The rules vary somewhat by states. Also some contracts are written differently. In some places you could be charged with fraud or theft if you keep the car. In some places you can be sued for the cost of repossessing the car. In most places you can simply expect a tow truck to show up in the middle of the night or early morning and tow the car away. IT IS STRONGLY ADVISED NOT TO MESS WITH THE TOW TRUCK OPERATOR. They get very upset when repossessing cars.
If you don't think you owe the money, talk to the bank right now while you still have your car.
Give them your money?
When the ledger says you have money in the bank but the bank says you owe them money and your accountant in is Montego Bay and not taking calls. By HM Adnan
The truth.
The bank does not have to cash it. Go back to the party who issued the check and ask for a replacement. IF they won't give a replacement check, sue in small claims court.
go to the bank and it says 20,000 mulch and then click collect
That's what it says on the back of the card - issued by Bank of Scotland
you just ask the person does he want any money and if he says yes then give him it if you want to give it to him only if you want to give it to him
to give the best burger around at the cheapest price or your money back..... says Evan who eats a lot of BK
right beside the gold it says give click
Tell the dealership to give you your old car back and any money you gave them then you will give them their car back.You might want to consult an attorney.
The law says that you are entitled to receive the money. You can ask the person who gave you that check to give you a fresh check or raise a formal police complaint against them and recover the money they owe you
A Direct Financing example would be Joe Schmoe borrowing $1000 from you and agreeing to pay you back the money plus interest in some amount of time. It is direct because there is no guarantee that Joe will actually make true of his promise. So, you MAY get the money back plus the interest, or Joe may take off to Mexico, never to be seen again, as well as your money. An example of Indirect Financing would be you depositing $1000 into a bank account and Jo Schmoe asking for a loan from your bank. (We'll skip all the processes involved in getting approved for a loan and just assume that the bank agrees to give it to Joe.) So, the bank says yes and gives Joe the money he asked for, and some of which is taken from your bank account. Once Joe pays everything back, you gain interest for letting Joe borrow some of your money. Now, this is indirect because you are not physically giving Joe the money like in the previous example, but although the bank does give Joe some of your money, you will not lose any of it if Joe fails to pay back the loan. Simply put, Direct is unsafe and risky, while indirect is safe and guaranteed. Read this webpage and things may make more sense: http://www.blurtit.com/q1377846.html