bodybyduff
USA#2
Tue, August 18, 2009
If it's been less than a year, file a complaint with the DMV. I believe in California a dealer is required to return the deposit on a deal that doesn't go through unless there was a separate agreement regarding the deposit.
Jt
Indianapolis,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, May 08, 2009
Deposits are designed to place security in your intentions that the deal will unfold as you had agreed and are almost never returned. If they return the deposit to you, then what is the point of the deposit in the first place?
Jt
Indianapolis,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, May 08, 2009
Deposits are designed to place security in your intentions that the deal will unfold as you had agreed and are almost never returned. If they return the deposit to you, then what is the point of the deposit in the first place?
Jt
Indianapolis,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, May 08, 2009
Deposits are designed to place security in your intentions that the deal will unfold as you had agreed and are almost never returned. If they return the deposit to you, then what is the point of the deposit in the first place?
Jt
Indianapolis,#6Consumer Comment
Fri, May 08, 2009
Deposits are designed to place security in your intentions that the deal will unfold as you had agreed and are almost never returned. If they return the deposit to you, then what is the point of the deposit in the first place?