alfieferenzo84
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posted December 17, 2006 07:23 AM
Got the title and guess what
Well yeah i bought it on the hsbc card and anyways i was told the bike had a clean clear title and even sign the paper with them stating it was, This is a legal paper in ohio and is a fed offense to lie on it anyways so i get the title and it has the waring odometer discrepancy on it, Now on that paper there is even a spot for the dealer to check off if the title is salvge/flood/odometer and nothing was checked off!
Well i am trying to sell the bike and i am getting people wanting to spend 2500-3200 but after i tell them about the title they offer me 1500
I understand why cuz who knows how many miles are really on the bike you know!
Anyways i bought this from a local dealer that has been around for a long time and i just wounder what you all think i should do about this as i over paid on this bike because i didnt know about the title make sense?
I called the bmv and they said i would have to take them to court and then sue them for what i felt is the right amount i am going to loss and that they would get into major trouble over this!
So i think maybe i should just go there and talk with them and maybe get a better deal on a new bike or sumthing??? What do you all think? What would you all do if it was you? THink about it i am out atleast a 1000-1700 bucks as you can see from my offers and that is more then 2 ppl it is over 10 offers!
Sorry so long but i feel like i am getting screewed and they should have to pay to fix this maybe not let me know,
   
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bovinespongiformencephalo
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posted December 17, 2006 10:27 AM
File in small claims court. It's very important to talk to the small claims advisor first and explain what happened. They will help you with the forms and getting the dealer served. Once they get served with the suit, you will be in a position to bargain. Right now you're just a fly buzzing in the corporate ear.
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alfieferenzo84
Parking Attendant
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posted December 18, 2006 12:52 PM
hear is what is going on so far
So the deal is they rushed the bike in and out and didnt watch the papers so its on them!
I went there and talked with the sales guy as the manager owners where out intil tomarrow from what it sounds like they are going to buy the bike back witch is cool with me!!!
Now the problem is do i really want a zx-10? 8200 otd i really like suzuki 750 so i donno! they only sell kawi and yamaha as i bought it used with the yamaha card!
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alfieferenzo84
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posted December 19, 2006 12:44 PM
okay well the deal is they will give me 2900 for my bike and give me a tax cut on the new bike so it is in away giving me 3000 for my bike in away but you get a tax cut period you know so i donno if i should take that deal and that is based if i buy the new zx10 witch will be 8500 otd with my trade in plus there paying the bike off, I donno what to do as i really want 3100 period for the bike as that is what i paid and had a buyer willing to pay that intil he found out about the title you know so i donno its only 200 bucks but you gotta think of the wear and tear plus i could also really mess them up taking this to the news or court to so what do you all think?
Also i am not sure i want the zx10 i dont because its bigger and cost more plus i am a wanna be stunter and i will not stunt that bike so that means i will have to get another one this summer! i donno let me know, Thanks
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fish_antlers
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posted December 19, 2006 05:21 PM
dunno if undertail is a good choice for stunting?
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What business is it of yours where I'm from, Friendo?
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bovinespongiformencephalo
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posted December 19, 2006 11:41 PM
Sue. The education you get by going through the process will be worth more than the settlement. Also, since dealers make their living ass-fucking the world, you will be doing a public service by giving them some of their own medicine. Do yourself a huge favor and talk to the small claims court advisor.
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