Published by DealerFraudLawyer     under car dealer fraud
Aug 20 2010

There are more and more car dealerships in the industry that offer their customers a “buy here pay here” option. However, this is something to avoid and even fear.

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Automobile Dealer Fraud and Dealer Tricks in Car Buying Process

Published by DealerFraudLawyer     under avoid auto dealer fraud, car dealer fraud
Aug 11 2010

You can avoid automobile dealer fraud by Knowing what to look for when it comes to these useless and fraudulent fees. So without wasting time, let’s get started.

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Online Car Buying: Tricks and Scams

Published by DealerFraudLawyer     under auto dealer scam, car dealer fraud
Aug 10 2010

Online car buying is becoming more and more popular nowadays. Therefore, various tricks and scams are being designed for ripping off naïve customers. Keep reading if you are interested in what you should and what you shouldn’t do when buying cars online.

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Dealer Fraud: Protect Yourself from Spot Delivery

• Keep in mind that in case you have papers with your signature, you own the car, regardless of whether the vehicle has been financed.

• A finance document presenting payments, deposit, interest rate and other financial items is a binding contract, giving you specific legal rights.

• You own the car subject to making payments only. The dealer cannot change that once you take possession.

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Car Fraud: Accessories or Options

Published by DealerFraudLawyer     under car dealer fraud
Jul 07 2010

In many cases car buyers are very surprised when they after signing all the purchase documents they come home and find out that they have been charged for accessories or options that they never negotiated with the car dealer.

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Auto Dealer Fraud: Car Prep Fee

Published by DealerFraudLawyer     under auto dealer scam, car dealer fraud
Jun 30 2010

Car preparation fee is one of the common car dealership scams that is used by car dealers to make a quick profit from car buyers in the range of $500 – $2000. It all depends on how much a customer is willing to spend.

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Car Fraud: Title Washing

Published by DealerFraudLawyer     under car dealer fraud
Jan 25 2010

According to the official data of the California Police, they register more than 500,000 vehicle accident reports each year. The half of the vehicles involved in these accidents is considered “totaled”, which means they are deemed a total loss by insurance companies.

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Car Dealers Scams: Buying With Bad Credit

Published by DealerFraudLawyer     under auto dealer scam, car dealer fraud
Jan 15 2010

A lot of car buyers who have bad credit or no credit at all risk to become a victim of different auto dealer scams. This happens mainly because people with a bad don’t have a lot of options to find financing when they buy a car.

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Spot Delivery Scam

Published by DealerFraudLawyer     under auto dealer scam, car dealer fraud
Jan 13 2010

The spot delivery scam is one of the most commonly used car scams in the car business today. Even though, it’s not necessarily always a car buying scam, it is still very exasperating and can lead to a cruel surprise.

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Car Dealer Fraud Types

Published by DealerFraudLawyer     under car dealer fraud
Dec 30 2009

At a car dealership, fraud can take many forms. Car dealer fraud can happen at almost any stage of the buying a car. There are some general situations that can give rise to car dealer fraud:

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