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Originally Posted by in2twins
Its a mystery to me why a dishonest seller is being backed?
I should have used an escrow company, lesson learned
Seller did not mention paint was peeling off the bumper.
It's not scraped off, it's falling off.
The agreement calls for the seller to send the title to receive the balance. He has not done so and it is beyond me why anyone here thinks that is acceptable?
For those of you that think its ok not to send the title, after I did exactly what our contract called for, I wonder why?
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The agreement also calls for you to pay for the PPI and you have not. As you are in Hawaii, what leverage would he have if he sent you the title? I seriously doubt you would send the 7k + cost of PPI you owe once you have it. I don't see how you could possibly think you are in the right - the car was PPI'ed, you had someone inspect it before shipment and you drove it 200 miles before complaining to the seller.
It is all on you now. Repainting a bumper isn't anywhere near $7k and the car was sold AS IS unless you have it in writing. It isn't a brand new car....
You have a car in your possession
on an island for which you agreed to pay 30k and have only paid 23k and he is dishonest?