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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fraudulent

Company has a sophisticated website and related website eAYMgarage, LLC are fraudulent. who claims to be a third party selling cars and other items. Which claims be headquartered in Philadelphia, and they have been in business since 2003. Yet they provide no physical address. The website was established in November, 2022. There is no way to see the "inventory" of this company from their website you can only view the item you want by using the item number. Beware of this outfit-----they are clearly fraudulent!

28 November 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Aym cars

Fraudulent. You go through the motions and they tell you they contact you within 10 business days after they've recieved the money just to delete their website and reestablish it again later. Also post fake websites with positive reviews on them and those are taken down at the same time.

13 December 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fraudulent - AYMcars.com and eAYMgarage.com

This website/company and related website eAYMgarage, LLC are fraudulent. When attempting to purchase a vehicle through another website, I was directed to this one, who claims to be a third party selling cars and other items, but protecting the buyer by holding funds from the seller until the buyer is satisfied with the item and transaction.

This company has a sophisticated website, but there are several problems. First, they claim in "About Us" to be headquartered in Philadelphia, and they have been in business since 2003. Yet they provide no physical address, the website was established in November, 2022, and the Pennsylvania Secretary of State has no record of an LLC under this name. Further, there is no way to see the "inventory" of this company from their website-----you can only view the item you want by using the item number.

In my case, I was looking at a vintage car that has a normal selling price of at least $50,000, but they were advertising it for $7,500, which includes shipping. This ridiculously low price is a huge red flag for fraud. When corresponding with them, they won't provide the VIN number of the vehicle or a title image, but they want me to provide my address and other details for "shipping" the item. Another big red flag!

Beware of this outfit-----they are clearly fraudulent!

1 December 2022
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