What Can I DO?
#12
07-22-2009 | 12:25 AM
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Tell the guy to fix the situation or your brother-in-law (the state trooper) wink, wink says that what the guy did is considered jumping a title to avoid taxation and comes with a hefty jail time and fine..... lol
I seriously have known people to get arrested for jumping titles though....
I wont buy anything if the titles not 100% right and I wont sell one by just signing the title, I have to go to the notary or else the vehicle is still in my name and I'm still liable..... I wont do that!!
Your bike is still in the first guys name..... you wreck it.... he could be sued..... Bad move on his part.....
I wish you luck!
I seriously have known people to get arrested for jumping titles though....
I wont buy anything if the titles not 100% right and I wont sell one by just signing the title, I have to go to the notary or else the vehicle is still in my name and I'm still liable..... I wont do that!!
Your bike is still in the first guys name..... you wreck it.... he could be sued..... Bad move on his part.....
I wish you luck!
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07-22-2009 | 12:27 AM
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I have bought plenty of things from seller B where the title and the signature ON the title was from seller A. I simply went to the dmv and got a title in my name.
They don't care that it changed hands from A to B to C. As far as they are concerned it changed from A to C.
They don't care that it changed hands from A to B to C. As far as they are concerned it changed from A to C.
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07-22-2009 | 02:53 PM
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07-23-2009 | 12:28 AM
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After the titles transfered, kick him in the nuts and run. That'll teach him. Just make sure you don't get antsy and accidentily kick him in the nuts before the transfers done, as that may possibly hamper his ability or willingness to help get it done. Trust me on this, the order of events here is paramount, doing it backwards makes things much more difficult.
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07-23-2009 | 02:32 AM
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After the titles transfered, kick him in the nuts and run. That'll teach him. Just make sure you don't get antsy and accidentily kick him in the nuts before the transfers done, as that may possibly hamper his ability or willingness to help get it done. Trust me on this, the order of events here is paramount, doing it backwards makes things much more difficult.