The car's not stolen....YET.
You better get lojack.
Does he have your address???
You better get lojack.
Does he have your address???
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Bought a car, guy wont ship title??
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or if the seller reports it stolen now that the buyer has paid it off for him.
make friends with a LEO, they can get you the sellers info :thumbsup:
never avoided, i posted 2 times on the first page and got asked the same question 25 times inbetween? ALso my brother inlaw is a cop, im gonna see if he can find me an address
that should have been your first move before posting up here. you're lucky to have a cop in the family. now get to it!
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I didn't catch whether you got a bill of sale or not??
We're still trying to figure this out. He said he is going to contact his brother inlaw who is a cop to look in to it to see if he got a bill of sales.
Transaction was not done properly. I just bought my Cobra this way and my bank required the owner to sign an agreement and power of attorney form stating that we are paying off his lien and the title is coming straight to us.. whoever did your transaction or if you did it yourself..handled it poorly
I bet you also got a bill of sale.
I have been on the buying and selling end of these same scenarios. I have always used POAs to assure both parties of the transaction's outcome.
Good luck, OP.
Yes, copies of the Bill of Sale signed by both parties.. and 2 power of attorney forms, along with the signed agreement by the seller. Agreeing to pay off a lien and putting trust that the seller will send it to you is too much of a risk. It takes a simple piece of paper and a signature to have the title go straight to your bank, then to your hands. I contacted a seller on SVTP who lives in New Orleans, on a Friday. I had all paperwork complete and the car in my hands the following Friday. My bank will call me when the title is here, so I can go get a permanent tag and ditch this temp tag.
Honestly I don't know what I would do if I was the OP but I would be pretty cautious that the seller could report the car stolen. If there is no bill of sale this could be a serious problem..
No you don't, stop lying.
And after the 1st post, you would think if everyone asked you the same question 25 times, your next post would contain the answer to that question.
So I'll ask again...
Do you have a bill of sales?
OP, do you have a bill of sale? didnt read the first 2 pages but as long as you have that you are good, just need to call the bank.
I just read three pages of "Do you have a bill of sale OP". I am now well learned
To many clowns around these days! Bank was called and they said they held the cashier check for 2 weeks before releasing the title and we should have it in 7 days? fml this is taking a forever, Ill never buy a car with a lien again
Did they ask you if you had a bill of sales?
Did you ask them under REG CC regulations WHY they held it for that long? Since the FRB put in electronic imaging exchange in, the time a bank can legally hold the funds is 5 days. It is now down to 2 days. UNLESS they can show an exception and then the depositor has to be given notice. Doesn't make sense they held it for 2 weeks without prior notification. Hope you get your title soon.
OBTW..just to be with the in group and a smart-Alec.....did you get a bill of sale. HA HA. I just had to.
Sorry.
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How can one have a bill of sale on a stolen vehicle? This is still not making sense!
That is at least some good news. :thumbsup:
Fake bill of sale that is hand written by the owner or an easy to get DMV bill of sale that was signed by the seller and buyer. Either way the car has a lien on it and you would think POAs would be involved.
I think Stephen said it best...
Crazy Irish Men‏ - YouTube
...and do you have a bill of sale?
I think Stephen said it best...
Crazy Irish Men‏ - YouTube
...and do you have a bill of sale?
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