I always try to treat others as I'd like to be treated. I haven't always been the best person and have found that for many people, including myself, karma is real. Do right in your life and it will do right by you. It may not seem like it right now, but it does catch up to you.
Everybody on OSA needs to start prank calling them until we can think up something else.
I'll try and describe this so it makes sense.
The dealer Utimate Auto, bought the truck from Azteka motors. They then sold the truck to me, I bought the truck on 6/16, they notarized it as I bought the truck on 6/05 and that they bought the truck from Azteka on 6/16. So somehow I bought the truck before they owned it? Hmmmm
The dealer Utimate Auto, bought the truck from Azteka motors. They then sold the truck to me, I bought the truck on 6/16, they notarized it as I bought the truck on 6/05 and that they bought the truck from Azteka on 6/16. So somehow I bought the truck before they owned it? Hmmmm
That question has been asked for a long time, you'll only find the answer within yourself.
Fraud?
Thats what it smells like. It could be an honest mistake but with the kind of dealer it is I doubt it.
You're only 25, just wait it gets worse!
Unfortunately there are a lot of greedy people out there waiting to take advantage of others.
The nice thing is, it makes it really special when you find someone who is actually a good guy.
Unfortunately there are a lot of greedy people out there waiting to take advantage of others.
The nice thing is, it makes it really special when you find someone who is actually a good guy.
Just report the dealership to the Oklahoma Tax Commission, who oversees dealership licensing in the state. I'm sure they'd be interested in the way that dealer does business. The number for the Motor Vehicle Division is 405-521-3221. And this won't be the last time you'll have to deal with a less-than-honest businessman or individual; but you'll only be hurting yourself in the long run if you lower your standards to theirs.
Is all of your paperwork dated the 5th or the 15th. All dealers are required to provide a buyers order with the purchase of a vehicle. Look at the date on there. If its the 15th then take that to the tag agency. If they demand penalty fees take it back to the dealer and ask they redo the title work and pay applicable fees. If they refuse, spread the word, tell the customers to ask for car faxes!
If it's an "honest mistake" and they're "good people" you'd think they would take care of it if they were "properly notified" about it.
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