Posted: 11/4/2007 6:20:39 PM EDT
| If you sign the front of a contract are you obligated to what is written on the back of the contract. I have a feeling I am about to get screwed by Suzuki. I am giong to call them tomorrow but I think they are going to try to screw me out of $1200.00 |
Lex (may I call you 'Lex?') you are entirely correct. When I was in the industry (service dispatcher about 25 years ago), it was common knowledge that the dealership had a 75% DISadvantage just walking into the courtroom. So, NVHunter, if you go in with a decent case, you have a significant advantage. Another thing that many people have wrong: you mention 'verbal commitments...' which amount to a 'verbal contract.' Verbal contracts are NOT invalid! They are, however, difficult to prove. It's your word against theirs. Now if you have a reliable witness, who HEARD them make the v.c. to you... you just may win the day! Best of luck! |
| I don't want to B.S. anyone and I might be getting worked up about nothing. Let me explain. When I purchased an ATV for my wife and myself and I got the warranty. They told me if I did not use it I would get my money back. Well the warranty was up 7/1/07 and they give you 60 days to clam your money. Well I forgot to send it in July so I sent in my paperwork sometime in August. I haven't received my money yet. And now its way past the 60 days. the if they say they never got my clam or if I submitted something wrong I wanted to know what is my best course of action. |
go talk to them. you may be screwed, but it was your screw up, not theirs, remember that. 
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