Jim
Orlando,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, June 15, 2011
How was it this deal ended up with you guys paying the wrong figure? If the contract was "corrected" then how are you guys now bound to the new figures? Did your "trusting" husband read over the new contract before signing it? If the contract contained the wrong figures then why did he sign it with the wrong figures? I suspect your husband signed the contract with the wrong figures and hoped it would change later. Or he did not read the contract to begin with. If you think the dealer is going to change the figures after your signatures attested to you agreeing to those wrong figures then you need to fully understand the difference between "trusting" and "doormat". Next time read the contract. If it does not contain exactly what you agreed to, then common sense says don't sign it!