- 2 out of 5 stars - (whatever) - so I'm pretty sure my transactions here were technically legal but CAVEAT EMPTOR - really - PROTECT yourself at all times. A buy here, pay here car retailer ain't a dealership, dealerships have to follow different laws.
Terms changed almost daily from $1000 to $1500 to $2000 for down payment, lol ( "Bank" demands mo money, and still mo money," ), the finance company that she works for or with ain't no bank, they got in trouble for something shady and had to change their name. Banks have to follow different laws. - and - I went along with it. That's all on me. (the stories about losing money on so many car sales and customers stealing cars and requiring repo services.
Car gets totaled. Insurance agrees to cover the loan. Loan company calling... car retailer bl*ws up my phone and text, 0700 (am), 8:00 pm, at work and seven messages at a time. I give contact info for my attorney.
So.
They flood my attorney's phone calling at 05:00... ( If they collect money from the customer AND from the insurance company it's called "Double Dipping," and then the insurance company calls their own lawyers). But that did not happen. - AND - I DID agree to "terms and conditions," (terms and conditions, have you heard of that before)?
Shop there, don't shop there, who cares? It wasn't THAT bad. There are thousands of car retailers and some people like Everything Cars LLC read more