Dealerversity Reports & Reviews

Dealerversity Reports & Reviews (6)

Total money lost: $350
Type of a scam: Employment

On zip recruiter there was a job opening for Allen Gwynn Chevrolet, so I applied. The next day i get a call from a lady called Krystle Bewley which is the scammers wife (they are both in on it). She asks me to interview Tuesday at 11, i go to the interview with Mike Schror everything goes well he tells me to come for a 3-day class about selling vehicles. I go through with the class and during it they mention a fee that must be paid of $700 cash or $789 through electronic payment. This is supposed to cover our live scan and license for selling these motor vehicles. On the morning of the last day of the class Krystle states that the fee is due that morning everyone else in that room is confused as we all assumed we would pay on our start date at the dealership. They had mentioned how this money would be reimbursed to us once passed our license test. So i go to the dmv to get these things completed ( live scan and license) and they are recurring me to pay. So i get i to contact with both mike and krystle and ask them how am i supposed to prove that i have already paid for these expenses.

They both took a while to reply and when they did they made it seem like they never were associated with chevrolet or any of the other dealerships they told us to be in contact with. on the day the money was due they even had us sign documents.

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Scammers that promise you your money back

Went to interview for a position at a dealership and the man Mike told me to do sales training instead. Attended the "classes" for 4 days and was told we needed to pay $700 to complete our training but they would give our money back after taking some test 30 days later. Needless to say there was no way we were getting our money back and they left the same day they took our money. Fortunately since I payed through venmo I was able to issue a charge back but I'm not sure I can say the same for the rest of the 10ish peers. In total took around $8000, they are smooth talkers but do not give them any money, extremely sketchy. The names these scammers used were Mike, Christina and Krystle Bewley.

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Scam

They straight robbed me and all my coworkers and don’t want to pay us back. My poor Hr department at my dealership is trying to get into contact with Christina and she keeps making excuses.

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DONT PAY THEM ANYTHING

They make you think that you are hired but make you pay 700 right before the training ends. The dealership that I went to didn’t even know of the program. Just go to any dealership and ask for a interview saying you had some training.

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Total money lost: $650
Type of a scam: Other
Initial means of contact: Not applicable

Power Auto Group hired Dealerversity to process and train potential car sales people. The training was held at a Power location in person. By the 3rd and last day of the training, all students needed to pay 700 debt credit or 650 cash for a Manufacturer Certificate course. We were told we'd be reimbursed after passing. Dealerversity left with at least, 17500 dollars from students. Never to be heard from again. It is unclear as to how or if Power Auto group was scammed out of money. They were certainly scammed into hosting the training in hopes of finding new employees.
The names these scammers used were Mike, Christina and Krystle Bewley.

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Spot on

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