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01-14-2007, 11:03 AM
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Problems with dealer
Up to now, I am receiving phone calls from MB Credit that they have not gotten payment from dealer and that we are on the hook. I called the dealer and they say they've sent the payment. I'm getting worried about this. I don't want to file any sort of legal claim due to the length of time it may take. In fact, I'm leaning on filing a stolen car claim just to light a fire under them. Also, while looking over the contract, they charged me $285 for the registration and title. I don't mind since I really got the vehicle for about $6k under normal book value but of course it is still money. Thanks in advance. 
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01-14-2007, 11:28 AM
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Hmm, interesting though I don't see how any blame falls on your doorstep if the vehicle was a trade in. Once the dealer signed the paperwork taking the car, it is there problem, not yours. I had a similar experience in MD with a couple things, payoff and MD wanting insurance records on a car I didn't own. It took a few weeks but it all sorted itself out.
Having a paper signed by a dealer saying they took the ride is key, if you have that you're fine.
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