BEAVER DAM, Wis. (WFRV) - The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Motor Vehicles revoked nine wholesale dealer licenses from nine businesses. Yelloh, formerly known as Schwan’s Home Delivery, ceasing operations, 79 Wisconsin workers laid off According to a release, the following dealers, located at 1645 N. Spring St. in Beaver Dam, had their licenses revoked for failing to maintain a licensed business facility: Ace Auto Sales LLC ​Jireh Motors Inc. Elite Craft LLC Don’s Auto Sales LLC Dede LLC The release says that Mhass Motors LLC, also at 1645 N. Spring St., had its wholesale dealer license revoked for selling motor vehicles directly to retail customers and falsifying documents when selling vehicles to customers. Additionally, Carma DLR LLC, at 822 Park Ave., had its wholesale dealer license revoked for failing to maintain a licensed business facility. Both Master Plan Autos, LLC, 1645 N. Spring St., and C N C’s Autos, LLC, N5876 US Highway 12, had their wholesale dealer license revoked for failing to maintain a dealer bond. Wisconsin law requires wholesale dealers to carry a security bond to ensure that if they commit illegal actions, such as rolling back an odometer or making an illegal sale, a consumer may file a claim against their bond to recoup money lost. Maintaining a bond is a standard business practice and an added security measure meant to protect consumers. Culver’s announces new twist on cheese curds and the return of the CurderBurger ​The Department of Motor Vehicles Dealer and Agent Section determined that each dealer listed above violated state law. A hearing examiner affirmed the decision to revoke their licenses on Aug. 22, 2024. Each dealer had 30 days to appeal the decision. None of the dealers appealed, and these revocations became final on Sept. 21, 2024.