What do I do next after they have "validated" my debt?
Date: Tue, 04/21/2009 - 11:39
I leased a car and the dealership said I never paid the down payment. I did but it was with a money order and I have no proof. When I disputed the debt with a letter asking to validate, they sent the original contract back with the $2000 part of the down payment on the lease contract circled with "outstanding debt". They have no proof that it wasn't paid and the finance manager and I both signed at delivery of vehicle. What do I do next to dispute their letter that states they have validated the debt? This, to me, is not a clear validation. It is only the original contract with a circle around the number. NO dealership allows someone to walk out the door without putting a down payment down on a car..or if they do, they would put the payment plan in writing as well. Please help with what to do next..do I write a letter disputing the letter with validation? or do I let it go and wait for them to summons me to court?
Did you keep the detachable receipt from the money order. Also i
Did you keep the detachable receipt from the money order. Also if you paid them with a money order the dealership didn't give you a receipt?
This is a first for me :?
I did not keep the receipt..actually it was lost in a move I mad
I did not keep the receipt..actually it was lost in a move I made. I was living with a guy at the time who put the down payment on the car; he has since moved back to Brazil. I have no record of it nor do I think I can get record of it. As far as I know, the contract is my receipt of the down payment. I've never received any kind of receipt before when I put the down payment down on a vehicle.
