Steve
Bradenton,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, September 18, 2006
This is a common scam to get you on the hook, and to dispose of your trade so you feel trapped in the bad deal. NEVER take possession of the vehicle until the financing is APPROVED. NEVER!!!! Approved, means that the name of a bank and a signature of a loan officer will be on the document along with full terms such as payment amount, iterest rate, and number of months with total amount financed fully disclosed. You made it your problem when you took the vehicle without financing in place.
Michael
Bountiful,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, September 17, 2006
this is known as a spot delivery or yo-yo scam...once the documents are signed by the dealership the vehicle is yours and they are on the hook.. just tell the dealership to stick it take you to court...you will win..dealerships are being sued left and right over this and losing...and if you absolutely MUST go back to the dealership (though i dont know why you would) do NOT take the car you bought...get a ride or take someome elses car... i hate car delearships with a passion and it pisses me off everytime i hear of the LIE-nance jack-offs pulling *&*& on customers. good luck and stand your ground!!
Michael
Bountiful,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, September 17, 2006
this is known as a spot delivery or yo-yo scam...once the documents are signed by the dealership the vehicle is yours and they are on the hook.. just tell the dealership to stick it take you to court...you will win..dealerships are being sued left and right over this and losing...and if you absolutely MUST go back to the dealership (though i dont know why you would) do NOT take the car you bought...get a ride or take someome elses car... i hate car delearships with a passion and it pisses me off everytime i hear of the LIE-nance jack-offs pulling *&*& on customers. good luck and stand your ground!!
Michael
Bountiful,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, September 17, 2006
this is known as a spot delivery or yo-yo scam...once the documents are signed by the dealership the vehicle is yours and they are on the hook.. just tell the dealership to stick it take you to court...you will win..dealerships are being sued left and right over this and losing...and if you absolutely MUST go back to the dealership (though i dont know why you would) do NOT take the car you bought...get a ride or take someome elses car... i hate car delearships with a passion and it pisses me off everytime i hear of the LIE-nance jack-offs pulling *&*& on customers. good luck and stand your ground!!
Michael
Bountiful,#6Consumer Comment
Sun, September 17, 2006
this is known as a spot delivery or yo-yo scam...once the documents are signed by the dealership the vehicle is yours and they are on the hook.. just tell the dealership to stick it take you to court...you will win..dealerships are being sued left and right over this and losing...and if you absolutely MUST go back to the dealership (though i dont know why you would) do NOT take the car you bought...get a ride or take someome elses car... i hate car delearships with a passion and it pisses me off everytime i hear of the LIE-nance jack-offs pulling *&*& on customers. good luck and stand your ground!!
Richard
Auburn,#7Consumer Comment
Sat, September 16, 2006
I bet it will clearly state words to the effect of" this purchase is pending finance approval by a lending institution"
Richard
Auburn,#8Consumer Comment
Sat, September 16, 2006
I bet it will clearly state words to the effect of" this purchase is pending finance approval by a lending institution"
Richard
Auburn,#9Consumer Comment
Sat, September 16, 2006
I bet it will clearly state words to the effect of" this purchase is pending finance approval by a lending institution"
Richard
Auburn,#10Consumer Comment
Sat, September 16, 2006
I bet it will clearly state words to the effect of" this purchase is pending finance approval by a lending institution"