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Junk Car Buyer Port St. Lucie takes great pride in the way they treat their customers and are committed to excellence. With a convenient location just off Lennard, they buy any make, any model, and any year, helping you get rid of that unwanted clunker and replacing it with extra cash you can use towards a vehicle that better serves your needs. We Buy any Car We Buy any Junk Car with Free Junk Car Removal
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What clients say about Junk Car Buyer Port St. Lucie in Port St. Lucie (FL)
Hands down Robert was amazing came made everything simple and smooth fast transaction and very friendly and easy to talk to would recommend doing business with Robert again
Terrible attitude
I called in attempt to sell my car. The guy who answered my call has the worst attitude.
I refuse to do business with someone Like this.
He came out right away, looked at the car gave the cash. Quickly and efficiently very fast. I will do business again hopefully not the same circumstances. Very knowledgeable.
LASTLY - Thanks for reminding us that fairness and decency are optional for you. Lowballing people in tough times must be a special talent. While emotional support wasn’t expected, basic respect and fairness should be. Nobody’s asking for therapy here, just a fair deal. If that’s too much to ask, maybe reconsider how you do business. Lowballing before even seeing the car is unprofessional and reflects poorly on you. Lowballing without looking at the car is disrespectful on its own. Using someone’s tough situation to your advantage? That’s a new low even for you. Lowballing without seeing the car is bad enough, but taking advantage of people in tough times? That’s just unethical. You don’t need to offer support, just basic humanity. Offering a lowball before even seeing the car shows exactly how little respect you have for the situation or the person involved. No one asked for emotional support, just honesty and fairness two things you seem to lack. Your lowball offer speaks volumes about your priorities. No one asked for emotional support, just basic decency. Taking advantage of people during tough times isn’t just unprofessional it’s inhumane. Maybe try being fair for a change it might actually help your reputation. And most Importantly allow
customers to express there dissatisfaction with the service you provide from your company. Unfortunately, my experience has left me deeply disappointed, as I feel that your business does not value or respect its customers. From the moment I interacted with your team, it became clear that customer service and fair treatment were not priorities. The lack of respect or value, such as rude behavior, misleading offers, and poor communication. As a customer, I expected professionalism, honesty, and a basic level of respect. Instead, I was met with indifference and disregard for my time and concerns. This lack of consideration has not only affected my trust in your business but also my willingness to recommend your services to others. I urge you to reflect on the way your company engages with customers and consider making improvements in both your practices and approach to customer relations. Respect and fair treatment are fundamental to maintaining any successful business. I hope to see a change in your approach to customer care moving forward. I have the time. I have all the time I need to challenge the way your company operates, and if you're willing to push me, you'll see just how far I can take it. Don't mistake my patience for weakness try me, and you'll find out. Don’t think for a second that I don’t have the time or resources to hold your company accountable. If you’re looking for a fight, you’ve found one. I’ve got all the time in the world to expose your company’s flaws. If you want to test me, I’m more than ready to show you how far I’m willing to go.
Disgusting- the one word that describes your lack of reality -
Your words only reflect your perspective, not my reality. Respect is mutual; if you cannot offer it, don’t expect it in return. Thanks for sharing your perspective. I’ll be sure to file it under ‘irrelevant opinions. If you have something constructive to say, I'm open to listening. If not, save your Energy. Your opinion doesn’t dictate who I am. If respect isn’t something you can offer, neither is my attention.
We buy cars we buy junk cars
We don't offer any emotional support or mental health services -
Noted. I hope your customer service improves, as it seems stuck in reverse right now. With that attitude, you might want to invest in emotional support services for yourself you’ll need it with feedback like this. Clearly, empathy isn’t part of your business model. It costs nothing to treat people with respect, but I see even that is out of your budget. It's clear customer care isn’t a priority for you. Maybe focus on towing your attitude before your cars. I see cars get more care and attention than people. What a heartwarming approach! Thank you for clarifying that. Your lack of respect and professionalism speaks volumes about your business priorities.
Don't blame others for your misfortunes - Blame yourself -
Wow, groundbreaking advice! Did you come up with that all by yourself? such wisdom! Do you offer this kind of motivational speech to everyone, or just Customers who speak up about your horrible business and business model. Accountability is important, but so is empathy. Your comment lacks the latter. Pointing fingers is unproductivejust like unnecessary comments like yours. Interesting perspective. Are you always this quick to judge, or is today special?
Blame doesn't fix anything, but respect and understanding can. Maybe you should reflect on your own approach. Blaming others might not solve problems, but neither does arrogance. Maybe reflect on your delivery. I don't need blame or criticism from someone who has no understanding of my circumstances. Try kindness next time. I’m focused on improving, not pointing fingersbut your attitude could use some work. Thanks for the unsolicited advice, but I prefer solutions over judgment. You might want to try that too. I’m focused on improving, not pointing fingers but your attitude could use some work. If you can’t offer support or understanding, feel free to stay silent. Your judgment isn’t helpful.
Offers are based on sellers descriptions if the car is not as described we will renegotiate-DUH-
Wow, what a thoughtful way to clarify your policy. I understand your policy, but there’s no need for the condescending tone. Professionalism goes a long way. Got it. Next time, try explaining without the unnecessary attitude it works wonders. Your Such charm and grace! DUH? Professionalism clearly isn’t part of your vocabulary. Thanks for making it clear what to expect. DUH, huh? Maybe
reconsider how you speak to potential customers just a friendly suggestion. DUH! because being rude is such a great business strategy, right? if this is how you communicate, it’s no wonder renegotiations are necessary. Renegotiation is fine; the disrespect isn’t. DUH, professionalism matters too.
It is deeply troubling and disappointing to experience such unprofessional and dishonest behavior, particularly during an already difficult time. My encounter with this business, and the owner, was not only marked by poor service but also by a lack of compassion and integrity. This was particularly disheartening as I was already struggling after losing my vehicle and starting from square one.
Despite clear communication regarding our location and arrangements, the business failed to follow through on their promises. Initially, we were told they would arrive the next morning and offer $300-$400 for the vehicle. Unfortunately, the car had broken down in front of a home in the middle of nowhere, forcing us to spend the night in our car, a situation that was both unsafe and distressing.
When morning came, we waited over an hour and a half for them to to call seeing that we where growing increasingly anxious and desperate. Once they finally called to be on there way, instead of honoring their original promise, they lowballed us with an offer of only $200. This was an insult, considering the circumstances and the ordeal we had endured. Rather than taking responsibility or showing compassion, they were dismissive and failed to acknowledge the hardship they caused.
This lack of professionalism and accountability was evident throughout the interaction. Communication was poor, especially during late-night hours when clarity and updates were crucial. I had to repeatedly reach out to them for an ETA, only to be left waiting for hours without proper updates.
Additionally, their offer was unreasonably low compared to other companies, reflecting greed and a lack of transparency. Rather than under-promising and over-delivering, they did the exact opposite. Their overall demeanor was dismissive and disrespectful, which speaks volumes about their character and the business they represent.
This experience has been both upsetting and disheartening. I hope that by sharing it, others can avoid similar treatment. Businesses must prioritize professionalism, effective communication, and compassion for their clients, especially during difficult times. Dishonesty, poor service, and disregard for others have no place in any industry.
Cash for Cars were amazing to work with. They paid cash for both vehicles we were getting rid of. Very professional to work with. If your looking to get rid of a car give them a call.
Thank you again Robert
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