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I bought a truck from Consumer Auto Liquidators in August 2011. When I looked at the vehicle it wouldn't start and they charged the batteries (2 batteries in a diesel) so we could start it. It ran fine and I 2011. When I looked at the vehicle it wouldn't start and they charged the batteries (2 batteries in a diesel) so we could start it. It ran fine and I bought the truck with the understanding that if the batteries didn't maintain a charge, they would replace the batteries free of charge. Two days later the batteries failed and I came back in and they replaced the batteries. The batteries looked old (no where near new) but I expected they had been tested. In another two days they failed and left me stranded. I bought two new batteries myself ($250) and then came home to a mailed notice saying I owed them $34 for extra licensing fees. I went back in (3rd time now) and explained the situation with the batteries and the manager took a copy of the receipt and told me they would take the $34 out of the $250 I paid and send me a check. That sounded fine, but a check never came. I returned a month later with a second notice saying I better pay the $34 right away. The manager again told me they would "fix it" and send me a check. Another month went by with no check so I returned a 5th time and gave them the $34 to ensure I wouldn't be taken to collections for something stupid and was again promised that the check would be in the mail for $250. Six months later and nothing has happened yet. They seem nice at first and will tell you anything to get business but never follow through. More