Collector Car Fraud!!!

[Ngtflyr]

Awesome, I assume your firm will only deal with cars bought in Pennsylvania. If so, at least it is a start and knowing lawyers it won't go unnoticed by other firms and hopefully some firms in other states will look into it. I'm thinking some of you "experts" could make some $$ as an "expert witnesses" when a case comes up. Can't believe I am encouraging lawyers, but something has to be done to put the brakes on this trend.

[Hylton]

I can forward you the names of a few victims but they are not necessarily from PA.

[elcamino72]

We can intially handle any case. If the case were to have to go to court, we would have to refer the case to a local lawyer in the state where suit would have to be filed, but we can certainly handle the case.

[Keith Tedford]

When selling a car, it might be wise to take a lot of pictures in case of problems down the road. A full description of the car, acknowledged with the signature of the buyer, might be good as well. