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On July 8, 2009, I spoke to Spencer Crump, an alleged car salesman, from H&S Autos Direct 617 Palisades Avenue Englewood Cliffs NJ 07632, about purchasing an Automobile 2005 for myself. Based on the fact that I had poor credit, Mr. Spencer Crump recommended an associate of his by the name of Michael Sheika of Investment Car Care Group that would be able to assist me in financing a vehicle regardless of my credit score. Shortly after, Mr. Spencer Crump and I met Michael Shieka, who is the brother of Omar Sheika, the famous Boxer, at his office at 71 Mary St. Apt 2 Woodland Park. Once there, Mr. Micheal Sheika explained to me that he would be successful in receiving the approval for the car loan, however Mr. Spencer Crump said he needed the down payment for the car because the car was going to be purchased from the auction at a reduced price, saving me from paying the high retail value of the car... I, regretfully gave Mr. Spencer Crump 5, 000 dollars cash and asked for a receipt. Since, I had arrived on such short notice; Mr. Michael Sheika gave a hand written rent receipt for the latter amount because he was out of formal receipts. Due to the informal nature of this receipt, I demanded an official receipt! Mr. Spencer Crump ensured me that he would issue me one from his alleged company H&S AutosDirect once he returned to his office later on that afternoon. The following day, Mr. Spencer Crump never produced a receipt for the down payment of $5, 000 dollars. It was from this point on that I questioned the validity of deal. The next day, I contacted both Mr. Spencer Crump and Mr. Micheal Sheika and informed them that I was backing out of the deal and I expected my funds to be returned. After numerous attempts to recover my money on July 10, 2009, Mr. Spencer Crump and I met up, where he signed a bad check from Capital One Bank for the amount of 5, 000 dollars. NOTE: all my attempts to cash the check were unsuccessful due to insufficient funds in that account. After numerous heated phone calls, they assured me that I would receive the balance of 5000 dollars the following day, which never took place! Finally, after countless dead end phone calls and a battery of empty promises, all subsequent attempts to communicate with the Mr. Spencer Crump and Mr. Micheal Sheika eventually ceased with each of them changing their phone numbers. Consumer BEWARE, these guys are RIPOFF ARTISTS!

Update by One"O"
Jan 12, 2011 12:40 pm EST

Thats a barrel of laughs, its so transparent that you wrote that post to defend your crooked ways. Hear me, I was robbed in your house! THE END! There are other people who have been scammed as well who are in contact with me. You never live up to your word, and are a Crook! I still waiting to be paid... Wheres my money? Mr honest and trustworthy, you tell these people your lies. I dont beleieve you. I seen your integrity go out the window first hand and will continue to warn everybody that I can. See you in court!

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Ventrelli
Paterson, US
Jan 30, 2010 8:52 am EST

This is ashame! My family, friends and I have dealt with Michael Sheika for years and he has never steered us in the wrong direction. He has always been on point, extremely honest and helpful. I just purchased a car with him 2 weeks ago and must say that it was a great experience. He does all the leg work for you and when the deal is put together you go to his office or the dealership, sign then drive away. There was a time when I gave Mr. Sheika a deposit and decided to not go through with the deal and I got my deposit back the next day. Falsely accusing a man like him is sad. If anyone has a problem they feel needs to be resoloved should have handled it in a different manner. Putting this on the internet is so childish.

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micha13
, US
Jan 29, 2010 7:43 pm EST

I agree 100%

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micha13
, US
Jan 29, 2010 7:42 pm EST

People will just post anything up and its okay what about the legal issues that are involved and the families and Privacy? I have well over 300 customers in the past year that will vouche for me and my company...People Like you have no right saying things like this and post them I will sue you for Falsely accusing me and my business and using my brothers name in this...I invited you to my home where I live and my family lives and now you Blasted me and my family all over the Internet Big Mistake buddy If wanted to take ur money I wouldve never given u my real name invited u to my home etc...get ur facts straight and take me off this ripoff site I have all ur text messeges how u said i was not involved take it off or it will get ugly from here on end Legally.