Ward S.

Faceitsalon reminds me of the mob in the 1940's selling protection. They want you to pay for something for is of no value with the downside being you might die from electrocution or explode the vehicle. Besides a very poor knowledge of English and the attempt to scare readers of automotive electrical diagrams into the absurdity of death from working on a car without their education, these people make money on lying to the public. Intimidation is never been an indicator of fair business practice. Avoid these con artists unless you want to pay for public information

Turo is the etsy of the car rental business. I had to have my bank take them to court to refund 400 charge they fraudulently put on my card. I didn't even get a chance to pick up car. All I can tell you is avoid them like the plague.

The very existence of a site that is so rampant with overtly false and fraudulent products like this one is just beyond the scope of plain common sense. I have personal experience dealing with these people. If you think buying a used car is a mental nightmare, try communicating with these people. They make used car salesmen look like saints. The most obvious sign to me is even their advertising photographs are blatantly incorrect as to what they are trying to con you into buying. This site would be comical to any individual who has just basic level knowledge of a product they are considering buying but the big problem that I see is the public may not be aware of all the important characteristics of what they are considering buying and therefore suseptible to being ripped off. Avoid this site at all costs. The feds should have shut this place down years ago.

Id.me is a company charading as supposed assist to the overwhelmed state agencies during this pandemic. This company is more concerned with the marketing of it's "trusted" business partners' products than trying to confirm your identity. You read that right. A consulting company, on paper, trusted by a dozen states in these incredibly vital services to the public, is a marketing firm in disguise. My personal involvement with them has all but ruined my life. I lost my residence, my car, and hope of any resolution to the crisis they contributed to. For 7 weeks and 116 emails I was totally ignored and even enlisting local news investigative teams proved fruitless. They have done nothing but prolong the delays they were hired to address. Their website is a nightmare to navigate. Their claims of 24/7 customer service is 100% fraudulent. They represent an unfortunate new wave of businesses that, by design, either prohibit person to person communication completely or greatly hinder it. This company is a waste of tax payer money and should be prosecuted for general public fraud