Of course, as a concerned buyer, buying a vehicle, you will want to look into that history before buying. A new car may NOT be sold with an open recall at all. A used one can. DUTY to disclose? That's another question, but, again, when spending that kind of money on a vehicle, it is wise, as... View More

Why do you want the police involved? Is this not just a breach of contract claim? IF it happened to me and I was NOT an attorney I'd hire one to write a demand letter for the $$$ not paid to you. IF that amount is less than $10,000.00 you likely end up in small claims court if no payment is made.

Most of those terms especially Payment packing, are used in legal circles only. Your knowing that term tells me you have seen one or more sites that handle this? IF so, that is where you should focus your inquiry, with one or more of those firms who specialize in this area of law. Good luck with... View More

Sorry for your issues. The funds from the company should 'immediately' be good unless you had some other agreement with them. The bank saying the check was not in the system seems concerning. Monitor this closely, as the earlier you catch a fraudster, IF that is what happened here, the... View More

Assuming you are in CA it is almost certainly beyond the SOL. As noted by Attorney Dorfman, it is possible for things via trick or otherwise, to change, including (I hear, not 100% sure) if you agree to pay (or actually pay) some portion of it? Also, it is not about the default on the loan but... View More

So, charge off means essentially, they are no longer trying to collect or believe they can and then typically, they sell it to someone for pennies on the dollar, who specializes in collecting bad debts like this one. What it does not mean is that you no longer owe the money or that you no longer... View More

The main reason someone (usually) cares about 'matching VINs' is the car is some type of collectible.

Usually, if one is buying a collectible, one knows to check for this issue. IF the VIN was not misrepresented,

it's more likely to be on the buyer than the seller in... View More

I do not think you have a loan. I think you have a contract that includes their promise to deliver a car to you and ownership of said car, when the contract is paid off. That is one reason you have insurance, should this event occur. That insures their interest and hopefully yours. Here's... View More

The general rule on a gift certificate in CA is 'no, the amount cannot expire.' This does not 'feel' like a gift certificate. THAT said, in most dealings these days with corporations the businesses sneak into the small print a requirement to the consumer to give up your right to... View More

There were (40 yrs ago when I sold life insurance for a living) two kinds of policies. That's changed I'm sure, over the years, to add some hybrids and more? Anyhow the two basic types of policies WERE

1- Whole Life

2- Term Insurance

No. 1 above would/should... View More

You may be in luck. Based on the year of your car and the mileage, there is a very good chance you have a warranty. The bumper to bumper will usually go at least 3 yrs and 36K miles. The powertrain, can often go up to 100K. Get in touch with NISSAN right away...

It is unlawful to sell a NEW car with an open recall. It is negligent, unfair, misleading and perhaps more depending on who said what and when, to sell a USED car with an open recall. In law school and "Judge" school, we learn that finding in favor of a contract being enforceable keeps... View More

AND almost assuredly dinging your credit score too.

Talk to an attorney who handles this type of issue,

either FCRA or FDCPA or both...

I'm sorry for your issues. Your post is unclear to me.

They are asking allegedly to see the phone the claim was made under?

You have a 'scrivner's' error, where the wrong phone number was used?

T-Moile, I've had for about 20 years, has USUALLY... View More

A copy of your check should be good enough to expense it.

In my opinion:

The management most likely is not wanting to give you a receipt

because they do not want a written trail, ie, they are likely either

avoiding paying taxes on it, OR not telling the real LL they... View More

The base solely on your post and assuming all facts to be accurate and true then you have to read the agreement you signed with the rental car company or the online site and that we generally cover your rights. That said if the airline caused this then the airline should give you a little bit of a... View More

Have it looked at by a professional body shop. Should cost no more than 100.00 to do so.

Then, if it is a 'real' problem, contact dealer in writing. Then, if they do not agree to help,

which is virtually every time, contact an attorney.

You have quite a few issues here in your post. There are quite a few legal issues as well that relate. The biggest issue right now is there's a recent case in California that says used cars are no longer covered by the lemon law. A good lemon law attorney can probably find a way around that... View More

Can't tell IF you have a case without more info, BUT, since it is an RV and most are lemons, you may. THAT said, the CA lemon law covers "New motor vehicles" and "Consumer goods." Your RV is NOT a new motor vehicle. Also, to be a 'consumer good' under the CA lemon... View More

Feels more like crimlaw than consumer law. AND while I do not handle crimlaw matters, I think it is VERY rare for a 'cop' to write a letter. I think if this is a misrep or a scam, you may have a nice counter (type) claim? Good luck with it...