Vehicle Repair Scam Reports & Reviews (5)
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Scammer's address MD, USA
Country United States
Victim Location MD 20906, USA
Total money lost $1,650
Type of a scam Worthless Problem-solving Service
He said he would provide a complete estimate for the work, and explaination of fees charged. He has not sent that, nor responded to my texts! Ive put in dispute to Venmo.
Scammer's address 1801 S 12th St, Allentown, PA 18103, USA
Country United States
Victim Location PA 18103, USA
Total money lost $490
Type of a scam Worthless Problem-solving Service
After several weeks and delays; he “repairs” the car with what he claims is a new fender …. Which it’s clearly NOT! His invoice says “new fender” and a fake invoice #******. I can furnish this as well as his texts.
After receiving the car a day late on Wednesday Jan 24; we noticed it wasn’t done right and he just said it was “a shadow”; he then took the money and said he’s got kids in the car.
Next day we noticed more issues and spots on the fender. It’s clearly poorly painted. I confirmed with VIVE Collusion Center in Allentown that this repair will now cost $1,700 to fix his mess.
We continue to call him from my number and other numbers for safety reasons. He promised to fix on Feb 3rd at noon; but never showed up and lied again. I am unable to get a hold of him. I sent him pictures of the horrible repair and the new estimate that he cost me and my family.
Please take this criminal/bully off the street before he harms others. This should be escalated if possible!! He’s done a ton of harm mentally and financially.
Thanks for your time. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me.
Scammer's address 12309 Carroll Ave, Rockville, MD 20852, USA
Total money lost $190
Type of a scam Worthless Problem-solving Service
I was solicited by a man in a parking lot in a vehicle with “Go Go’s Auto” logo on the side. The man introduced himself as “Mr. Merchon” along with his son, and asked to “take a look” at the dent in my fender. I pulled into the parking lot, and he proceeds to tell me he owns an auto repair business and could fix it in 5-10 minutes. He said he could repair it for $160 and would give me his business card. I accept the business card, thinking I could potentially go to his garage and receive the repair later. He asks to “show me how he pops out the dent”. I oblige, and he attempts to use a suction cup to pull out the dent. This does not work, and he then pulls out hammers and crowbars and starts pounding on the fender. Much to my horror, he begins slathering bondo onto my fender with a credit card and then proceeds to use black spray paint on my car. He then demanded $160 and $20 tip for both him and his son. He demanded payment via cash app or cash from a local ATM. I only had PayPal, which he accepted. He placed multiple phone calls to his wife and “associate” to ensure payment went through as the account wasn’t actually his. The payment was sent to someone named “Sunny Merchon”. I was afraid to refuse payment, as I had a broken ankle and had no way to escape. There were 2 men with crowbars demanding money from me, and I was afraid if I refused they might hurt me or carjack me. The “repair job” was an absolute disaster and looks terrible. He essentially vandalized my vehicle. The repair was in no way professional or legitimate and I was tricked and coerced into paying. Later online searches revealed other have been solicited in a similar manner and scammed.
Country United States
Victim Location NY 10591, USA
Total money lost $400
Type of a scam Phishing
Scammer's address Falls Church, VA, USA
Country United States
Victim Location VA 22043, USA
Total money lost $3,000
Type of a scam Other