Jeanne Sullivan Evans contacted our company and wanted to sell a 2006 Chevrolet W3500 Digital Advertising Truck that they didn't want to use anymore. I had a client that was interested in this vehicle. I offered to buy it in December 2016 and was going to pick it up in person on December 28th or 29th. I sent a wire transfer of a deposit to their Business Account at Citizens Bank per their instructions. Both Jeanne Sullivan Evans and her husband Brian Evans knew I was planning on flying in to pick it up. Promotion With Motion received my deposit on December 27th and after I sent them confirmation of the plane tickets that I had purchased, I was informed that over the Christmas Holiday, Jeanne Sullivan Evans was driving the truck and had an accident with it. The truck should NOT have been driven around after I committed to purchase it. I feel their was intentional Fraud committed by both of them because they did not inform me that their truck was damaged before I sent them a deposit on it.
Her husband Brian Evans stated since it was the Christmas and New Years Holiday any repairs to it could not happen until their Insurance Adjuster could review the damage on the truck around the 5th of January 2017. I was told that the truck was repairable and it was insured, so I still wanted the truck and decided to wait till it was repaired. Brian Evans basically stroked me the entire month of January. He never returned telephone calls or text messages and I was informed that the truck was considered totalled on January 27th and I asked that my original depsoit on their truck that I sent to their account be returned to us.
Jeanne Sullivan Evans is a Rip Off Artist and Brian Evans is too. I purchased a truck that was suppose to be in One Hundred Percent operational condition and wire transferred a deposit to hold the truck till I picked it up and they both knew prior to my wire transfer that their truck was NOT in one hundred percent operational condition and I feel they intentionally defrauded my client and our company. Anyone having personal or business dealings with them should beware. The authorities are looking into this transaction since it is being considered as Deceptive Business Practices and or Theft By Decption by both Jeanne Sullivan Evansd and Brian Evans of Coventry, Rhode Island. Anyone having any financial dealings with them - Watch Out!
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Jeanne Sullivan Evans contacted our company and wanted to sell a 2006 Chevrolet W3500 Digital Advertising Truck that they didn't want to use anymore. I had a client that was interested in this vehicle. I offered to buy it in December 2016 and was going to pick it up in person on December 28th or 29th. I sent a wire transfer of a deposit to their Business Account at Citizens Bank per their instructions. Both Jeanne Sullivan Evans and her husband Brian Evans knew I was planning on flying in to pick it up. Promotion With Motion received my deposit on December 27th and after I sent them confirmation of the plane tickets that I had purchased, I was informed that over the Christmas Holiday, Jeanne Sullivan Evans was driving the truck and had an accident with it. The truck should NOT have been driven around after I committed to purchase it. I feel their was intentional Fraud committed by both of them because they did not inform me that their truck was damaged before I sent them a deposit on it.
Her husband Brian Evans stated since it was the Christmas and New Years Holiday any repairs to it could not happen until their Insurance Adjuster could review the damage on the truck around the 5th of January 2017. I was told that the truck was repairable and it was insured, so I still wanted the truck and decided to wait till it was repaired. Brian Evans basically stroked me the entire month of January. He never returned telephone calls or text messages and I was informed that the truck was considered totalled on January 27th and I asked that my original depsoit on their truck that I sent to their account be returned to us.
Jeanne Sullivan Evans is a Rip Off Artist and Brian Evans is too. I purchased a truck that was suppose to be in One Hundred Percent operational condition and wire transferred a deposit to hold the truck till I picked it up and they both knew prior to my wire transfer that their truck was NOT in one hundred percent operational condition and I feel they intentionally defrauded my client and our company. Anyone having personal or business dealings with them should beware. The authorities are looking into this transaction since it is being considered as Deceptive Business Practices and or Theft By Decption by both Jeanne Sullivan Evansd and Brian Evans of Coventry, Rhode Island. Anyone having any financial dealings with them - Watch Out!