have only felt the need to post a negative review twice before, but this experience makes a necessary third. Save yourself the aggravation and be very careful if you are buying a vehicle from Bob Boyte Honda in Moss Point, MS.I purchased a used truck here, putting down half of the asking price in cash. During negotiations, I had the salesman, Stacy, explicitly write down a few vehicle issues that needed to be resolved before I agreed to the price--specifically, providing a proper master key and key fob. The final negotiated price and conditions were finalized directly with Adam, the Used Car Sales Manager. Stacy had me initial the negotiation sheet to seal the deal. I now realize they intentionally kept this agreement off the official "We-Owe" / Due-Bill form.After finalizing the sale, the truck was filled with gas and brought out to me already running. Because of this, I was unaware I had only been given a valet key until I got home. I immediately called Stacy, who assured me it would be taken care of.It has now been 11 days. I have no key fob to lock or unlock my truck. I have repeatedly called and texted Stacy, only to be given continuous dodges like "I'm working on it" and "let me look into it." He then claimed their mobile key company might be able to make one middle of next week.I made one last attempt to resolve this today by speaking directly with the manager, Adam. He proceeded to tell me that mobile key companies do not work on Saturdays (which is untrue) and said he would have them reach out next week. He also claimed I was speaking to the wrong person and that he was entirely unaware of the situation--even though he finalized the deal, and I had returned to the dealership two days later to re-explain the entire issue to him in person. After a heated exchange, he finally said he would handle it.This has been a ridiculous situation over a cheap key fob. They took my cash and are now dodging their promises because they hid the agreement on the negotiation worksheet. If this is how they act over a key, I can only imagine how they would treat a customer if a major mechanical issue arose that they "agreed" to fix. Do not trust their verbal words or written negotiation sheets. Demand every single promise is printed on a formal, legal Due-Bill before you hand over a single dollar to Bob Boyte Honda. read more