How can LA-based DMV lookalike company #NeedTags, which has, over the years, scammed Californians with exorbitant fees through predatory marketing, entrapment, and threats, and has amassed hundreds of consumer complaints, maintain an A+ rating?
@abc7newsbayarea has once again addressed the issue, but the scam continues, aided by
@goolge marketing policies and monetary kickbacks to the DMV for each fraudulent transaction. In addition, such practices violate California’s SB 478 (the "Honest Pricing Law").
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Californians may be more interested in avoiding fraud when dealing with government agencies. @CA_DMV is collaborating with a dubious company called #NeedTags, which has, over the years, scammed Californians with exorbitant fees through predatory marketing, entrapment, and threats. @abc7newsbayarea has once again addressed the issue, but the scam continues, aided by @goolge marketing policies and monetary kickbacks to the DMV for each fraudulent transaction. In addition, NeedTags' practices violate California’s SB 478 (the "Honest Pricing Law").
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How can @CaliforniaDCA claim to protect the elderly when agencies like @ca_dmv allow the use of dubious service providers like #NeedTags, which have, over the years, scammed Californians with exorbitant fees through predatory marketing, entrapment, and threats? The elderly are especially vulnerable to such tactics.
@abc7newsbayarea has once again addressed the issue, but the scam persists, aided by @goolge's marketing policies and monetary kickbacks to the DMV for each fraudulent transaction. If @CaliforniaDCA is serious about (senior) consumer protection, you should investigate why companies like NeedTags can partner with DMV CA to deceive California's taxpayers.
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@ca_dmv is "cutting red tape" by using service partners like #NeedTags, who, over the years, have scammed Californians with exorbitant fees through predatory marketing, entrapment, and threats.
@abc7newsbayarea has once again addressed the issue, but the scam continues, aided by @goolge marketing policies and monetary kickbacks to the DMV for each fraudulent transaction. @CAgovernor, if you want to make a change, prevent government agencies from defrauding California taxpayers by using dubious service providers like NeedTags.
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@CA_DMV The DMV should urgently reconsider its relationship with #NeedTags. The site mimics official DMV pages, misleads consumers, and adds outrageous hidden fees. This predatory model exploits Californians and undermines public trust.