| In Demand Enterprises |
| In Demand Enterprises ebay In demand Enterprises llc, Con Artists - Bad Business, Internet |
| 6th of Sep, 2011 by User338399 |
In Demand Enterprises llc is a Con Artist Car dealer. Beware. You will get ripped off. The car was not even close to what they described. The owner Joe Neiman has nothing bud lies to tell you, it is a very poor, under capitalized business. Have not received title, jeep was complete junk and all communications like the one below went ignored. We have requested on three different occasions for a refund on the Jeep per ebay request. They have met with not one response and quite frankly have just been ignored. You asked for clarification of the gross misrepresentation which was sent via ebay messages and was a copy of the two previous emails we have sent regarding the condition of the Jeep. Our legal department has received a signed statement from the trucking company as to their assessment of misrepresentation, the mechanic has also informed us of his intent to sign a statement and cooperate as he believes we were defrauded. Our legal department has found multiple complaints against your company to the better business bureau and multiple complaints of fraud on internet websites and rating sites. If we are not refunded our monies or refunded monies to correct issues that should have been addressed in the description we will:
1. Report negative feedback (in seven years of ebay, never had to do this)
2. Report to BBB and to all governing bureaus in your state
3. File a federal complaint on the grounds fraud, naming the principles personally. I assure you now that if a complaint is filed, we will not settle for any amount with out the recoupment of legal fees. Any sort of settlement with out court costs and legal fees will be rejected. We have patiently waited for 36 days for an offer to settle this amicably to no resolve. You have until monday to respond. |
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| I might be willing to join your effort . I too was victimized by this seller. However in my opinion, the true blame lies with EBAY. Do you know that EBAY motors erases negative feedback against dealers? I have proof (screen caps) of several negative feedbacks against this dealer that were removed by EBAY. They do this through some arrangement with a company called Netneutrals. Ask your attorney if erasing negative feedback against sellers could be construed as consumer fraud, since it entices potential buyers by misrepresenting the dealers' record. If so then EBAY would have to be the real guilty party since they are providing the opportunity and indeed encouraging fraudulent activity by dealers. |
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