Paul
houston,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sun, May 30, 2010
WATCH OUT THEYVE CHANGED THIER NAME BUT SAME RIPP OFF EMPLOYEES AND OWNERS THEY WERE SUED BY THE TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE AND SETTLED IT FOR 750 THOUSAND DOLLARS BUT ARE UNDER INVESTIGATION AGAIN !
THEY LIE ABOUT TEST RESULTS THEY FAKE THE NUMBERS ON THE TESTS THEY GIVE YOU SO THEY CAN RUN YOUR CREDIT CARD
DO NOT TRUST THEM UNDER ANY NAME YOU WILL LOOSE YOUR MONEY
Brad
Raleigh,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, March 28, 2006
I was ripped off by ASAP motors as well. I actually got a good motor from them after sending 2 back. The R&R of the additional motors and the parts they kept of mine that were on the second motor I sent back to them has costed me an additional $2000. Dina refuses to pay for my parts or any labor because I did not purchase the labor warranty. I should not need a labor warranty for something that was bad upon installation. Dina seems to be mad that I filed a compalint against them with the BBB. I guess the other 300 complaints they have with this company upset her as well. The Attorney Generals office has over 1000 complaints against them. I guess all the consumers are wrong, ASAP must be a great company to do business with. You can read my post to see what I have been dealing with. I would like to find out more about a class action lawsuit against these crooks. If anyone has dealt with them in small claims court, let me know!
Brad
Raleigh,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, March 28, 2006
I was ripped off by ASAP motors as well. I actually got a good motor from them after sending 2 back. The R&R of the additional motors and the parts they kept of mine that were on the second motor I sent back to them has costed me an additional $2000. Dina refuses to pay for my parts or any labor because I did not purchase the labor warranty. I should not need a labor warranty for something that was bad upon installation. Dina seems to be mad that I filed a compalint against them with the BBB. I guess the other 300 complaints they have with this company upset her as well. The Attorney Generals office has over 1000 complaints against them. I guess all the consumers are wrong, ASAP must be a great company to do business with. You can read my post to see what I have been dealing with. I would like to find out more about a class action lawsuit against these crooks. If anyone has dealt with them in small claims court, let me know!
Brad
Raleigh,#5Consumer Comment
Tue, March 28, 2006
I was ripped off by ASAP motors as well. I actually got a good motor from them after sending 2 back. The R&R of the additional motors and the parts they kept of mine that were on the second motor I sent back to them has costed me an additional $2000. Dina refuses to pay for my parts or any labor because I did not purchase the labor warranty. I should not need a labor warranty for something that was bad upon installation. Dina seems to be mad that I filed a compalint against them with the BBB. I guess the other 300 complaints they have with this company upset her as well. The Attorney Generals office has over 1000 complaints against them. I guess all the consumers are wrong, ASAP must be a great company to do business with. You can read my post to see what I have been dealing with. I would like to find out more about a class action lawsuit against these crooks. If anyone has dealt with them in small claims court, let me know!
Brad
Raleigh,#6Consumer Comment
Tue, March 28, 2006
I was ripped off by ASAP motors as well. I actually got a good motor from them after sending 2 back. The R&R of the additional motors and the parts they kept of mine that were on the second motor I sent back to them has costed me an additional $2000. Dina refuses to pay for my parts or any labor because I did not purchase the labor warranty. I should not need a labor warranty for something that was bad upon installation. Dina seems to be mad that I filed a compalint against them with the BBB. I guess the other 300 complaints they have with this company upset her as well. The Attorney Generals office has over 1000 complaints against them. I guess all the consumers are wrong, ASAP must be a great company to do business with. You can read my post to see what I have been dealing with. I would like to find out more about a class action lawsuit against these crooks. If anyone has dealt with them in small claims court, let me know!
