I got a phone call wanting to help me sell my item. They thought I had a motorcycle for sale, but are parts. If this happens to you. They are real nice Auto Marketing Systems. I got there corprate phone number (540) 586-1430 ext 1123. Call those guys up and let them know how that feels. Don't get mad get even.

A big SCAM! An individual left a message in my voice mail on 19 March 2010 at 9:10 am from the company called Brad. He stated that he has tried to contact me few times about my vehicle. When I called the company, I was informed that they have interested buyers that my asking price was very reasonable and they could guarantee me that amount since they deal with people how were pre-qualified financially.

She informed me that once I sign up for the program, I will start receiving email from the interesting parties within 24 hours and I should deal with them directly. Since they do not get involve in the sale process. It sound very convincing to me and I went for it.

I paid 249.00 dollars with the 90 days return policy because it offers the opportunity to get the money back even though I sell my vehicle for less. WOW, what a great deal!

Few dates later, I called back and inquired about the interested peoples emails and I get all kind of excuses from AMS and I request my money back. From that point forward, I realized that I have been ripped-off by AMS.

I received not a single lead for my appropriately priced car. I had weekly calls as a result of ads in auto trader and craigslist and sold, at my price as a result. This is a tough economy to sell a car in. HOWEVER I read my fine print and mailed the notarized petition to have my money refunded after 90 days (you have a two week period in which to do this) and have yet to receive a call back or a refund of any amount. I call almost weekly. It has been 9 weeks bugging them. They have acknowledged that the petition for refund has satisfied their requirements - yet no refund.

I placed my car on Craigslist and a sales rep called from Auto Marketing Systems. He offered on my vmail that "for my car they would guarantee that it sold or I could get a FULL REFUND." I listened to the vmail and called back. I spoke to a Sales Rep there and she promised me about Four Times that I could "Cancel" with a "Full Money Back Guarantee" and all I would have to do is call her to do so, and it would cost $249.00. I proceeded w/ the Sale and 2 days later I was sent a statement that said A) I was charged an additional $29.00 Processing Fee (this was never ever disclosed by the sales rep or the disclaimer they read and B) the letter said that I would have to give them 90 Days before I could request a Refund. When I called Customer Service, they said A) the $29 Processing Fee was disclosed (WHICH IT WAS NOT) and B) I can't help what the Sales Rep said - you have to wait 90 Days to get a Refund etc. I told her that the Sales Rep promised me things that completely contradicted the letter they sent 2 days later (Processing Fee, 90 Days vs. Just Call Me and I'll Cancel). The Customer Service Rep said "Cancel" is different than "Refund" so by design, the Sales Reps are trained to say "Cancel" so they get away with it when you call back to get a "Refund". I asked them to replay the conversation between the Sales Rep and I and they said that it would be next to impossible to review the Phone Conversation. I have never gotten 1 call or 1 Lead for my car and now I'm out ~$280. I would strongly suggest not using this service given the design "Cancel vs Refund" and given that they don't care what their Sales Reps are telling People during the sales process and made no effort to alleviate the issue. I will be very surprised if I get the $250 back after the 90 days even if I follow their 6 steps required to get a Refund (which takes a lot of effort to do so in the time allotted).

My complaint is like the dozens of others listed. I placed my vehicle on Cars.com and didn't get any action for the first few weeks and then came a call from AMS.

The pitch was that we have lots of demand for your vehicle, it should sell right away, we'll have lots of interested people for your vehicle etc. So that with the money back guarantee hooked me. I did look them up on the BBB site and saw lots of complaints, so I went in somewhat aprehensive.

Well it's been 45 days now without one phone call regarding my vehicle that the salesperson said was priced extremely competitively... So my recommendation is to keep your expectations extremely low, and read the money back guarantee to the letter because you, like me will likely be counting the days until you can attempt to get your money back...