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Avey
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13th Sep 05 at 11:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Whats the crack?
Does the person selling the car need to give u written confirmation that he will be paying the finance off with the money received from the car
ed
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13th Sep 05 at 11:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

You get a check done by the AA. They will then get written confirmation from the finance company that the finance in either paid off or still outstanding. If it is still outstanding and you are the owner of the vehicle then you are liable to pay the finance secured on the car. Thats why it's important to check it all out before.
Avey
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13th Sep 05 at 11:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Is written confirmation from the current owner not sufficient
Ludacris Turbo
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quote:
Originally posted by Avey
Whats the crack?
Does the person selling the car need to give u written confirmation that he will be paying the finance off with the money received from the car

You need to get a reciept from the seller saying they are going to pay the rest of the finace off, and get them to sign it.
ed
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quote:
Originally posted by Avey
Is written confirmation from the current owner not sufficient
No. If you want to risk it then you can, but you could get fucked over. Don't trust anyone these days. Everyone is just out to get your money, especially when it comes to used cars.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ludacris Turbo
quote:
Originally posted by Avey
Whats the crack?
Does the person selling the car need to give u written confirmation that he will be paying the finance off with the money received from the car

You need to get a reciept from the seller saying they are going to pay the rest of the finace off, and get them to sign it.
Where are you from? Tellytubby land?
Avey
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13th Sep 05 at 11:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Think I'll give it a miss then
Ludacris Turbo
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Thats legally binding
ed
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13th Sep 05 at 11:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Yea sure it is, but what happens when the seller goes and pisses off to Australia with your money...
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It's technically not illegal to sell the vehicle whilst finance is still owing (provided the finance company agrees),but if the seller defaults on the payments the finance company will repossess the car.

[Edited on 13-09-2005 by M2RV H]

 
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