I should have known something was up when Jesse video recorded my hiring interview, he encouraged me to apply for Medicaid, and he and Ryan Dale forced me to sign a stack of papers in a private office and refused to give me copies.
Anyway, I worked for The Transportation Corporation, a California corporation, for about a year and a half. I worked up to 16 hours per day including Saturdays, and when no one else in my region of the U.S. was willing to join this company. I even became a state licensed notary public, and performed countless free notarizations for the company.
The company is in the business of buying cars below wholesale value from unsuspecting car owners, and flipping the cars by way of third party wholesale auctions. Basically, the company promises the moon and stars in a chat or over a phone call, and then cooks up a bunch of "undisclosed factors" that instantaneously lower the car's value upon arrival of their mobile car buyer (formerly, me). Ever carry a briefcase full of cash, car keys, and matching car titles down a sidewalk on the bad of side of the Bronx at midnight on a Friday? I have. Eventually, I foiled 2 attempted robberies and yet, continued to do my job. The company cars have a sign on them that reads, "BUYER CARRIES NO CASH." What a joke. The company even silenced another former buyer who found himself with a handgun pressed to his head in Los Angeles.
After some time, Jesse, Ryan, Justin, Loy, and others began to harass me about notarizing company documents outside of my state of licensure. I refused, stating that this is crime. Then, the company ordered me to make a customer sign blank power-of-attorney form. Again I refused, stating that I will not aid in the commission of any forgery or fraud. Unfortunately for the company, that particular car seller was an undercover white collar crimes investigator. Long story short... They fired me, sent a thug to my home to intimidate my wife and I, and even hired a religious extremist to threaten me with death in writing. Having no further reason to go easy on the company, my wife and I visited our regional FBI office. That investigation remains pending.
It's also worth mentioning that any company reviews that you might see online are simply part of the company's scheme. The company's buyers are ordered to provide preprinted Yelp review instructions only to happy customers. Then the company disputes any negative reviews left by savvy car owners, and gets Yelp to remove them. The company operates similarly to protect its beloved A+ "Better" Business Bureau rating and Glassdoor.com status. All grade A... Silicon Valley crap, folks.
Stay far away from these criminals, whether you're job shopping or car selling. It just ain't worth the $13 per hour. Let's push for reform!
(I remain open to the possibility of settling this dispute with the company).
WeBuyCars.com Reviews
I should have known something was up when Jesse video recorded my hiring interview, he encouraged me to apply for Medicaid, and he and Ryan Dale forced me to sign a stack of papers in a private office and refused to give me copies.
Anyway, I worked for The Transportation Corporation, a California corporation, for about a year and a half. I worked up to 16 hours per day including Saturdays, and when no one else in my region of the U.S. was willing to join this company. I even became a state licensed notary public, and performed countless free notarizations for the company.
The company is in the business of buying cars below wholesale value from unsuspecting car owners, and flipping the cars by way of third party wholesale auctions. Basically, the company promises the moon and stars in a chat or over a phone call, and then cooks up a bunch of "undisclosed factors" that instantaneously lower the car's value upon arrival of their mobile car buyer (formerly, me). Ever carry a briefcase full of cash, car keys, and matching car titles down a sidewalk on the bad of side of the Bronx at midnight on a Friday? I have. Eventually, I foiled 2 attempted robberies and yet, continued to do my job. The company cars have a sign on them that reads, "BUYER CARRIES NO CASH." What a joke. The company even silenced another former buyer who found himself with a handgun pressed to his head in Los Angeles.
After some time, Jesse, Ryan, Justin, Loy, and others began to harass me about notarizing company documents outside of my state of licensure. I refused, stating that this is crime. Then, the company ordered me to make a customer sign blank power-of-attorney form. Again I refused, stating that I will not aid in the commission of any forgery or fraud. Unfortunately for the company, that particular car seller was an undercover white collar crimes investigator. Long story short... They fired me, sent a thug to my home to intimidate my wife and I, and even hired a religious extremist to threaten me with death in writing. Having no further reason to go easy on the company, my wife and I visited our regional FBI office. That investigation remains pending.
It's also worth mentioning that any company reviews that you might see online are simply part of the company's scheme. The company's buyers are ordered to provide preprinted Yelp review instructions only to happy customers. Then the company disputes any negative reviews left by savvy car owners, and gets Yelp to remove them. The company operates similarly to protect its beloved A+ "Better" Business Bureau rating and Glassdoor.com status. All grade A... Silicon Valley crap, folks.
Stay far away from these criminals, whether you're job shopping or car selling. It just ain't worth the $13 per hour. Let's push for reform!
(I remain open to the possibility of settling this dispute with the company).