowledge of the price of the car or possible APR rates based on the information I gave him. I recieved a phone call a week later from one of the managers informing me I needed to come and pick up the car. I informed them that we never spoke about the terms of purchase, that their sales consultant was not professional, and that I had lost the desire to deal with them. Today, after asking several managers to refund my refundable deposit, they decided they would discuss the terms of finance. Basically, I was interested in a car. Because of their unprofessional behavior, I no longer think my best interest is being served. Debbie of Brooklyn, NY January 9, 2008
When I did not receive my booklet I called the dealership in August and they told me to call your 1 800 number. When I called and gave the person the contract number that was given to me I was told that they did not have a contract for me and advised me to go back to the dealership to see if they actually put the paperwork through. I did that and someone there gave me a copy of a contract. I called Chrysler again and was told the same as before. They did not have a service contract for me. I return to the dealership in September and informed them that I wanted to cancel the contract since it was never put through. I was again told by one of the mangers that if I cancelled the contract my car would not be covered if anything went wrong with it mechanically. I sign a DCSC change request form to cancel the contract. I was told by the manager that I should wait four to eight weeks before I would see the amount deducted from my principal balance on my car loan statement. While waiting the four to eight weeks for the amount to be refunded I received a maintenance care service package in the mail in October. Upon reviewing the package I realized that they were charging me 3,462.58 for oil changes. This contract does not cover anything else. They lied to me and on top of that they never mailed in the paper work for the refund. Sharon of East Stroudsburg, PA August 16, 2007
Two days went by and I called, the only person I got was the receptionist who identified herself as the receptionist. I called the fourth day and I got the receptionist again, it was only after I made a few calls the fifth day that Irna told me the car will take a little while longer. She offered me rent a car but the distance from the Bronx to Brooklyn would not allome time enough to f=get there before 5 p.m. I would have to take two trains and a bus to reach them. So i rented a car for four days. On Monday aug 13th I called and left a message for Irina and Sebastian, more than once for the day, neither of them call me back. Everytime i calld the receptionist gave the following run around. He is in a meeting, call back in 15 minutes, he step out, he is not in today etc. I am tired , frustrated, feel ripped off and stripped of any respect i had for thse people. They acted unprofessional, lied and who knows what they have to hide why they won't give me my car. In the mean while my first payment of 644.00 is due to MCU on July 29th, and I still stuck in the Bronx without a car. By the way, I called the body shop that the receptionist told me that my car is and the person in charge told me he does not know about that car and he will call Chrysler to see what's going on. Bernard of Brooklyn, NY March 4, 2004
I also noticed on the receipt that the Dealer may cancel the contract if vehicle has not been paid for in full and accepted by purchaser within 3 days of the delivery date specified on reverse side. Customer deposit will in this case be refunded in full. This would be within the parameters to qualify for a full unconditional refund of my deposit. I found the salesperson and supervisors to be insensitive, nonresponsive, arrogant and lacking in their customer service behavior. I would like to know how do I get my deposit back? Report Your Experience
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