Phil
Fredericksburg,#7Author of original report
Wed, March 15, 2006
I saw Dina post this comment above, I then called her on good faith, that she meant what she wrote. I should have known better. This time, I had my legal representative on the phone listening. I contacted her, explained I saw her rebuttal on RipoffReports.com and wanted to try to resolve the matter. I explained myself once again and she requested my order information. Gave this to her and already I could feel the tension building in the air. She asked if I had sent the motor back. So I explained I received the ROA form, a day late at that(reducing the ridiculous 20 day return time frame to 19), and how they had written on the form under 'Reason for Return': Customer Claims: We sent wrong engine Now anyone who as read my report, knows why I am returning the engine. Dina said this is where I am suppose to fill out the reason why to return. After speaking with a legal representative, that is what I did; I updated the form with the real reasons also scratched out the agreement/statement "I have completely read and understand ASAP Motors warranty terms and guidelines and request ASAP Motors to credit my account according to these rules." since I still have not read the contract for the 1 year extended warranty. Dina said I already had it - the basic 3 month (90 day) warranty guidelines. Also she was telling me that there are no records in their system for any of my 1 year extended warranty purchase. Somehow, this lady could not understand this was the main reason I wished to return the motor - what can she not understand? I still do not understand if they were going to credit my account, why not accept my return form as is - if I will be getting my money back anyways, right? But they refused the form and faxed it again with a cover stating: "Please Sign and Fax Back. Do not alter form in any way." They are not giving me the required information to send the engine back. So, now this has to come out of my pocket? I looked into prices which are over $600 just to ship it back. As usual, Dina began to argue with me, this is when I asked her if she would even let me finish my sentence. I got no answer to that, just more yelling. That is when I asked my representative (who was listening in) if she was being cooperative and allowing me to speak my side. She asked who this person was, I said my witness. He spoke up and agreed that Dina was not being cooperative and being rude not allowing me to speak. He advised that she allow me to speak my side, that is when she hung up. This report remains in the same status - UNSATISFIED. I have no option but to dispute (which is already in the works) the charges. ASAP Motors & Parts Inc. is not trust worthy company. They have no concern for their customers. Stay away from this business at all costs - no pun intended...
Phil
Fredericksburg,#8Author of original report
Wed, March 15, 2006
I saw Dina post this comment above, I then called her on good faith, that she meant what she wrote. I should have known better. This time, I had my legal representative on the phone listening. I contacted her, explained I saw her rebuttal on RipoffReports.com and wanted to try to resolve the matter. I explained myself once again and she requested my order information. Gave this to her and already I could feel the tension building in the air. She asked if I had sent the motor back. So I explained I received the ROA form, a day late at that(reducing the ridiculous 20 day return time frame to 19), and how they had written on the form under 'Reason for Return': Customer Claims: We sent wrong engine Now anyone who as read my report, knows why I am returning the engine. Dina said this is where I am suppose to fill out the reason why to return. After speaking with a legal representative, that is what I did; I updated the form with the real reasons also scratched out the agreement/statement "I have completely read and understand ASAP Motors warranty terms and guidelines and request ASAP Motors to credit my account according to these rules." since I still have not read the contract for the 1 year extended warranty. Dina said I already had it - the basic 3 month (90 day) warranty guidelines. Also she was telling me that there are no records in their system for any of my 1 year extended warranty purchase. Somehow, this lady could not understand this was the main reason I wished to return the motor - what can she not understand? I still do not understand if they were going to credit my account, why not accept my return form as is - if I will be getting my money back anyways, right? But they refused the form and faxed it again with a cover stating: "Please Sign and Fax Back. Do not alter form in any way." They are not giving me the required information to send the engine back. So, now this has to come out of my pocket? I looked into prices which are over $600 just to ship it back. As usual, Dina began to argue with me, this is when I asked her if she would even let me finish my sentence. I got no answer to that, just more yelling. That is when I asked my representative (who was listening in) if she was being cooperative and allowing me to speak my side. She asked who this person was, I said my witness. He spoke up and agreed that Dina was not being cooperative and being rude not allowing me to speak. He advised that she allow me to speak my side, that is when she hung up. This report remains in the same status - UNSATISFIED. I have no option but to dispute (which is already in the works) the charges. ASAP Motors & Parts Inc. is not trust worthy company. They have no concern for their customers. Stay away from this business at all costs - no pun intended...
