These 3 locations are owned/operated by the Abuzaid brothers. All have several aliases to avoid lawsuits, and their criminal history. Some of the brothers have been arrested for drug possession, theft, aggravated theft, assault on wife. One brother is presently on felony probation, one brother has served time in a federal corrections facility. They have numerous complaints against them on the internet because of their business practices and attempts to rip off customers. If you dare to question them you will be threatened and called every filthy name conceivable. (Review some their responses to complaints on the internet.)
AAA Auto Repair aka AAA Complete Auto Repair affiliated advertised business contact information:
Location 1 - AAA AUTO REPAIR– owner Maged Mohamed Abuzaid, aliases David Reyes, Dave Reyes, Joe Cruz, Majed, Madged, Maged Abu Zaid

Incorporated as A AUTO REPAIRS, INC. dba AAA AUTO REPAIR, AAA AUTO REPAIRS, AAA AUTO REPAIR SHOP, JARI AUTO CARE, JARI AUTO AIR

located at Hillcroft and Beechnut
8504 HILLCROFT ST
HOUSTON TX 77096
281-905-9623 24 hour
713-234-1393
713-408-9502 24 hour
713-771-0398 FAX
713-771-1617
713-893-3200

Location 2 AAA COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR,
Wael Mohamed Abuzaid, alias Tony Abuzid (sic); Ahmed Mohamed Abuzaid, alias Allen
Incorporated as A AUTO REPAIRS, INC. dba AAA COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR, A.A.A. COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR, AAA AUTO REPAIR
located at Bissonnet and Cook

12160 BISSONNET ST
HOUSTON TX 77099
281-564-7782
281-760-3168
832-867-3000 24 hour
281-564-7783 fax
Location 3 AAA AUTO REPAIR INT. - not incorporated, Mahmoud Mohamed Abuzaid, alias Mike
located at Bellfort and Kirkwood
11753 W. BELFORT #121
11753 W. BELLFORT #121
11753 W BELLFORT #121

11753 WEST BELLFORT #121
STAFFORD TX 77477
281-568-5800
281-568-5810
281-760-4228
281-901-7592 24 hour

FOURTH DEFENDANT CHARGED IN FRAUDULENT SBA LOAN SCHEME PLEADS GUILTY BEFORE JURY SELECTION

HOUSTON, TX – Maged M. Abuzaid, 37, pleaded guilty to bank fraud arising from a scheme to obtain a $1 million United States Small Business Administration guaranteed loan from a Houston area bank through false representations to fund the purchase of a convenience store in Silsbee, Texas. United States Attorney Don DeGabrielle announced the Abuzaid, who pleaded guilty, May 22, 2006, just before jury selection was scheduled to being, is the fourth of a total of five defendants charged for their involvement in this scheme to be convicted. Abuzaid’s co-defendants, Mohammad Islam, 38, Habib Murshed, 37, and Zulfikar Datoo, 53, all pleaded guilty to bank fraud or conspiracy to commit bank fraud earlier this month. A fifth and last defendant, Noman Tabani is believed to be in Pakistan. A warrant for his arrest remains outstanding. more... »

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http://www.justice.gov/usao/txs/releases/February%202007/070221-Hamilton.html

http://www.justice.gov/usao/txs/releases/February%202007/070221-Hamilton_print.html

The charges on which the defendants were convicted involved a fraudulent loan scheme devised between March 7, 2000 and June 30, 2000, to fraudulently obtain a United States Small Business Administration guaranteed loan in the amount of $2.4 million from a Houston area federal insured banking institution to fund the purchase of a warehouse and laundering approximately $473, 000 of the proceeds. The jury returned its verdict convicting Hamilton and Nathan on Tuesday, February 20, 2007.

Noman Tabani, a loan broker in Houston, Texas, who represented 1st American in connection with its loan application to purchase of the Mesa Drive warehouse, is charged in this case and is also a fugitive.

Maged Abuzaid, a business associate of Tabani, has pled guilty in another case.

