Classic Rides & Rods

Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2015/08/17) */ The $shortage and addition available information was sent to customer by certified mail on 8/12/USPS track # [redacted] I also have records of each contact all by phone with the customer, voice message where left after each contact by customer with a voice mail on the phone number [redacted] (Although it should have been done faster, never did I refuse to send shortage or information) License plates are only returned to the seller if requested, this was not requested by the seller Additionally, This was a consignment saleWe do not normally provide buyers (or Seller) information or bill of sales, on a consignment saleCustomer sellers and buyers in most cases use consignment so they are not contacted by the buyer or the sellerThat is why many customers sell their vehicles through consignment, so they are not contact by anyone, but the sales companyI personally, paid the $out of my pocket because of the mont he first payment Initial Consumer Rebuttal / [redacted] (3000, 7, 2015/08/18) */ (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) I still need an itemized receipt, and a bill of saleI have nothing to prove the car is no longer mineIf, God forbid, it is involved in an accident, it could come back on me, as the owner, or title holderI did call the phone # of supposed buyer, and there was no answer, and no return callNo surprises thereSomebody please help me

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/08/17) */
The $100 shortage and addition available information was sent to customer by certified mail on 8/12/15 USPS track # [redacted] I also have records of each contact all by phone with the customer, voice message where left after...

each contact by customer with a voice mail on the phone number [redacted]. (Although it should have been done faster, never did I refuse to send shortage or information) License plates are only returned to the seller if requested, this was not requested by the seller.
Additionally, This was a consignment sale. We do not normally provide buyers (or Seller) information or bill of sales, on a consignment sale. Customer sellers and buyers in most cases use consignment so they are not contacted by the buyer or the seller. That is why many customers sell their vehicles through consignment, so they are not contact by anyone, but the sales company. I personally, paid the $100 out of my pocket because of the mix-up ont he first payment.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (3000, 7, 2015/08/18) */
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
I still need an itemized receipt, and a bill of sale. I have nothing to prove the car is no longer mine. If, God forbid, it is involved in an accident, it could come back on me, as the owner, or title holder. I did call the phone # of supposed buyer, and there was no answer, and no return call. No surprises there. Somebody please help me.