Phil
Fredericksburg,#9Author of original report
Wed, March 15, 2006
I saw Dina post this comment above, I then called her on good faith, that she meant what she wrote. I should have known better. This time, I had my legal representative on the phone listening. I contacted her, explained I saw her rebuttal on RipoffReports.com and wanted to try to resolve the matter. I explained myself once again and she requested my order information. Gave this to her and already I could feel the tension building in the air. She asked if I had sent the motor back. So I explained I received the ROA form, a day late at that(reducing the ridiculous 20 day return time frame to 19), and how they had written on the form under 'Reason for Return': Customer Claims: We sent wrong engine Now anyone who as read my report, knows why I am returning the engine. Dina said this is where I am suppose to fill out the reason why to return. After speaking with a legal representative, that is what I did; I updated the form with the real reasons also scratched out the agreement/statement "I have completely read and understand ASAP Motors warranty terms and guidelines and request ASAP Motors to credit my account according to these rules." since I still have not read the contract for the 1 year extended warranty. Dina said I already had it - the basic 3 month (90 day) warranty guidelines. Also she was telling me that there are no records in their system for any of my 1 year extended warranty purchase. Somehow, this lady could not understand this was the main reason I wished to return the motor - what can she not understand? I still do not understand if they were going to credit my account, why not accept my return form as is - if I will be getting my money back anyways, right? But they refused the form and faxed it again with a cover stating: "Please Sign and Fax Back. Do not alter form in any way." They are not giving me the required information to send the engine back. So, now this has to come out of my pocket? I looked into prices which are over $600 just to ship it back. As usual, Dina began to argue with me, this is when I asked her if she would even let me finish my sentence. I got no answer to that, just more yelling. That is when I asked my representative (who was listening in) if she was being cooperative and allowing me to speak my side. She asked who this person was, I said my witness. He spoke up and agreed that Dina was not being cooperative and being rude not allowing me to speak. He advised that she allow me to speak my side, that is when she hung up. This report remains in the same status - UNSATISFIED. I have no option but to dispute (which is already in the works) the charges. ASAP Motors & Parts Inc. is not trust worthy company. They have no concern for their customers. Stay away from this business at all costs - no pun intended...
Phil
Fredericksburg,#10Author of original report
Wed, March 15, 2006
I saw Dina post this comment above, I then called her on good faith, that she meant what she wrote. I should have known better. This time, I had my legal representative on the phone listening. I contacted her, explained I saw her rebuttal on RipoffReports.com and wanted to try to resolve the matter. I explained myself once again and she requested my order information. Gave this to her and already I could feel the tension building in the air. She asked if I had sent the motor back. So I explained I received the ROA form, a day late at that(reducing the ridiculous 20 day return time frame to 19), and how they had written on the form under 'Reason for Return': Customer Claims: We sent wrong engine Now anyone who as read my report, knows why I am returning the engine. Dina said this is where I am suppose to fill out the reason why to return. After speaking with a legal representative, that is what I did; I updated the form with the real reasons also scratched out the agreement/statement "I have completely read and understand ASAP Motors warranty terms and guidelines and request ASAP Motors to credit my account according to these rules." since I still have not read the contract for the 1 year extended warranty. Dina said I already had it - the basic 3 month (90 day) warranty guidelines. Also she was telling me that there are no records in their system for any of my 1 year extended warranty purchase. Somehow, this lady could not understand this was the main reason I wished to return the motor - what can she not understand? I still do not understand if they were going to credit my account, why not accept my return form as is - if I will be getting my money back anyways, right? But they refused the form and faxed it again with a cover stating: "Please Sign and Fax Back. Do not alter form in any way." They are not giving me the required information to send the engine back. So, now this has to come out of my pocket? I looked into prices which are over $600 just to ship it back. As usual, Dina began to argue with me, this is when I asked her if she would even let me finish my sentence. I got no answer to that, just more yelling. That is when I asked my representative (who was listening in) if she was being cooperative and allowing me to speak my side. She asked who this person was, I said my witness. He spoke up and agreed that Dina was not being cooperative and being rude not allowing me to speak. He advised that she allow me to speak my side, that is when she hung up. This report remains in the same status - UNSATISFIED. I have no option but to dispute (which is already in the works) the charges. ASAP Motors & Parts Inc. is not trust worthy company. They have no concern for their customers. Stay away from this business at all costs - no pun intended...
Dina
Houston,#11UPDATE Employee
Tue, March 14, 2006
As I stated in our intial conversation I show nothing that stated you would receive a unit with 27k, I showed the unit did have less than 60k and was tested. However, I did offer to waive the restock fee and just charge you whatever freight it costs to retrieve the unit back and refund the differance to you, I assumed that was acceptable when you ask to have the ROA papers faxed to you. If you would still like that offer you may contact me toll free at 888-221-1440 ext 232. Also as stated before we have never had an Anthony that has worked here and as before everything in his comments are untrue. If you are a customer and need assistance I will try to help you within reason, no screaming, no yelling, if you will contact me and just talk with me I am always willing to try and assist.
