I just wanted this out there for anyone shopping for a cheap car in the DFW area. More specifically the Mesquite area. If you are looking for a car stay away from this scammer. I dont wanna see anyone on here have to deal with this crap and lose out on their cash.
His name is Timothy Ogunlana.
2436 Cantura Dr. Mesquite, TX.
972-805-7157
He has a tire and repair shop on Elam Rd that is yellow with red trim.
I bought an Accord from him last month on the 18th. Nice enough car but I was getting concerned when I saw it had 190K (claimed it had 140k) and that its AC didn't blow cold (said it did) and had some other minor issues when he said it was perfect. Car was in great mechanical shape though and had new tires and brakes. So we start to negotiate and I can barley understand him or his brother. Nigerian accent made it almost impossible to communicate. We come to a deal and he comes out with a bill of sale, no title. He says he just got the car last week on trade for another car and just switched the title but will have it on Tuesday (this was a Sunday) and swore he would next day it to me.
OK, now I am ready to walk. I talk with my buddy cause we been searching all week and it really was the nicest car of all we saw for the best price. Could see the guy owned the tire/repair shop and has many many cars for sale at the shop. Had all his info...... decided to take a chance even though I knew better.
Tuesday comes and goes, no title. No title all week. No title next week. No title the week after. Finally he says he has it but now wont send it to me unless I send him the plates. So I send them certified, signature required. I see he received the plates and he signed for them. He claims never to have received them. After many calls to the Post Master and the Nigerian all week he admits he "found" them. Then says on Tuesday he will next day the title to me. Of course I still don't have it and cant understand the ass hat on the phone but it seems he is saying "Monday I send" or something like that.
Looks like I will have to take the bill of sale to the DMV and get a duplicate now. I bet I find its a salvaged or stolen title.
After spending several hundred to make everything work properly I just know I am gonna lose cash on the resale of this thing.
Anyway, Its my fault for believing him and trusting a Nigerian. Stupid stupid stupid. I knew better then to trust a Nigerian cause they are all scammers.
Is it still a stereotype if its true?
His name is Timothy Ogunlana.
2436 Cantura Dr. Mesquite, TX.
972-805-7157
He has a tire and repair shop on Elam Rd that is yellow with red trim.
I bought an Accord from him last month on the 18th. Nice enough car but I was getting concerned when I saw it had 190K (claimed it had 140k) and that its AC didn't blow cold (said it did) and had some other minor issues when he said it was perfect. Car was in great mechanical shape though and had new tires and brakes. So we start to negotiate and I can barley understand him or his brother. Nigerian accent made it almost impossible to communicate. We come to a deal and he comes out with a bill of sale, no title. He says he just got the car last week on trade for another car and just switched the title but will have it on Tuesday (this was a Sunday) and swore he would next day it to me.
OK, now I am ready to walk. I talk with my buddy cause we been searching all week and it really was the nicest car of all we saw for the best price. Could see the guy owned the tire/repair shop and has many many cars for sale at the shop. Had all his info...... decided to take a chance even though I knew better.
Tuesday comes and goes, no title. No title all week. No title next week. No title the week after. Finally he says he has it but now wont send it to me unless I send him the plates. So I send them certified, signature required. I see he received the plates and he signed for them. He claims never to have received them. After many calls to the Post Master and the Nigerian all week he admits he "found" them. Then says on Tuesday he will next day the title to me. Of course I still don't have it and cant understand the ass hat on the phone but it seems he is saying "Monday I send" or something like that.
Looks like I will have to take the bill of sale to the DMV and get a duplicate now. I bet I find its a salvaged or stolen title.
After spending several hundred to make everything work properly I just know I am gonna lose cash on the resale of this thing.
Anyway, Its my fault for believing him and trusting a Nigerian. Stupid stupid stupid. I knew better then to trust a Nigerian cause they are all scammers.
Is it still a stereotype if its true?
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