It's not important whose name is on the title

MiddleAgedAl · 09-29-2015, 07:43 PM

Funniest damn thing I've seen in a while.....

///F80M3 · 09-29-2015, 07:59 PM

I thought he was serious in the beginning lol

John 070 · 09-29-2015, 08:11 PM

Long story but it' snot cut and dry. I was took out a loan for a friend's Porsche, so I said if I do that, I title it, you pay, you insure.

So he paid for 2 yrs and then disappeared. Now I have to pay the rest on a 2 yo car that he has. I report it stolen, pd takes it, give it to me. But the auto detective said the dude said he made pymts and he had proof, so I know something's up.

Did the title mean I could keep the car? Nope. Why? Civil court.

///F80M3 · 09-29-2015, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by John 070

Long story but it' snot cut and dry. I was took out a loan for a friend's Porsche, so I said if I do that, I title it, you pay, you insure.

So he paid for 2 yrs and then disappeared. Now I have to pay the rest on a 2 yo car that he has. I report it stolen, pd takes it, give it to me. But the auto detective said the dude said he made pymts and he had proof, so I know something's up.

Did the title mean I could keep the car? Nope. Why? Civil court.

How did he have proof of paying the car when he disappeared? I hope ur not paying for it now.

John 070 · 09-29-2015, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by ///F80M3

How did he have proof of paying the car when he disappeared? I hope ur not paying for it now.

Nope that was when I was 20, foolish, in college. It kind of went if you help me get the loan, I will let you drive it. About 24 mos. in he drops out. Moves 2 hours away, says he will pay. After 3 more mos bank wants payment, it's my loan, so I pay. 3 more mod, I report it stolen, pd grabs it, turns it over to me. As I recall, a car in NH gives the title to the owner even though there's a loan, so I physically have the title. He was able to substantiate that he paid 24 mos via cxld checks. I thought at minimum I could use the car for free until settled. Nope, that was deducted.

Anyway my point has to do with the title carrying only so much weight, and also never sign or consign for anybody else, not even a spouse.

He could not substantiate that he had put 30k down, but the court beloved him, based on his silver spoon, and my broke a**

UncleWede · 09-30-2015, 01:32 PM

Clearly demonstrates that possession IS 9/10 of the law. . .

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John 070 Lieutenant General 1725 Rep 14,825 Posts Drives: 335i cpe Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: ZSP/ZPP/ZCW iTrader: (0)	Long story but it' snot cut and dry. I was took out a loan for a friend's Porsche, so I said if I do that, I title it, you pay, you insure. So he paid for 2 yrs and then disappeared. Now I have to pay the rest on a 2 yo car that he has. I report it stolen, pd takes it, give it to me. But the auto detective said the dude said he made pymts and he had proof, so I know something's up. Did the title mean I could keep the car? Nope. Why? Civil court.
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UncleWede Long Time Admirer, First Time Owner 18454 Rep 9,428 Posts Drives: G01 X3 M40i Dark Graphite Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Oxnard, CA iTrader: (0)	Clearly demonstrates that possession IS 9/10 of the law. . .
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