Anthony
Houston,#12UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sun, March 12, 2006
But it isn't your fault. You are still going on the assumption that some of what this company says is true. See, this company has motors and transmissions, but for the most part, when they get an order like yours, they don't have it. So when you are paying for the motor they are promising has blah blah miles, etc etc, they don't even have it! When you fork over your money and 'order' a motor, they start the ball rolling. From this point your motor goes on a list of what they need to order. They get on car-parts.com and find a motor from a yard someplace in the country that might be good or might not be good, and they order from that yard. So when they 'finally' receive it and then clean it up, spray paint it, and wire it to a skid and THEN ship it to you (oh by the way without testing jack crap) and you receive it in the condition yours came in, of course you realize that you've been had. Warranty is a joke at ASAP. They offer it and sometimes even follow through after constant harassing but, for the most part, it was a joke. The three ring binder I saw during my short time of working there, was filled with probably 1000 pages of problem motor/transmissions. I wish the Federal Trade Commission or someone could shut these liars down. They cover themselves with fine print on shipping documents, credit card agreement documents and the web site, but in reality they are middle men between a regular junk yard and you, marking up prices and taking your money. If people would just check the BBB site for Houston Tx first, they would see what a lousy reputation this company has.
Aaron
Mahomet,#13Consumer Suggestion
Sat, March 04, 2006
PHIL, I hope that any info I printed will help yuo, just remember, when you do the charge back on your credit card, have your old card canceled and a new card issued to you with new numbers as soon as you have that money back into your account, or theyll just try to do another charge back again, if they have already done this, do another charge back. with more info and evidence and then do what I said when you have your money back in your account. dont let the bank tell you this cant be done. it can. this only makes it so ASAP has to come after you for the money if they sitll want to rip you off and thats not going to be likely ok. Hope this helps. Aaron.
Aaron
Mahomet,#14Consumer Suggestion
Sat, March 04, 2006
PHIL, I hope that any info I printed will help yuo, just remember, when you do the charge back on your credit card, have your old card canceled and a new card issued to you with new numbers as soon as you have that money back into your account, or theyll just try to do another charge back again, if they have already done this, do another charge back. with more info and evidence and then do what I said when you have your money back in your account. dont let the bank tell you this cant be done. it can. this only makes it so ASAP has to come after you for the money if they sitll want to rip you off and thats not going to be likely ok. Hope this helps. Aaron.
Aaron
Mahomet,#15Consumer Suggestion
Sat, March 04, 2006
PHIL, I hope that any info I printed will help yuo, just remember, when you do the charge back on your credit card, have your old card canceled and a new card issued to you with new numbers as soon as you have that money back into your account, or theyll just try to do another charge back again, if they have already done this, do another charge back. with more info and evidence and then do what I said when you have your money back in your account. dont let the bank tell you this cant be done. it can. this only makes it so ASAP has to come after you for the money if they sitll want to rip you off and thats not going to be likely ok. Hope this helps. Aaron.
Aaron
Mahomet,#16Consumer Suggestion
Sat, March 04, 2006
PHIL, I hope that any info I printed will help yuo, just remember, when you do the charge back on your credit card, have your old card canceled and a new card issued to you with new numbers as soon as you have that money back into your account, or theyll just try to do another charge back again, if they have already done this, do another charge back. with more info and evidence and then do what I said when you have your money back in your account. dont let the bank tell you this cant be done. it can. this only makes it so ASAP has to come after you for the money if they sitll want to rip you off and thats not going to be likely ok. Hope this helps. Aaron.
Phil
Fredericksburg,#17Author of original report
Fri, March 03, 2006
I read through some of these other reports also for ASAP Motors and GM Dina, all experience delivery problems, refusal of refunds, denying faulty equipment and even ex-employees coming forward to help those who feel cheated by ASAP Motors. From my current experience, I do not feel I will receive more cooperation from ASAP than anyone else on this website. I will be going to my bank tomorrow to discuss my situation, provide the photos to get my refund (thankfully I bought under Visa) and get the paper work moving. Notify the BBB, FBAA and Texas Attorney General of my experiences with ASAP Motors. If Dina initiates contacting me and can guarantee a full refund because of the lies I received about delivery delays, engine mileage and of course the purchased-but-refused 1 year warranty, then I could walk away from this happy. Able to say in the end, ASAP isn't all bad - at least I got my money back (which I will need to pay for the 3 week extended car rental $680). They had some bad apples, which we all get from time to time. Either ASAP Management is corrupt or they need to check their employees for cheating customers. Even that said, no consumer should ever have to pay restitution (restocking fees) for ASAP's fault as a company. And like one other person stated, if ASAP only sells low mileage, high quality, guaranteed engines and transmissions, if one is sent back defective, why the extra in restocking? Why restock a bad motor? Here's a money making scheme; send faulty motor (gain $1000), have it returned (loose $800), $200 in your pocket. Nice, isn't it. ********* Aaron, if you get any sort of case going and need a witness, you may contact me.
