I had a very bad experience with the office, specifically with someone named Hossam. I went there on the night of May 10th to rent a place, and he told me about comprehensive insurance and drew up a contract for it. All the details of the contract were strange. He took my passport and driver’s license, and honestly, I was going to rent, but something came up, and I had to leave and forgot my passport. The strange thing is, the next day, when I got my passport, he told me I had to pay him for a day because I delayed him. He refused to accept a Visa or a bank transfer. I was coming to Egypt from Saudi Arabia for work and didn’t have time to waste. I shouldn’t have brought security with me, honestly, but I was afraid of wasting time. It was an unbelievable exploitation of my situation. He also took 3000 Egyptian pounds from me in cash and told me I had to pay him something. I told him it was from my own pocket so I could get through the night; any longer would make things worse. He took it immediately, of course, and returned my passport and driver’s license. The employee is very, very bad and exploitative.
They sell cars with altered odometers and internal damage to the chassis. We were scammed by them; we bought a Mercedes E200, and it was inspected by Ahmed El-Deeb, the conman who doesn’t know anything about inspections.
Ibrahim Bokhari
I had a very bad experience with the office, specifically with someone named Hossam. I went there on the night of May 10th to rent a place, and he told me about comprehensive insurance and drew up a contract for it. All the details of the contract were strange. He took my passport and driver’s license, and honestly, I was going to rent, but something came up, and I had to leave and forgot my passport. The strange thing is, the next day, when I got my passport, he told me I had to pay him for a day because I delayed him. He refused to accept a Visa or a bank transfer. I was coming to Egypt from Saudi Arabia for work and didn’t have time to waste. I shouldn’t have brought security with me, honestly, but I was afraid of wasting time. It was an unbelievable exploitation of my situation. He also took 3000 Egyptian pounds from me in cash and told me I had to pay him something. I told him it was from my own pocket so I could get through the night; any longer would make things worse. He took it immediately, of course, and returned my passport and driver’s license. The employee is very, very bad and exploitative.
Mohammed Mahmoud
They sell cars with altered odometers and internal damage to the chassis. We were scammed by them; we bought a Mercedes E200, and it was inspected by Ahmed El-Deeb, the conman who doesn’t know anything about inspections.
Mahmoud Gouda