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I would not be so quick to reduce the value to the fellow who had his car stolen. Anyone own a car that had more personal value than what it might actually have been worth? Does the guy need to reveal everything to be justified?
I looked at a few cars in my youth which my dad sniffed out right away as being ones to walk away from. One 5.0 Mustang in particular, in hind sight, was probably a stoken car. I was lucky to have a wise father. |
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I know it sucks, I’ve been there. I was ripped off a ton of money, at the worst time in my life, when I could have desperately used it. In a way, I‘m still paying for it today one way or another. I had to go thru the justice system. When only two parties were involved, it took years. I took away his freedom and only then I was reimbursed what I lost. My added expenses, and hardships were another matter. I got nothing in the end for them. Sadly, The 16 year old needs to go thru the system, same as everyone else. He can file a report, let the investigation unfold and hopefully catch the thief that stole the car and stole his money . He’ll probably have to file a civil suit, if the person is ever apprehended. Either way, it’s going to take some time.
It pays to keep your files intact. Who you bought it from, where, phone numbers ect. Always keep some type of file or trail in this day of scam artists. BIG |
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