Phil
Fredericksburg,#18Author of original report
Fri, March 03, 2006
I read through some of these other reports also for ASAP Motors and GM Dina, all experience delivery problems, refusal of refunds, denying faulty equipment and even ex-employees coming forward to help those who feel cheated by ASAP Motors. From my current experience, I do not feel I will receive more cooperation from ASAP than anyone else on this website. I will be going to my bank tomorrow to discuss my situation, provide the photos to get my refund (thankfully I bought under Visa) and get the paper work moving. Notify the BBB, FBAA and Texas Attorney General of my experiences with ASAP Motors. If Dina initiates contacting me and can guarantee a full refund because of the lies I received about delivery delays, engine mileage and of course the purchased-but-refused 1 year warranty, then I could walk away from this happy. Able to say in the end, ASAP isn't all bad - at least I got my money back (which I will need to pay for the 3 week extended car rental $680). They had some bad apples, which we all get from time to time. Either ASAP Management is corrupt or they need to check their employees for cheating customers. Even that said, no consumer should ever have to pay restitution (restocking fees) for ASAP's fault as a company. And like one other person stated, if ASAP only sells low mileage, high quality, guaranteed engines and transmissions, if one is sent back defective, why the extra in restocking? Why restock a bad motor? Here's a money making scheme; send faulty motor (gain $1000), have it returned (loose $800), $200 in your pocket. Nice, isn't it. ********* Aaron, if you get any sort of case going and need a witness, you may contact me.
Phil
Fredericksburg,#19Author of original report
Fri, March 03, 2006
I read through some of these other reports also for ASAP Motors and GM Dina, all experience delivery problems, refusal of refunds, denying faulty equipment and even ex-employees coming forward to help those who feel cheated by ASAP Motors. From my current experience, I do not feel I will receive more cooperation from ASAP than anyone else on this website. I will be going to my bank tomorrow to discuss my situation, provide the photos to get my refund (thankfully I bought under Visa) and get the paper work moving. Notify the BBB, FBAA and Texas Attorney General of my experiences with ASAP Motors. If Dina initiates contacting me and can guarantee a full refund because of the lies I received about delivery delays, engine mileage and of course the purchased-but-refused 1 year warranty, then I could walk away from this happy. Able to say in the end, ASAP isn't all bad - at least I got my money back (which I will need to pay for the 3 week extended car rental $680). They had some bad apples, which we all get from time to time. Either ASAP Management is corrupt or they need to check their employees for cheating customers. Even that said, no consumer should ever have to pay restitution (restocking fees) for ASAP's fault as a company. And like one other person stated, if ASAP only sells low mileage, high quality, guaranteed engines and transmissions, if one is sent back defective, why the extra in restocking? Why restock a bad motor? Here's a money making scheme; send faulty motor (gain $1000), have it returned (loose $800), $200 in your pocket. Nice, isn't it. ********* Aaron, if you get any sort of case going and need a witness, you may contact me.
Phil
Fredericksburg,#20Author of original report
Fri, March 03, 2006
I read through some of these other reports also for ASAP Motors and GM Dina, all experience delivery problems, refusal of refunds, denying faulty equipment and even ex-employees coming forward to help those who feel cheated by ASAP Motors. From my current experience, I do not feel I will receive more cooperation from ASAP than anyone else on this website. I will be going to my bank tomorrow to discuss my situation, provide the photos to get my refund (thankfully I bought under Visa) and get the paper work moving. Notify the BBB, FBAA and Texas Attorney General of my experiences with ASAP Motors. If Dina initiates contacting me and can guarantee a full refund because of the lies I received about delivery delays, engine mileage and of course the purchased-but-refused 1 year warranty, then I could walk away from this happy. Able to say in the end, ASAP isn't all bad - at least I got my money back (which I will need to pay for the 3 week extended car rental $680). They had some bad apples, which we all get from time to time. Either ASAP Management is corrupt or they need to check their employees for cheating customers. Even that said, no consumer should ever have to pay restitution (restocking fees) for ASAP's fault as a company. And like one other person stated, if ASAP only sells low mileage, high quality, guaranteed engines and transmissions, if one is sent back defective, why the extra in restocking? Why restock a bad motor? Here's a money making scheme; send faulty motor (gain $1000), have it returned (loose $800), $200 in your pocket. Nice, isn't it. ********* Aaron, if you get any sort of case going and need a witness, you may contact me.