White and Red Auto Sales

[redacted] wanted to purchase a [redacted] that we were offering for sale, so she came to our lot on February 26, to view and test drive the vehicleAfter looking at the vehicle, [redacted] informed us that she thought it was a great car, and that it would be hard to find one that clean anywhere elseShe decided the next day that she would like to finance the vehicle with $down and traa vehicle in which we gave her $forThe travehicle was a [redacted] with over 200,miles on itShe filled out a credit application, and we were able to finance her based on the information that she provided on the applicationOur bank requires the customer to provide proof of income [redacted] provided us with her two most recent paystubsOur bank also calls the customers employer to verify that they work there [redacted] stated on the credit application that she is currently employed, but unfortunately she was no longer working as of February 18, She was not truthful about employment on the credit applicationThe bank considers this fraudOn page four of the retail installment contract that was signed by [redacted] it states that, "we may require you to pay us immediately, the remaining balance of the amount financed, finance charges and all other agreed charges if you do any of the following: 6.) You intentionally provide fraudulent and misleading information on a credit application"We gave [redacted] almost two weeks to come up with the funds, and unfortunately she could notThe vehicle was returned to our dealership and there is no problem going forthThis case has been settled.David S.Owner

*** *** wanted to purchase a *** *** that we were offering for sale, so she came to our lot on February 26, to view and test drive the vehicleAfter looking at the vehicle, *** *** informed us that she thought it was a great car, and that it would be hard
to find one that clean anywhere elseShe decided the next day that she would like to finance the vehicle with $down and traa vehicle in which we gave her $forThe travehicle was a *** *** with over 200,miles on itShe filled out a credit application, and we were able to finance her based on the information that she provided on the applicationOur bank requires the customer to provide proof of income*** *** provided us with her two most recent paystubsOur bank also calls the customers employer to verify that they work there*** *** stated on the credit application that she is currently employed, but unfortunately she was no longer working as of February 18, She was not truthful about employment on the credit applicationThe bank considers this fraudOn page four of the retail installment contract that was signed by *** *** it states that, "we may require you to pay us immediately, the remaining balance of the amount financed, finance charges and all other agreed charges if you do any of the following: 6.) You intentionally provide fraudulent and misleading information on a credit application"We gave *** *** almost two weeks to come up with the funds, and unfortunately she could notThe vehicle was returned to our dealership and there is no problem going forthThis case has been settled.David S.Owner

[redacted] wanted to purchase a 2005 [redacted] that we were offering for sale, so she came to our lot on February 26, 2016 to view and test drive the vehicle. After looking at the vehicle, [redacted] informed us that she thought it was a great car, and that it would be hard...

to find one that clean anywhere else. She decided the next day that she would like to finance the vehicle with $1200 down and trade-in a vehicle in which we gave her $500 for. The trade-in vehicle was a 1999 [redacted] with over 200,000 miles on it. She filled out a credit application, and we were able to finance her based on the information that she provided on the application. Our bank requires the customer to provide proof of income. [redacted] provided us with her two most recent paystubs. Our bank also calls the customers employer to verify that they work there. [redacted] stated on the credit application that she is currently employed, but unfortunately she was no longer working as of February 18, 2016. She was not truthful about employment on the credit application. The bank considers this fraud. On page four of the retail installment contract that was signed by [redacted] it states that, "we may require you to pay us immediately, the remaining balance of the amount financed, finance charges and all other agreed charges if you do any of the following: 6.) You intentionally provide fraudulent and misleading information on a credit application". We gave [redacted] almost two weeks to come up with the funds, and unfortunately she could not. The vehicle was returned to our dealership and there is no problem going forth. This case has been settled.David S.Owner