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Texas Direct Auto
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citysearch c.
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Review content:
isnt it strange how the ratings are either 1 or 5. This is not by accident. The positve reviews make the dealer sound like jesus and the bad ones the antichrist. So with 87 BBB complaints this year alone speaks volumes. So the sales pitch is wait wait wait the then jam you into a car. I read reviews from the managers saying how many cars they sell etc and thats why customer service is so slow in every aspect. Well hire more people. I know that i wont wait 1 hour with scheduled appointment to give them 10 20 grand for a lemon. Bottom line is they dont stand behind there sales or product sold period. You get what you pay for. So if you want to jam them up create a fake ebay account and bid on there cars, winning bid, and dont pay.
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