greggng:



There is something fundamentally wrong with Nigerians ...Everyday the good car dealers will be here advertising their cars ...but what did they get in return ....insults from internet rat....what people fail to understand is the fact that those internet rats work for scammers ....they were sent to rubish people with integrity with a view to getting the attention of gullible Nigerians ....indeed, they are getting it ....No responsible car dealer with records would wanna tarnish his or her image ...The problem is with the gullible Nigerians who fell for this people giving reputable car dealers bad name

chloedogie:
The agreement he signed at the police station was for him to pay up the whole money by end of May 2020. When he defaulted for months and I called him sometimes in september last year he arrogantly and rudely told me never to call his line that I should be talking to the police. I was shocked at the audacity he had for someone that has defaulted and is owing me almost 2million naira.

FortifiedCity:
Why didnt you bring this to Nairaland since, knowing well this is where he litters all his adverts.

At least people would have been wary.

SensualMan1:
You are part of the problem with car selling in Nigeria so STFU.

Miserable 50k on top car seller.


Shut up!

SensualMan1:
You are part of the problem with car selling in Nigeria so STFU.

Miserable 50k on top car seller.


Shut up!

chloedogie:


Thanks for your advise. The matter will be properly handled from both sides you mentioned. Haven't I been patient enough? For 13months? He is as heartless and wicked as the devil and will pay for his bad intent.

chloedogie:


Take it easy on him bro. Thats the best way he could respond to what we are discussing here. I know you have your reasons for speaking that way but let's really face the main issue here and properly address it.

SensualMan1:
Alright chief! I really sympathize with u on contracts lost.
The Good Lord will provide u with a bigger contract this year.



As for u UKLASSautos, ur doomsday awaits.

johnabraham:
I pray chloedogie recover the money fast.
This incident is eye opener for everyone who opt for preorder with unknown people instead to buy locally.
There is no toks vehicle which isn't available locally in Lagos. Best is to inspect pay and take possession immediately.
very very bad on his part because chloedogie trusted him and if third party chop the money then has to take full responsibility and pay till the last kobo asap.

chloedogie:


That is actually the next step this week. We want to take the matter to the court and get to it properly. I cant just take it anymore and I had to share the story and also advise those that might be planning to go into any form of business with him because he said he does both AUTOS and real estate.

chloedogie:


A very big eye opener man. When people don't give a damn of what happens to you when they mess you up, it is very alarming. The pathetic part is that I am still servicing the loan and he is there sitting down like nothing happened.

chloedogie:
The agreement he signed at the police station was for him to pay up the whole money by end of May 2020. When he defaulted for months and I called him sometimes in september last year he arrogantly and rudely told me never to call his line that I should be talking to the police. I was shocked at the audacity he had for someone that has defaulted and is owing me almost 2million naira.

UklassautosnPro:


Hello Nairalanders,

In response to the call out of Mr. Seun.

It all started in December 2019. He engaged our service for the purchase of a bus from Germany. The vehicle was bought and he was carried along but our contact who we entrusted messed up the whole process and the client is also aware of this development. We paid all necessary charges on behalf of our clients for the logistics but unknown to us our contact person was never sincere and became clear to us much later that he never remitted the amount giving to him.
Fast forward, along the line Mr. Seun said he wasn't interested in the bus any longer and that he wants his money refunded knowing fully well his money was not spent because the bus was purchased. He went as far as involving the police. In March 2020 we came into an agreement to start paying up the money and the police volunteer to collect the money on his behalf but shortly after that came the lockdown which was a very challenging time for us but it was where we have paid N700k. N500k to the police and N200k to the Lawyer who has been helping us to make remittance to the police as advised by them but unfortunately he has spent the last N200k. We had to pause and ensure the police recover the N200k before continuing with the payment.

So, in a nutshell, we are on it and the client in question will get all he ever paid for the bus. It must be made clear that the money wasn't spent by us but we worked with the wrong people hence the issue on ground.

All efforts are currently being made to pay up the balance.

Thank you!

Team.

seanwilliam:
This op dey sound like all these deeper life people wey dey always dey cool..I'll just locate the seller's shop and comot any motor worths the amount owned

chloedogie:
Good afternoon house. This will be a very interesting story. I want to share my experience with a car dealer I met on nairaland(YUKLASS AUTOS without the Y) and gave him almost 1.96million and has not delivered the bus.

The matter has been taken to portharcout state CID.

Details follow below......

I promise not a single lie will be made in other to make the story more interesting.

UklassautosnPro:


Hello Nairalanders,

In response to the call out of Mr. Seun.

It all started in December 2019. He engaged our service for the purchase of a bus from Germany. The vehicle was bought and he was carried along but our contact who we entrusted messed up the whole process and the client is also aware of this development. We paid all necessary charges on behalf of our clients for the logistics but unknown to us our contact person was never sincere and became clear to us much later that he never remitted the amount giving to him.
Fast forward, along the line Mr. Seun said he wasn't interested in the bus any longer and that he wants his money refunded knowing fully well his money was not spent because the bus was purchased. He went as far as involving the police. In March 2020 we came into an agreement to start paying up the money and the police volunteer to collect the money on his behalf but shortly after that came the lockdown which was a very challenging time for us but it was where we have paid N700k. N500k to the police and N200k to the Lawyer who has been helping us to make remittance to the police as advised by them but unfortunately he has spent the last N200k. We had to pause and ensure the police recover the N200k before continuing with the payment.

So, in a nutshell, we are on it and the client in question will get all he ever paid for the bus. It must be made clear that the money wasn't spent by us but we worked with the wrong people hence the issue on ground.

All efforts are currently being made to pay up the balance.

Thank you!

Team.

GAZZUZZ:


I am sorry this happened to you. You should have opened up sooner . I pray you find justice without expending so much on law enforcement.

chloedogie:
Good afternoon house. This will be a very interesting story. I want to share my experience with a car dealer I met on nairaland(YUKLASS AUTOS without the Y) and gave him almost 1.96million and has not delivered the bus.

The matter has been taken to portharcout state CID.

Details follow below......

I promise not a single lie will be made in other to make the story more interesting.

Fogman:


So sorry for the loss of the contract. The good Lord that brought it, will make a way for a bigger one. May God make a way for the said dealer to pay back in record time.

chloedogie:


Amen. Thanks man. This week the matter will be properly addressed legally.