Repo Membership Service

I was thinking about joining http://www.repoauto.com , but was wondering is anyone already a member and is/was not satisfied with the way they do their service. I am kind of hesitant of giving $50 to join something that I do not knnow if they have a good reputation or not. So if anybody knows about this company any input would be much apreciated (sp?).

It looks like a scam to me seeing as how they don't show you what they have in their inventory until after joining.

Thanks for the input, but I'm not so sure if it is a scam or not because I saw somewhere on the site something about a 100% money-back guarentee, and to me if I were to run a scam, I would not add any money back guarentee. Just some other opnions would be nice.

Originally posted by poorviperfan
Thanks for the input, but I'm not so sure if it is a scam or not because I saw somewhere on the site something about a 100% money-back guarentee, and to me if I were to run a scam, I would not add any money back guarentee. Just some other opnions would be nice.


How do you know that the 'guarrantee' isn't a scam too?Believe it or not,some people tell lies on the internet.:wink:

If a repo'ed car is up for tender,it is in the finance companies' best interests to ensure that they get the best number of bids on it.Hiding them behind someone else's paysite wouldn't be the best way to it at all.

It smells.:thumbsdow

Naki is right...somethin is fishy about it

WOW, can I get a pretty exotic car like the ones they advertise for UNDER $200!!! Amazing.....




















Don't let these :loser: scam money off of you! :mad:

If you join - it'll be $50 that you'll never see again. That isn't even a good scam. Save your money and look to see if there are any state auctions in your area. Good deals can be found there on the same kind of things.

thanks for all the replys, now I'm glad I posted this here, I probably saved $50, thanks again.

So does anybody know of any good place to get a repo'd car around New ampshire or Northern Mass?

Ring a few local finance companies.Depeding on your location,anything up to 10% of car deals end up on the tow-truck.Finance companies buildthe cost of bad customers into the price you pay,and are usually happy to let cars go for much less than is owed on them.

naki, thanks for your words of wisdom.:smile: