I recently got a motorcycle from Mountain Motorsports on Thornton Road in June. The motorcycle is about $3200 after taxes. I was going to try to pay cash but the salesman told me no need to use my own cash if I could get a credit card from the business itself. I then told him go ahead and try one time because I was very serious about my credit and I did not need any hard inquiries on my credit for real he told me okay understood. I was approved for a $5500 card and that with the purchase of the bike I only used a little over half of what my card was. I was told that since the motorcycle was brandnew that a warranty came with it. When I got my first statement in the mail it said that I owe $5158. Also on the statement the purchases look like something that I did not recognize. When I called the store they tried to tell me that it was warranties and other things that had been applied to my card. All of which i did not know of. As a result of this my credit has dropped considerably and now I am stuck with a $5,000 debt I am not happy at all. Kilron Allen (((REDACTED)))
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United States#2Consumer Comment
Fri, August 17, 2018
What is the total amount noted on the credit card and store receipts?