Dear Michael,
We invite you to read the terms and conditions before placing a bid. Everything is crystal clear. If you do not agree, just stay away. No one has been forced you in any way, to bid on our website or even register. When you got to the bank to open an account, or apply for a loan, you have no issues giving your full SSN, but when we ask for the last 4 digits, you suddenly become very frustrated. Just try to understand all our assets are held by banks and other financial institutions and they need to verify your identity before committing the purchase.
Read the terms again, please.
Thank you
KS Repos
Update:
We're having a hard time understanding why do you call us scammers.
How did we scam you?
Did you pay for your item and ever receive it?
Did we take your money and we disappear?
Did you receive a lemon vehicle?
Do you someone who's been scammed by us?
The answer is NO.
Because you did not read the terms and conditions, that doesn't mean we are scammers. These are our rules, accept it or leave. No one forced you to bid on a vehicle or even register on our website. Your opinion is personal, but wrong this time. Your frustration doesn't make us scammers.
If the time offered by us to inspect your vehicle( 14 days ) doesn't fit your needs, we suggest to visit your local dealer, pay three times as much, and take a deep look at it(they are probably buying from us anyway).
Also, we suggest reading again, at least now, the terms:
"Since we are a repossession company contracted by banks, finance houses, and leasing companies, we do not have a showroom or an inspection facility. This helps us to keep the prices down. All sales are made online, based on delivery. We offer 14 days reject/return policy and a 6-month free warranty, as a standard, with each vehicle. The vehicles will be delivered with a time frame between 7 and 14 days."
Maybe you will understand this time.
Have a great day!