**AVOID** This auction is a scam selling cars with dodgy assured reports or manipulated reports and on raising grievance shutting you out with bullshit excuses. **AVOID**
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G3 Remarketing are an independent vehicle auction with facilities in Castleford, West Yorkshire and Thurleigh, Bedford. G3 hold daily auctions online and in physical auction halls, with 1000's of cars, bikes and vans driving through the lanes
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G3 House, Thunderhead Ridge, WF10 4UA, Castleford, United Kingdom
- 01132014444
- info@g3r.co.uk
- g3remarketing.co.uk
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Please state the real story
I don't want to turn this into a debate. This is a public platform and business responses should reflect the real story.
My advice to you is to listen to the phone calls regarding this vehicle before responding.
1. Amanda never spoken to me regarding this vehicle
2. I had a call from Ross on Friday informing me that I bought a car.
2 days later (on Tuesday as G3 is closed over the weekend) we
both agreed that I'll come to pay for the vehicle.
3. On Wednesday the sale of this vehicle was cancelled
4. My account was suspended (you haven't mentioned this)
5. Ross never offered any solution. I offered to buy the vehicle
Ross had escalated this issue way out of proportion and I felt was treated unfairly. I wrote an email to Amanda and I had no reply
By the way it would be more professional to leave your name with the review. Thanks
November 10, 2019
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