Used car agreement over phone?had to cancel deal--told keep $600?

I made a phone deal over phone and deposited $600 by credit

card. They filled finance application, and I was approved.

I told them, I will pick up car in 10 days but changed my mind.

I think dealer got plates and registered car for me.

I signed no paperwork. As courtesy, I told them to keep

$600. Did the dealer spend money to go to DMV and have

plates ready?

What is the right thing to do

Used car agreement over phone?had to cancel deal--told keep $600?

It depends on the state, but most dealers don%26#039;t go to DMV. They have the plates right at the dealership and fill out the MV paper work right there and send them all in at one time. It probably cost them nothing so far. You are extremely nice to allow them to keep your $600. If you changed your mind you are entitled to a refund of your deposit. Ask for your money back or call your credit card company and tell them you never picked up the vehicle.

Used car agreement over phone?had to cancel deal--told keep $600?

He may have had plates in his inventory, and likely hadn%26#039;t started the process of transferring title, because that would require your signature, not only on the loan agreement, but for the application for title, and mileage disclosure. I%26#039;m sure they are happy to keep your money, I don%26#039;t think I would have made that offer.

Used car agreement over phone?had to cancel deal--told keep $600?

Stop trying to buy over phone! Always see and drive a car before you give seller any money. If you want to give away another $600 or more, call me and I will hold onto a piece of paper I have written your name on then take your money to the bank without having to give up one of my cars, Or give $600 to the charity of your choice. Now contact your credit card company and tell them goods were not delivered (The Car) and you want to reverse the transaction!

Used car agreement over phone?had to cancel deal--told keep $600?

You didn%26#039;t sign anything so they didn%26#039;t do any work. Call them and request your moneyback. Or file a dispute with the credit card company.

Used car agreement over phone?had to cancel deal--told keep $600?

Get your money back and maybe through the saleman 50 bucks for his trouble. But that money is yours.