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12 contain to avoid online auctions of Ripoff
Ebay Online Auto Sales: Deals or Steals?
We have cases in which people pay thousands of dollars for used cars based on nothing but some pictures and an online seller's Fancy talk. Do not be a victim. To avoid a lemon, use common sense and follow some basic rules.
Rule # 1: If it sounds too good to be true, it is
(yes, your mother was right).
Rule No. 2: See Rule # 1 again.
Article # 3 That's real money. Treat every online purchase, as if you were to pay by cash in an ordinary mail envelope and send it off, because that is how much you trust them.
Article # 4 Are they not all online. If you buy a used car, online, travel to the seller and the vehicle actually see. Try it, it controlled. Meet the person who is your hard-earned money from you and meet you that they are honest, and you will receive fair treatment.
Article # 5 Know your seller. You do not buy from any seller who does not already have a good online reputation with many satisfied customers. Check it out carefully before you turn over your hard-earned money.
Article # 6 Get an inspection. If you do not travel to the vendor to see the car before you buy it, should contact a local new car franchise dealer for this brand (if you are purchasing a Chevy, you can call the service department at the Chevy next dealer auction seller on the spot) and for them to do an independent vehicle inspection before you buy.
Article # 7 Make a conditional offer. If you have to offer before you register the vehicle in person, try to make your bid contingent on a satisfactory vehicle inspection. In this way you can from (or renegotiate the price) when you learn that it needs a new engine or other major repairs.
Article # 8th Get an Online Auction Guarantee. Find out if the online auction you can add your own warranty before you buy. If they do not, go elsewhere. If they do this, read the terms carefully to ensure that it is not just desire for words that mean nothing.
Rule # 9 Have your homework. Before buying a vehicle, check out the vehicle recalls and defects known. That'll tell you something about the reliability of the vehicle, even if the seller has no problems yet.
Article # 10 Do not take a risk business. If the trader does not give you no warranty or not have a good reputation auction, do not send them your money. If you really want to give your money away, you can buy me.
Article # 11 Not a blank contract. Make the dealer fill it out and sign it and send it to you. Only after it was already covered by the dealer, you should also think about signing it. In most states, a contract is not complete until both sides sign it. If you have a blank form and send it to the dealer if the dealer sign it (in his own home state) of the Treaty is often described as completely legal in the state in which the last signature on the contract signed. If it is your home town, and everything that goes wrong, you can probably sue the dealer in your home town, and it is much easier to drive than a thousand miles, an action or hire a lawyer in some distant city to do it them. Of course, you can avoid this problem by only buying from a seller who is located in your own country, and the closer to you, the better.
Article # 12th See, see, touch, feel and drive. Do not pay your money until you see the car, and even then not pay until you receive your money, they have carefully examined. Why? Because if you have your money, it is over.
EBay Auto sales can mean a good bit, but be careful. Online Auction Auto Sales can be a great opportunity for crooks to steal your money by promising you a cream puff car and leave you with a piece of garbage.
And do not forget that some State Lemon Laws for used cars and trucks, too. Contact an attorney to find out about your rights.
If you have already pulled from a car dealer that is not with her. You have more rights than you might think you do, so protect yourself.
Ronald Burdge Consumer Law Attorney Dayton, Ohio http://www.OhioLemonLaw.com http://www.KentuckyLemonLaw.com
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