Timebuyer

Jackie Enlow

If you need a car and have bad credit this is the place to go. However, after the first month I've had nothing but issues with my car and its turned into a money pit that I struggle to maintain with the car payment of $401.00 every single month. It's been 3yrs and I still owe $5,799.59 which should tell you the amount someone pays for the car isn't worth what they're asking from people.

Jamie Dashnaw

Most of the staff there are decent. The Male manager there is another story. Disrespectful, make generalized assumption about people based on the actions of past customers, won't give you a straight answer, when asked a direct question, and literally lied to me about me. I'll finish paying off my car and will never deal with them again as long as he works there. No one deserves to be treated like that. I literally did nothing to warrant such treatment.

Damien Tackett

Not the best experience here, cars are luck of the draw . If you're get a good one you are fortunate . Over priced for what you purchase. But they are under new management so perhaps it is improving.

Bob Davis

I was convinced to NEVER return to Timebuyer again, for any reason. I even had my wife drop off the payments. The Manager, Chasity Vaughn was insulting, rude, always on her phone texting, and talking in a manner that she was going to reposses "her" vehicle(s). Which was insulting to myself and to every Customer Time Buyer has ever had. I bought a nice enough car ... but she claimed firmly that it had NO warranty. OK I was a ASE Master Tech so no big deal for me to do any work. The wife and I decided we wanted a newer vehicle, and of course I went directly to a Dealer. And another dealer, and so on. Our credit was not a problem, niether was the money. The attitudes you might say turned me away. So, I thought to myself it would be fairly funny to call Timebuyer and tell Chasity Vaughn to find me a certain vehicle, of a certain year range and I would purchase it. Knowing in my head JUST how hard this would be, she would probably tell me off and at least I would get a laugh. Upon making the phone call and asking for Chasity Vaughn, directly and only ... I was informed that she no longer was with Timebuyer. Mind you I am still pretty ticked off at Timebuyer in general, so I decided not to stumble but go forth with my plan. "I paid off a car there and I want a Toyota Camry, fully loaded". It's hard to find a used Camry, let alone fully loaded. John, the new Manager and Connor both invited me down to take a look at what they had on the lot and discuss my "issues" with Timebuyer. I went down, we talked, and it was like a different world. So, the wife and I saw a Hyundai Elantra we were interested in. [Let me say now, IF you go to Timebuyer you are NOT buying a "new vehicle", after reading some 'reviews' I feel a need to say that.] Anyway they are bought at auction, used, and once in awhile the auction can mess up paper work. They could not get me a title to the Elantra because of that. So I call John and ask did the title come in? No Bob it didnt but I think you need to come down here ... and I'm like OK ummm why? I'll be a son of a gun if he didn't have a Toyota Camry, FULLY and I mean FULLY loaded. Body? Superb condition. Interior? Leather, that will take awhile for me to figure out all the extra options. Engine, low mileage and well cared for, transmission is the same, it even has 4 literally new tires on it. John, Conner and the entire staff bent over backwards for us trying to make up for the way we had been treated in the past. All the paper work, Inspection, DMV (new plates) & registration taken care of in one afternoon. I can not thank John, Connor, and the rest of the staff at Timebuyer enough! Even the Mechanic who would not let us take the car until he washed it again. (yes, I said again) I will be back to Timebuyer when we get or feel the need for yet another car. Very friendly, not pushy, and they will work with you.