Max4 class b rv possible scam
Max4 class b motorhome. A similar scam was done a few years ago with a company called Eko . They would let the customer buy a dicounted van and become a sales rep and get a percentage of whatever sale...
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From what I have read, I -think- Eko and this place both share the same address.
The funny thing is that when I called Eko about november of 2013, they were fairly straight up with me, and actually would not sell a unit directly to me, since it had to go through one of their dealers. I almost think they just didn't have a viable business model, as opposed to being true shysters from the get-go.
However, this new place gets my alarm bells going off:
1: Quigley and Sportsmobile do NOT have 4x4 upfits for the Transit. They are in prototype stages.
2: The fact that the website says that any Ford dealer can do service? For the chassis, yes. However, what about a problem with an electrical component, house battery, LP gas line or water tank? No Ford place will touch that. That just by itself worries me.
3: As stated above, there are no pictures of the finished product. Apparently photos of European rigs.
If someone commits a small ethics violation how can you trust them from doing a big one? If it is true that the pictures are copied (without permission) from an European "B" maker, the relationship is starting off with a lie. How can I trust them if they can't even show me a picture of them in the process of upfitting something? At least Sportsmobile allowed me to take photos about a year ago when they had their first PM being done.
The funny thing is that when I called Eko about november of 2013, they were fairly straight up with me, and actually would not sell a unit directly to me, since it had to go through one of their dealers. I almost think they just didn't have a viable business model, as opposed to being true shysters from the get-go.
However, this new place gets my alarm bells going off:
1: Quigley and Sportsmobile do NOT have 4x4 upfits for the Transit. They are in prototype stages.
2: The fact that the website says that any Ford dealer can do service? For the chassis, yes. However, what about a problem with an electrical component, house battery, LP gas line or water tank? No Ford place will touch that. That just by itself worries me.
3: As stated above, there are no pictures of the finished product. Apparently photos of European rigs.
If someone commits a small ethics violation how can you trust them from doing a big one? If it is true that the pictures are copied (without permission) from an European "B" maker, the relationship is starting off with a lie. How can I trust them if they can't even show me a picture of them in the process of upfitting something? At least Sportsmobile allowed me to take photos about a year ago when they had their first PM being done.
