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    Fellowship Auto Sales

    1.0 (1 review)

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    OnceDriven

    OnceDriven

    1.0
    (260 reviews)

    I'm giving OnceDriven a 3-star review, even though I didn't use their service. Here's why:…read more I was contacted by Payton from OnceDriven yesterday; he left a voicemail. When called back and talked to someone, I asked where they had seen my ad, they told me they weren't told where the ad came from. I let them talk me in to spending $289 for their services. I was told up front that if I sold the car myself within 45 days, I would be refunded, minus a $29 "processing fee," so $260. There was, however, no guarantee that they would actually sell my car. Later that evening, when I was thinking about it, I realized they had lied to me: The person said they didn't know where OnceDriven had found my ad, but I know where they got it: Craigslist. I have my car advertised both on Craigslist and the Auto Trader, but for different prices. The price OnceDriven told me they saw was the Craigslist price. So maybe the person I talked to didn't know, but the company itself did. That's just not right. I then did some Googling, and found all of these other Yelp reviews that basically said the same thing: OnceDriven had contacted them despite being on the Do Not Call list (which I'm also on), and despite choosing the Craigslist option to not be contacted by outside parties. The reviews called it a scam and cited shady business practices. I was pretty upset at that point, and was worried that I had just lost $289. This morning, I called to talk to my account rep, Sherry, but I couldn't reach her. I then talked to someone else named Jen, and found out Sherry was out today. I told Jen that I wanted to cancel the service. When she asked why, I was very calm and explained the situation to her. I was perfectly honest, but also perfectly nice. I told her about how I didn't like the fact that they had lied to me about not knowing where the ad came from, and also that they had called me despite the Craigslist option and being on the Do Not Call list, and that I didn't want to do business with a company who followed questionable practices. Jen said the manager would be in at noon EDT (9 AM my time; I had called at 8:35 AM), and she would have him confirm that I would be refunded my $289. At about 10:45 AM, I got a call from Jen confirming that my refund was being processed (I also got an e-mail stating the same). The fact that they did not argue with me, or make excuses, or try to get me to change my mind is why I am giving them 3 stars. Although I would not recommend this service to anyone, I can at least happily report that they have good customer service. I was refunded with basically no questions asked.

    Yup. I too join the sucker pool. Only wish I knew and researched this scam before I paid as well…read more My trucks been on the website for 50 (+) days and not a single call even lowering the price 5k. I can't believe I fell for it.. Oh well, car sold on Craigslist in 6 days. Once driven phone pitch people will eventually get struck by lightning or die in a head on collision while on there way to a family function. Bad online Karma & bad juju. And life goes on. Anyway. We can do a class action lawsuit on this company? I would def put down my signature.

    Longwood Industries

    Longwood Industries

    1.0
    (4 reviews)

    I have been receiving endless telephone calls from this company and the caller shows up as…read more"unknown" with no phone number. After weeks of getting their calls, which I didn't answer, today the caller left a message with a return phone number (1-866-326-9921) and said they wanted to help me sell a car. I called the number back and told them I don't have a car for sale, never had a car for sell, and I never give out my cell phone number. I asked them to remove me from their calling list and to NOT sell my phone number to any other company. I then asked for the name of their business and with whom I was speaking. At that point, their employee quickly disconnected me. On research, this company claims to be a non-profit and as such, apparently can legally call wireless numbers. Be aware of shady business practices and as to whether this is a legitimate company/non-profit. Most legitimate business will not allow their employees to suddenly end a phone call when they are asked for the name of their company and to whom one is speaking. BIG BEWARE!!

    They call over and over telling sellers from craigslist and other websites they have buyers for…read moretheir item and for $200. to $300. they will let you make a ad in their website. I put in oncedriven.com and they have a website. I then went to Google, typed in " cars for sale " and searched first ten pages and their website did not show up. So, they do not spend money to advertise their website, no one sees their website, they do not have buyers for your item which means the money you give them is for nothing. In my opinion it is clearly a scam and owners of this company have a documented reputation of violating FCC rules.

    Fellowship Auto Sales - car_dealers - Updated August 2026

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