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A dealership in Washington cannot rescind a sale unless the contract allows it or there is fraud, duress, or illegality. If the dealership accepted your payment method, they might not be able to cancel the transaction. The legal validity of on-demand promissory notes is questionable. Its recommended to seek legal advice. Report harassment to the police, keep track of all communication, and consult a lawyer regarding the alleged repo order. Consider discussing the situation with the Washington State Attorney Generals Office.Full Conversation
DEALERSHIP WANTS TO IN HIS WORDS UNWIND THE ALREADY COMPLETED DEAL WHERE I LITERALLY HAVE THE VEHICLE. THE DEALER WANTS TO IN HIS WORDS UNWIND THE COMPLETED TRANSACTION BECAUSE WHERE I TOLD HIM TO GO ON THE US TREASURY WEBSITE TO SUBMIT THE NOTE FOR LAWFUL MONEY, SOME PHONE REP SAID THAT HE HAD TO BE A BANK IN ORDER TO SETUP AN ACCOUNT THERE. HE CLEARLY DIDN'
Under Washington law, a dealership may not rescind a sale unless the contract allows for it or there is fraud, duress, or illegality. If the dealership accepted your payment method, they might not be able to cancel the transaction. However, the legal validity of "on-demand promissory notes" is questionable. It's recommended to seek legal advice.
IF HE HAD READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AT THE TREASURY INSTEAD OF LISTENING TO THE PHONE REP IT WOULD
Hi Danielle, while I understand your frustration, it's important to consult with a legal professional in Washington who can review the specifics of your situation, including the contract and the type of payment used.
WOULD'VE SHOWN HIM THAT HE CAN SET UP AN ACCOUNT AND THEN I TOLD HIM TO JUST DEPOSIT IT IN HIS CHASE ACCOUNT WHICH THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT STATES THAT FDIC BANKS WHICH CHASE IS, HAVE A LEGAL OBLIGATION TO ACCEPT BILLS OF EXCHANGE IN RETURN DISBURSING LAWFUL MONEY AND THE DEALER SAID HE TALKED TO THE REP AT THE BANK AND EMAILED OVER THE SECURITY AND THEY SAID THEY CAN
Thank you for the detailed explanation, Danielle. In this situation, did you sign any contract with the dealership that allows them to reverse the transaction under certain conditions? This information will be crucial in understanding your legal position.
THEY CANT DEPOSIT THE PROMISSORY NOTE WHICH I KNOW LEGALLY ISN'T TRUE. PLEASE TAKE ALL OF MY TEXT AND ADD IT TOGETHER TO GET THE FULL STORY PLEASE. MY KEY BOARD KEEPS HITTING RETURN FOR SOME REASON. NOW THE DEALER IS HARRASSING ME CALLING ME AT THE LEAST 2O TIMES A DAY BACK TO BACK WHILE I'M WORKING AND EMAILING ME AT 354AM ABOUT A TEST DRIVE WHICH IS CLEARLY ANOTHER FORM OF HARASSMENT AND THEN HE MAILS ME A ALLEGED REPO ORDER BECAUSE HE SAID AFTER TALKING TO THE SHERIFF IN PUYALLUP HE IS PUTTING A REPO ORDER TO REPO THE VEHICLE IF I DON'T PAY $29K IN * HOURS. WHAT DO I DO? ACCORDING TO THE BILLS OF EXCHANGE ACT AND OTHER ACTIVE AND CURRENT LAWS, A PROMISSORY NOTE WHICH IS PAYABLE ON DEMAND (ORDER TO PAY) IS THEN A DRAFT WHICH CONSTITUTES AS LAWFUL MONEY THE EQUIVALENT TO CASH. HOW DO I STOP THE HARRASMENT SINCE IT'S INTERFERRING WITH ME WORKING?
I understand your situation, Danielle. Here are some steps you could consider:
- Consult a lawyer to understand the legal standing of your promissory note.
- Report harassment to the police.
- Keep track of all communication from the dealer.
- Consult with a lawyer regarding the alleged repo order.
- Consider discussing the situation with the Washington State Attorney General's Office.
Remember, this advice is general and may not apply to your specific situation.
THANK YOU
You're welcome, Danielle. If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask. Remember to consult with a legal professional in your area for accurate advice tailored to your specific situation.
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