Dealers Don't Want You to Read
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| ARTICLE [8] | DATE |
| Convicts at Car Dealers, Part 3
SUMMARY: "Cheezit, guys, here come the cops!" It's not just a line from an old movie. It's probably what they said at an upstate New York Chevy dealer recently when the police showed up with search warrants. Not a good way to start the day.  |
Dec 10, 2007 |
| Convicts at Car Dealers, Part 2
SUMMARY: If the car dealer’s employee is willing to steal from the company that pays her, what makes you think they won’t steal from you too? |
Dec 05, 2007 |
| Buying a Car: Still the Worst Customer Experience in the USA
SUMMARY: The auto industry is a nauseating enigma. Decades roll by and the experience of buying a car in this country is still as abominable as ever. The newest rub I’ve discovered is that many sales people use fake names. |
Dec 02, 2007 |
| Convicts at Car Dealers, Part 1
SUMMARY: If the car dealer’s employee is willing to steal from the company that pays him, what makes you think they won’t steal from you too? |
Nov 20, 2007 |
| Lemon Law Advice on Spot Delivery Scams
SUMMARY: So you purchased a beautiful new car, signed all the necessary paperwork and drove it right off the lot with a big smile on your face. The dealer got you approved on the "spot". Or so you thought. |
Nov 04, 2007 |
| Buyer beware still the best warning when car shopping
SUMMARY: Beware car buyers! Once again, letters to the Better Business Bureau and State Attorney Generals Office offer no hope of alerting folks to scam practices in Richmond. |
Oct 29, 2007 |
| Curbstoning A Form of Car Sales Fraud
SUMMARY: Curbstoning is the practice of auto dealers pretending to be private sellers when selling their cars. Used car dealers engage in this practice as a way to sell cars of substandard quality to unsuspecting buyers. Perhaps there is a street or parking lot near your residence where there are several cars up for sale. Many of these cars are placed in public view by "curbstoners". |
May 15, 2007 |
| Used Car Buyers Steer Clear of Con Artists
SUMMARY: If you're considering buying a used car from a private seller, it's wise to be aware of a scam that costs consumers millions each year: curbstoning. |
Mar 06, 2007 |
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