1 reviews | Active since May 2021
MITMAK MOTORS: ************ PRACTISE
I was approached by Mitmak Motors in relation to a car I have for sale. Note, *I* was approached. I provided all the details they requested. They then sent me a quotation estimating a price between R150 000 and R165 000 depending on condition. On this basis I agreed they could send an assessor. The assessor expressed satisfaction with the car's condition. HE said it was very good. *I* know it is exemplary. What offer does Mitmak Motors make me? R100 000. I have the written message in which they stated a price of R150 - R165 000. It is clear to me that their strategy is to mislead a potential seller in order to get to look at the car. They have wasted my time. They have displayed themselves as clearly uninterested in keeping to the pricing parameters they themselves set. I advise potential sellers not to rely on the pricing parameters these people promise, and not to waste your time with these people. They don't want to buy your car. They want to ***** it.
Judging from my experience with this company, I would urge everyone to treat any offer to purchase given by this company with the utmost caution and scepticism.
MitMak is in collaboration with Cars.co.za. So if yo advertise your car for sale on Cars.co.za, it is possible that Mitmak will approach you and, on this evidence, approach you with a completely spurious offer. My advice would be to avoid both Cars.co.za and Mitmak motors.
Judging from my experience with this company, I would urge everyone to treat any offer to purchase given by this company with the utmost caution and scepticism.
MitMak is in collaboration with Cars.co.za. So if yo advertise your car for sale on Cars.co.za, it is possible that Mitmak will approach you and, on this evidence, approach you with a completely spurious offer. My advice would be to avoid both Cars.co.za and Mitmak motors.
Judging from my experience, I'd suggest this is mere words, an advertising slogan to which they do not live up.
Judging from my experience, I'd suggest this is mere words, an advertising slogan to which they do not live up.
