Matt J.
Will Find an Excuse to Lower Their Initial Offer
I attempted to sell a Polaris Slingshot to Rumbleon about 3 months ago. We arrived at an agreed price. We both signed a bill of sale. They came back and offered me $1,000 less after executing a contract, due to an "alleged" odometer discrepancy and refused to pay the contracted price. This is the same company (RideNow Power Sports) that sold me the machine to begin with and didn't disclose an odometer problem then. I called Tax Collector and lienholder and verified no odometer issues with VIN and title shows no issues by either entity. Seems odd this company wouldn't check a VIN prior to signing bill of sale and then use as excuse to lower offer. I couldn't even get a call back from a manager. I posted a negative Google review. A manager from the company replied to it with an email address to contact them. When I sent a message, my email was rejected by the Rumbleon email exchange servers. The return message indicates the group may no longer exist or I don't have permission to send email to the group. Their terrible business practice was my gain. A dealer not associated with them offered me $6,000 more on trade than the Rumble On bait and switch offer. At this point I wouldn't even consider selling them salvage, as they don't honor their initial offers and have zero managerial accountability.



