Earnest Monies on a Car I went to a little off the side of the road place that…

Earnest Monies on a Car
I went to a little off the side of the road place that has their auto dealers license and found a car. I did not sign a single piece of paper on the car. The only thing that was signed was the paper work for the financing company not the dealer or the car. While I was waiting for a few days to see if–name removed–loan would be approved I put 250.00 down and they wrote–a receipt stating that if the financing company denied the application they would refund the money. Well when the guy from the car place went into the financing place he could not provide a bill of sale from the place he supposedly got the car from, could not provide a title, asboluetly nothing, he forged signatures and told them that i had the car in possesion. I never took the car or ever had the car. So the financing company denied the application. I went to get 250.00 back and now they say by law that they can keep it. I never signed a single piece of paper on the car. Can I get–name removed–money back and where would I find the information to prove to the guy he has to giveback all of the money?

Contract Dispute I financed my used car in Florida.

Contract Dispute
I financed my used car in Florida. The day I signed my bill of sell and traded in my old car and drove off the lot with my new (used) car my bill of sell said 18% interest. The dealership called me the next day and made me come in and sign another bill of sell with financing for 24.35% I would like to see if I could sue under the fair lending act or in plain english being pushed into a corner and not having my old car (trade in) so I felt I had to sign the new bill of sale? is there a lawsuit out there a lawyer would assist with me? also do I sue my financing company or the delearship? for knowing my old car was already traded in and making me sign a new bill of sale (contract)

stealing accounts back Over a year ago I purchased over 50 accounts from a lawn…

stealing accounts back
Over a year ago I purchased over 50 accounts from a lawn care company. And, since last april, the owner has been going door to door, and taking some of these accounts back. Some include condos, schools, and churches costing me to lose over $16,000.00 in revenue these past few months. I have no idea what I should OR can do about this. I have the bill of sale and a list of all the accounts I purchased as well. I don’t know if this is considered illegal or not. And, I’d like to know before I even consider taking legal action.

Credit Card Merchant Collect on Personal Guarantee of Sold Company Am I liable…

Credit Card Merchant Collect on Personal Guarantee of Sold Company
Am I liable for debt of a company I sold 5 year ago?

I sold a remaining ownership to a partner several years ago. There was a bill of sale of my ownership, and the purchase agreement had stated that the buyer’s responsible all liability after purchase date.

During the partnership, I signed a merchant agreement with credit card processor. The standard merchant agreement has personal guarentee of the signatory.

Currently, the company’s defunct. Since the credit card processor can’t locate the current owner, they are seeking me to cover fees and charge back of the defunct company. Am I liable for the debt?

Thank.

Car Purchase Contracts – Private Party I’m trying to buy a used car, from a…

Car Purchase Contracts – Private Party
I’m trying to buy a used car, from a private party. We filled out a Pre Bill of Sale that reads like this:

”I, XXXXXXXXX, am accepting a non-refundable $1000 deposit from–name removed—name removed–to purchase my 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution. Final Sale and transfer over of the vehicle will occur after receiving a full payment of $13,000 for the purchase of the vehicle from the buyer.”

It was dated and signed by both parties and I gave him a Cashiers check for $1000. Then I went through hoops to get the financing completed a check Fed Ex’d by the weekend (per his request) and he just called me because he decided not to sell it. Since he made my deposit non-refundable…does that make his agreement to sell non-revokable?

I need to sort this out asap..thanks