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no longer can help you guys… i apologize

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Couple of comments for you:

  1. Register as a broker if you’re going to sell deals here
  2. Post your deals in the marketplace section
  3. Follow the proper format that comes up when you try to post with all of the lease details including loaner mileage
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sorry i did not know how this all works

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Wait are you a broker, you joined yesterday saying you were looking for a car for your wife. All of a sudden, you are selling bmw loaners.

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That’s record setting ascendancy or he taking a unique approach in funding his wife’s vehicle :wink:

I think I’m going to have my children do this every time they ask for something new…

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I was like WOW, he found one good deal and all of a sudden he’s ready to do it for other people.

I mean I can tell he’s green by not putting where the car is located, whether it includes any rebates, if it includes tax, and putting it under the wrong thread.

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i did not know the rules for posting on this forum.

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Nothing against you but there are so many things wrong with your post maybe you should take a week learn the ropes, and then start posting things.

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Yes, you can’t post ads in the “Shared Deals & Tips” section. That’s what the Marketplace is for.

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How can I change the the category ?

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So you passed this deal but are charging someone 200 to get it instead? Are you a licensed broker?

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This guy is something…
https://forum.leasehackr.com/t/2017-bmw-i3-rex-inventory-at-almost-13-off-msrp-nj-ny-ct/31910/45?u=ursus

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Hijacks a thread and becomes an instant broker. Classic.

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i did not know the rules with helping people get deals on cars. nyclife was kind enough to point me in the right direction

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You should explore becoming a used car dealer. You would have a long career in that field …

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Why can you no longer help? And why are you using 2 different accounts on this site? This seems very shady…

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Out of nowhere you become a broker, then you delete all of your comments and posts

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From the looks of it, he was negotiating deals with dealers on his own, then trying to sell those deals to people. In other words, he would find them, then sell the dealership name to profit. A “pseudo” broker…unlicensed at that.

Based on the fact he modified many of his posts, and is using 2 different usernames, and has YET to reply to anyone who has questioned his motives, I’d say it’s fair to say he’s a scam artist. The perfect shady used car salesman if he would be looking for a career change.