Jimmy Gross Marine Services

Jd F.

This guy should be in Jail but unfortunately the Pensacola Police, the state licensing department and the local newspaper are all too busy to care. I wish I couId figure out how to reach his insurance/bonding company if he actually has one. I think his true talent isn't as a repairman (he took 9 hours to fix a turn signal that still didn't work when he was done). But as a conman. Seemed like the ""nicest guy"" until I left town and my RV wound up in his possession.
(long story but he took advantage of the fact that I had moved out of the country). I think what he was really charging me $90/hour for was stripping the vehicle of anything of value he could remove easily (including pure sine wave inverters, The batteries and wiring, switches and relays, etc. - I guess anything he knew he could sell to another client. In the meantime the buyer that flew in from Pennsylvania who had sent a $2,500 deposit (this was a sure sale) passed on this vehicle he loved because there was now no way of starting the RV so he could drive ti back. It ran fine when it was driven to Jimmy. Jimmy must have heard about the deposit because that is what he charged me for ""the work"" he did. There are too many details and evidence to include here but all that paper and text trail was enough to convince American Express to take back every penny from him, which he never disputed. Do you think if he was an honest craftsman he would have just ignored that kind of action from Amex?

Their evaluation is proof of his guilt no matter what story he makes up in response to this.

All I can say is you are a lot smarter than me because you checked reviews before you hired him. I foolishly didn't. Thank God for your foresight because of Jimmy I lost over $17,000 and had to sell the vehicle like it was scrap just to get rid of it because I moved overseas.

Please beware of this low life con artist. There are many other negative reviews. I'm not the only one.