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Complaint Review: Hernando Mitsubishi Gulfview Motors - Spring Hill Port Richey Florida
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Hernando Mitsubishi Gulfview Motors
Spring Hill Port Richey, Florida, U.S.A.
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Hernando Mitsubishi Gulfview Motors False advertising misleading information verbally abusive sales personnel consumer fraud ripoff Port Richey Florida
My wife and I approached this dealership in mid-July relative to a flyer in the St. Petersburg Times referencing a gentlemen by the name of "John Taylor" from "Credit Rebuilders of America" who would be on-site for the week helping people get financing for people with credit blemishes. Upon our visit two weeks ago, we could never get a meeting with this gentlemen, and were never even told he was on the property--they were evasive. Instead, we were sent to look at vehicles with a young salesman and, when we started to leave because of the prices they had on their vehicles, he stated that we had to meet with a "sales manager" prior to leaving because it was "company policy." They then tried to sell us vehicles we would never have been interested in. We eventually left.
We noticed this week (August 1) that the ad appeared again, and we tried calling "Mr. Taylor." Each time we called, we were told he was "unavailable," or "out to lunch" but the person who answered said they were his "assistant" and could help us. I called them and spoke with them about this, and told them that this advertising was false, and that they didn't have any type of service for credit problems, that this person was even on property to provide "special financing" and that it was false advertising. The general sales manager called me back and started hurling expletives at me and we eventually got into a verbal confrontation about it. He then asked me to "come up to the dealership and talk with me like this," obviously a physical threat.
While my wife and I have no intention of buying from these people, they certainly need to be exposed for their false advertising to prevent people such as ourselves from driving all the way to their dealership for financing help that obviously doesn't exist. Carl Rosetti is the General Manager of the entire dealership. This false advertising should be stopped. We have contacted the St. Petersburg Times relative to this.
Randy
New port richey, Florida
U.S.A.
We noticed this week (August 1) that the ad appeared again, and we tried calling "Mr. Taylor." Each time we called, we were told he was "unavailable," or "out to lunch" but the person who answered said they were his "assistant" and could help us. I called them and spoke with them about this, and told them that this advertising was false, and that they didn't have any type of service for credit problems, that this person was even on property to provide "special financing" and that it was false advertising. The general sales manager called me back and started hurling expletives at me and we eventually got into a verbal confrontation about it. He then asked me to "come up to the dealership and talk with me like this," obviously a physical threat.
While my wife and I have no intention of buying from these people, they certainly need to be exposed for their false advertising to prevent people such as ourselves from driving all the way to their dealership for financing help that obviously doesn't exist. Carl Rosetti is the General Manager of the entire dealership. This false advertising should be stopped. We have contacted the St. Petersburg Times relative to this.
Randy
New port richey, Florida
U.S.A.
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The Great Thorn - Rip-off Report Consumer Advocate
Bayville,New York,
U.S.A.
Randy My name is not important, what I stand for is. Read what I posted.
#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 07, 2003
There is so much more that you are not being told about the auto industry. Your local newspaper will NEVER inform you have the inside scoop of your local "Shark Ponds" Known as car dealers. I would like you to visit some of the following web sites and then return to your Rip Off Report and post your thoughts as to what products or what services do you think they sell to car dealers. www.tewart.com www.joeverde.com www.biggross.com www.davidlewis.com www.hibeamauto.com www.dealerdoctor.com www.grantcardone.com www.stukertraining.com www.paulcummings.com www.carsalestraining.net www.appliedconcepts.net www.autosalestraining.com www.jobtraining4money.com www.americanautoseminars.com www.jeffsacksandassociates.com www.wwcsonline.com/company.htm www.carsalestraining.co.uk/what.html www.progressive-dynamics.com/sales/ www.fandiprofit.com/increasedprofits.html www.cyberdealertoday.com/training_1.htm www.autoconsultants-training.com/sales.html www.nationalautotraining.com/training/home.html www.autosalestraining.com/Our_Success/index.html Next I would like you to read this Rip Off Report. Look what a car dealer did to her and her husband. You tell me if she got BENT OVER! http://www.ripoffreport.com/view.asp?id=52158 I would love for you to post your thoughts. Do you think she got Ripped off?
Steven
Woodbridge,Virginia,
U.S.A.
This is done alot
#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, August 06, 2003
Having worked at a dealership and my wife working at one they use these names so when people call they know you have credit issues. So on the intercom the person answering the call will know the person calling could have credit issues. There is usually no one there by that name!
