Comments on: Motozuma – New Social Web Site for Auto Shoppers

By: lol

lol — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 20:33:37 +0000

Even if your design is not a scam. The only point of your website is to get 50% off of a down payment of a maximum of $1000, OFF OF A HYUNDAI ONLY. Despite claims since motozumas birth that other manufacturers will “soon” be added with similar matching programs, Hyundai remains their only supporter. ANYONE LOOKING TO BUY A HYUNDAI SHOULD SAVE UP IN AN ACCOUNT WITH INTREST(DUH) THEN DEPOSIT THE MONEY ON MOTOZUMA AND THEN BUY YOUR HYUNDAI. and that is the benefit of this startup scam in a nutshell

By: lol

lol — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 20:28:21 +0000

ok johhny, what is the point of a non-interest savings account?

Next, How does Motozuma create revenue for itself?

Close down shop john its all over

By: John Morgan

John Morgan — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 15:43:17 +0000

To clarify a few points – Motozuma does not receive interest from anyone’s money (nor does anyone else). The money saved or gifted to a user resides in a non-interest bearing FDIC insured bank account at Chase Bank.
Also, Hyundai does not offer this matching deal to the public, it is only offered to Motozuma users towards their down payment.
We also have not “conned” anyone and never will. Motozuma was created to help people set a goal, save for a down payment, receive gifts towards that goal and have available matching offers to make their savings go further when they purchase a vehicle. If someone saves $500 into their Motozuma account and then purchases a new Hyundai, they receive a $500 match from Hyundai, which means they have a $1,000 down payment. The matching/extra $500 is much more then their $500 would receive in interest in a savings account.
I hope this helps to clarify some of the above comments. If anyone has any questions or would like to discuss further they can contact Motozuma directly at 877-504-9862.

By: More educated

More educated — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 06:50:25 +0000

This website will drown tomorrow. It creates its revenue by taking the interest from the money pretty much invested in the website by the users. Are people really too stupid to save money in a bank account that accrues interest? THIS WEBSITE IS A SCAM. SAVE YOUR MONEY IN THE BANK NOT “JOHN MORGAN’S PERSONAL BANK ACCOUNT”. ^^^^ NOTE THE POST ABOVE. John Morgan is the creator of Motozuma, “why don’t other companies follow suit” real subtle and clever buddy, haha by the way HYUNDAI OFFERS THIS MATCHING DEAL TO THE PUBLIC, DO NOT GIVE THE INTEREST ON YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY TO THIS STARTUP COMPANY!!!!!! I KNOW SOMEONE THEY HAVE CONNED ALREADY!!!!!!

By: John Morgan

John Morgan — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 18:37:35 +0000

Hyundai won Marketer of the Year as well. They just keep the hits coming, both with their product and marketing. I think Motozuma is going to be great for them, gives them another hook with 1st time car buyers and undecided shoppers who will be influenced by the match money. I’m always surprised when you one company being so aggressive and having success with it, why others don’t follow suit?

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By: Volker Jaeckel

Volker Jaeckel — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:08:37 +0000

Once again, a brilliant Marketing move of Hyundai. Hyunday shows why they are the fastest growing OEM during these credit crunch times and put the idea “thinking out of the box” literally into action.