What can you do if someone sells you a dodgy car?
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What can you do if someone sells you a dodgy car?
You can report them to Commerce Commission. See Solving problems with your car dealer. If you have a problem with your vehicle because the seller misled you, you may be able to cancel the contract and get compensation under the Contract and Commercial Law Act.
What do I do if I think I have been scammed online?
How to Protect Yourself If You’ve Been Scammed Online
- Contact Your Banks and Credit Card Companies.
- Reach Out to the Credit Bureaus.
- Submit a Complaint to the Federal Trade Commission.
- File a Police Report.
- Monitor Your Credit.
Can a private seller refuse a refund?
If you have been dealing with a private seller, you can ask for a refund if the item is not as described. But if they refuse, your only course of action may be to go to court, which could prove expensive.
What happens if you get scammed when you buy a used car?
Research the network to find out exactly what happens if you get scammed. Simply put, legitimate certified used cars can sell for more than their uncertified counterparts; therefore, some dealers think they can slap on a “certified” sticker and sell their used cars for more—and they often do .
Do I need a deposit to sell a used car?
If a private seller claims he needs a deposit up front to take the used car off the market, steer clear. Unfortunately, some “sellers” will take the money and run. Whenever possible, handle monetary transactions face to face and all at once. If the seller insists on a deposit, it might be time to look for a used car elsewhere.
What should I look for when buying a car from a seller?
Before you buy a car from a private seller, check to make sure the seller’s driver’s license matches the name on the car title. An odometer fraud scam occurs when someone has tampered with a vehicle’s odometer to make it look as if the vehicle has lower mileage.
How can I get my money back from a seller?
There might be ways you can you get your money back – it depends on how you paid. If you’ve paid for something you haven’t received, you might be able to get your money back. Your card provider can ask the seller’s bank to refund the money. This is known as the ‘chargeback scheme’.