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Help! Looking for my old car JH4NA115XMT002134
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I'm confused.
Was your car stolen two years ago? What do you mean by "potential buyer"?
You get monthly invoices for tolls. Your plates are still on the car. You know where the car gets driven.
But two years later you ask Prime?? Have you contacted the police at any time?
I'm confused.
Was your car stolen two years ago? What do you mean by "potential buyer"?
You get monthly invoices for tolls. Your plates are still on the car. You know where the car gets driven.
But two years later you ask Prime?? Have you contacted the police at any time?
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asked before: http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126373
just asking in a different section
asked before: http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126373
just asking in a different section
Re: Help! Looking for my old car
Your car disappeared and you didn't think anything of it?
Your car disappeared and you didn't think anything of it?
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Re: Help! Looking for my old car
You posted back in August and other PRIME members recommended that you report the car stolen. Did you?
You posted back in August and other PRIME members recommended that you report the car stolen. Did you?
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At the very minimum he stole your license plates. Report it to the police or continue being naive and pay his tolls for him.
Also, if he gets in an accident under your title and registration and you don't report it as stolen you are giving him permission to operate the vehicle in this fashion and you may be liable as the owner for his accidents. If he has no assets and you do, then you get screwed.
Again, report it as stolen or don't come crying here because I will say I told you so.
At the very minimum he stole your license plates. Report it to the police or continue being naive and pay his tolls for him.
Also, if he gets in an accident under your title and registration and you don't report it as stolen you are giving him permission to operate the vehicle in this fashion and you may be liable as the owner for his accidents. If he has no assets and you do, then you get screwed.
Again, report it as stolen or don't come crying here because I will say I told you so.
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What difference does it make if you/we find him first for you to wait until THEN to call the police?????
Perhaps we are being too subtle. Let me speak slowly and spell it out for you:
C A L L T H E P O L I C E - - - - N O W !!!!!!!!
What difference does it make if you/we find him first for you to wait until THEN to call the police?????
Perhaps we are being too subtle. Let me speak slowly and spell it out for you:
C A L L T H E P O L I C E - - - - N O W !!!!!!!!
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http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126373 here is that old thread.As a business owner you know there are lots of rules in america,a very broad legal system ect/ect..Whether you wish to admit it or not you have loaned your car to a stranger who could do anything with it, and as rso has clearly told you you and your ins co. might be liable for whatever.Sounds like a nifty scam,pay you a partial payment and pay you the rest the next day to sign the documents and wamo gone with car,which he could part out or sell on the black market overseas,or do some crimes with ect......you need to resolve this with going through the proper chanels to report a stolen vehicle/plate/identity. In your mind could this have been a cultural thing,was he of a similar country of origin to you?
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126373 here is that old thread.As a business owner you know there are lots of rules in america,a very broad legal system ect/ect..Whether you wish to admit it or not you have loaned your car to a stranger who could do anything with it, and as rso has clearly told you you and your ins co. might be liable for whatever.Sounds like a nifty scam,pay you a partial payment and pay you the rest the next day to sign the documents and wamo gone with car,which he could part out or sell on the black market overseas,or do some crimes with ect......you need to resolve this with going through the proper chanels to report a stolen vehicle/plate/identity. In your mind could this have been a cultural thing,was he of a similar country of origin to you?
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Let me make this real simple for you. I sold my 36' ocean going sail boat through a yacht broker. Everything was done correctly, title was transferred, I was paid in full, etc. The next year I received a property tax bill for the boat. I went to the tax office and told them that I didn't own the boat and that it had been sold. They asked me to prove it, which I did. They then informed me the person that purchased the boat never registered it with the State of California and that it still had me as the registered owner. I had to fill out and submit forms for the State of California to demonstrate I was not the owner. Reason why? If the current owner was using the boat to run drugs, I would be going to jail.
Do yourself a favor. You're going to be responsible if there is a problem.
Let me make this real simple for you. I sold my 36' ocean going sail boat through a yacht broker. Everything was done correctly, title was transferred, I was paid in full, etc. The next year I received a property tax bill for the boat. I went to the tax office and told them that I didn't own the boat and that it had been sold. They asked me to prove it, which I did. They then informed me the person that purchased the boat never registered it with the State of California and that it still had me as the registered owner. I had to fill out and submit forms for the State of California to demonstrate I was not the owner. Reason why? If the current owner was using the boat to run drugs, I would be going to jail.
Do yourself a favor. You're going to be responsible if there is a problem.
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If I understand this in conjunction with your original thread in off topic, you tried to sell your car, received only partial payment, never signed the paperwork because the "buyer" never came back, and the "buyer" disappears the next day.
You got scammed.
That equals he stole the car.
Your intent may have been to sell the car but his intent was to scam you.
I need to drop out of this discussion because, no offense, I am beginning to think you are so dense that light bends around you.
If I understand this in conjunction with your original thread in off topic, you tried to sell your car, received only partial payment, never signed the paperwork because the "buyer" never came back, and the "buyer" disappears the next day.
You got scammed.
That equals he stole the car.
Your intent may have been to sell the car but his intent was to scam you.
I need to drop out of this discussion because, no offense, I am beginning to think you are so dense that light bends around you.
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This has to be a joke. Did you get paid in full for the car? Do you know the name of the person who took your car? If the answer is "no", your car was stolen. If there is no bill of sale and you didn't deposit a check, there is no proof of the transaction. For all you know the person who has the car could have given you stolen money or drug money.
This has to be a joke. Did you get paid in full for the car? Do you know the name of the person who took your car? If the answer is "no", your car was stolen. If there is no bill of sale and you didn't deposit a check, there is no proof of the transaction. For all you know the person who has the car could have given you stolen money or drug money.
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Then that is where you should start. Call the dealership and ask if they have any contact information. It just seems a little strange that the two of you have let this go for two years.
Then that is where you should start. Call the dealership and ask if they have any contact information. It just seems a little strange that the two of you have let this go for two years.
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You can lead a horse to water but you cant make him drink it .
Hope this doesnt turn out to be a I told you so thread :wink:
You can lead a horse to water but you cant make him drink it .
Hope this doesnt turn out to be a I told you so thread :wink:
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I'm just reading and not jumping in. I enjoy fiction. :biggrin:
ditto. I quit.
I'm just reading and not jumping in. I enjoy fiction. :biggrin:
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Do you guys have a release of liability form that you could fill out and give to your local Department of Motor Vehicles???
Edit- Found it> transfer of ownership
If you have the guys info, or can find it, you can just fill this out and then you are good to go. Lute Riley Honda should be able to give you some of his info, no?
Do you guys have a release of liability form that you could fill out and give to your local Department of Motor Vehicles???
Edit- Found it> transfer of ownership
If you have the guys info, or can find it, you can just fill this out and then you are good to go. Lute Riley Honda should be able to give you some of his info, no?
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Thanks ANYTIME for that constructive post. I am going to resolve this matter. For the rest of you suggesting that I report it stolen, obviously didn't read why that is not an option. Either way, if you happen to see the car (91 black/ivory with chrome wheels, license plate #Z24MMH) in the North Dallas area around Coit, George Bush, and Josey PLEASE let me know.
Thanks ANYTIME for that constructive post. I am going to resolve this matter. For the rest of you suggesting that I report it stolen, obviously didn't read why that is not an option. Either way, if you happen to see the car (91 black/ivory with chrome wheels, license plate #Z24MMH) in the North Dallas area around Coit, George Bush, and Josey PLEASE let me know.
wha?