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ABOUT Wael "Tony" Mohamed Abuzaid, who the records show is on probation for felony theft until 7-7-2013
http://www.hcdistrictclerk.com/eDocs/Public/CaseDetails.aspx?CaseNbr=120958301010&CDI=003

Case (Cause) Summary

File Date
3/30/2009

Case (Cause) Status
Pending Completion of Probation

Offense
THEFT $1500-20K

Last Instrument Filed
Felony Indictment

Case Disposition
DADJ-070809

Case Completion Date
7/8/2009

Defendant Status
DEF ADJ

Bond Amount
$2, 000.00

Next/Last Setting Date
7/8/2009


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We know the MO of the Abuzaids: Lie, deny, blame, steal, defraud.
The solution is simple. Pay your customers for the damages and stop the chronic lying and dishonesty.


Some unsatisfied customer allegations with their outstanding monetary claims requested for settlement:


MR TAYLOR - Car damaged by AAA. Customer went to talk to owner but was threatened, cussed out, yelled at, told to "go tell everyone" and to "go jack off." Customer took recommendation to tell everyone. Owner Maged Abuzaid told this customer that he would rather spend $10, 000 fighting than paying for the damages. Customer claim requested to settle $1000. AAA offered to pay MR TAYLOR $1000 and MR TAYLOR accepted AAA's $1000 offer to settle his claim, but AAA has not yet paid him anything.
Customer quote: "Every day my case is not settled is another day I am working on my case, another day I warn people to avoid AAA, and another day that Maged M Abuzaid should know I am not messing around. Apparently I have not gotten AAA's attention yet since my claim is still outstanding, so I have more work to do."


TARA SEARS-ALTHEN - Car wrongfully seized by AAA with an illegitimate lien placed on vehicle. AAA still in possession of car. Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act Notification was recently sent. Customer claim requested to settle $22, 000.
Customer quote: "Because I am a woman, AAA described me on the Internet as a 'maid' and an 'old hag' which can hardly be called a sensible settlement offer. At least they haven't slapped me or dragged me by my hair as Maged's wife alleged he did to her in a domestic violence police report."


VM PASSAT - This company is abusing the mechanics lien process intentionally. The business utilizes various internet site like Craigslist and Backpages, by luring individuals in with a very competitive prices, and advertising free towing, as well as other perks, to get the consumer to chose their services, and once the vehicle is in AAA Auto possession the charges are doubled or tripled without any notice given or authorization agreed to by the consumer, if the consumer disputes the charges a mechanics lien is used to retain the vehicle in order to extort the consumer for the new exorbitant amount for the undisclosed repairs or to permanently deprive the consumer of the vehicle that is in the shop's possession. These actions essentially amount to a theft, considering the value of the car versus the amount agreed, or even disputed amount. Customer claim requested to settle - amount unknown.


PITBULL - my girlfriend use to work for them and had her car fixed also.
1st. She quit without giving him a two week notice and refuses to pay her. we are taking the owner to court.
2nd. shitty work she had her car taken for body and paint work. they charged her over $800 to paint her car and what they did is they took her car to MAACO for a $300 paint job.


FRED ELLISON - BEWARE..RUN RUN RUN. WhAT A RIP OFF ..THEY WILL CHARGE YOU FOR WHAT WAS SUPPOSE TO BE A FREE ESTAMITE..THEY WILL TELL MOST EVERYONE THAT COMES IN ITS YOUR HEAD OR SOMETHING MAJOR..WHILE I WAS THERE THREE PEOPLE HAD THE SAME PROBLEM..YEAH RIGHT..REFUSED TO RELEASE MY CAR UNTILL I PAYED HIM 200.00 FOR A ESTIMATE..


CIGCRIPMASSEY - This place ripped me off! First of all they over charged me on fixing my cadillac.Second of all my car wasnt thoroughly checked.Third of all they took stuff out of my car.I had an old battery and a gas can that was taken out of my car.My car ran for at least two weeks before something messed up on it.I am highly displeased with their work, and i would suggest them to do a better job. Sincerely, Ralph Massey


HOMERD - I have a 95 Del Sol that i was taking care of very well, i met one of the guys who works there and he told me to bring my car to add a suspension that i bought recently. They promised me a payment plan and then they told me that I have to pay all the balance off before I get my car back. This is unfair and it really doesn’t match our agreement. Some people had similar problems with this company and they had posted complaints.

AVOID THESE THUGS AT ALL COSTS!!!