Dealer Steals Sold Truck From Owner.
07-28-2006, 07:47 AM
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Dealer Steals Sold Truck From Owner.
http://www.newschannel5.com/content/invest...sp?q=BILL+HEARD
http://www.newschannel5.com/content/invest...es/BHreport.pdf
http://www.newschannel5.com/content/invest...BHstatement.pdf
The dealer sells the truck to a man for less than they were willing too so they steal it back and sell it to him for 11 grand more...
http://www.newschannel5.com/content/invest...es/BHreport.pdf
http://www.newschannel5.com/content/invest...BHstatement.pdf
The dealer sells the truck to a man for less than they were willing too so they steal it back and sell it to him for 11 grand more...
07-28-2006, 08:29 AM
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crooked dealers!
like they would show up to his house the next day and give him a $3,000 check for overpaying sticker under normal circumstances
i hope he sues them and gets his truck back and than some!
like they would show up to his house the next day and give him a $3,000 check for overpaying sticker under normal circumstances
i hope he sues them and gets his truck back and than some!
07-28-2006, 08:55 AM
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I would love to see a dealership try and steal a car back from me. I once got such a good deal on two cars I bought on the same day that the dealership called me back and told me that I owed them an additional $2k because of some oversight. I just laughed and asked them which court they would like to take their case to and show our signed contract to? They threatened to repo the car and I let them know that not only would it be risking anyone's future oxygen intake to come on my property and try an take something that belonged to me, I would have my corporate attorney's up their @rses so deep I would end up owning the freaking dealership. They never called back....
As someone else here noted, how many times do dealerships rape un-suspecting, uneducated people for thousands of dollars? I have no problem legally taking them for every penny I can.
BTW...the salesman that sold me the cars got fired over the deal. THIS I actually feel bad about. He was a good guy and it wasn't his fault that the finance manager didn't thoroughly read the paperwork before we signed it.
As someone else here noted, how many times do dealerships rape un-suspecting, uneducated people for thousands of dollars? I have no problem legally taking them for every penny I can.
BTW...the salesman that sold me the cars got fired over the deal. THIS I actually feel bad about. He was a good guy and it wasn't his fault that the finance manager didn't thoroughly read the paperwork before we signed it.
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07-28-2006, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Humanatek,Jul 28 2006, 08:55 AM
I would love to see a dealership try and steal a car back from me. I once got such a good deal on two cars I bought on the same day that the dealership called me back and told me that I owed them an additional $2k because of some oversight. I just laughed and asked them which court they would like to take their case to and show our signed contract to? They threatened to repo the car and I let them know that not only would it be risking anyone's future oxygen intake to come on my property and try an take something that belonged to me, I would have my corporate attorney's up their @rses so deep I would end up owning the freaking dealership. They never called back....
As someone else here noted, how many times do dealerships rape un-suspecting, uneducated people for thousands of dollars? I have no problem legally taking them for every penny I can.
BTW...the salesman that sold me the cars got fired over the deal. THIS I actually feel bad about. He was a good guy and it wasn't his fault that the finance manager didn't thoroughly read the paperwork before we signed it.
As someone else here noted, how many times do dealerships rape un-suspecting, uneducated people for thousands of dollars? I have no problem legally taking them for every penny I can.
BTW...the salesman that sold me the cars got fired over the deal. THIS I actually feel bad about. He was a good guy and it wasn't his fault that the finance manager didn't thoroughly read the paperwork before we signed it.
07-28-2006, 09:14 AM
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Those f***ing sh!theads have dealerships here! Oh man, I'd have them in court so fast. It's their mistake, they need to deal with it. You don't get a Mulligan on that sh!t; you hired a rookie, you pay for the rookie.
Can the guy claim the truck stolen on his insurance? He probably didn't get it switched fast enough.
Can the guy claim the truck stolen on his insurance? He probably didn't get it switched fast enough.
07-28-2006, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Slamnasty,Jul 28 2006, 09:14 AM
Can the guy claim the truck stolen on his insurance? He probably didn't get it switched fast enough.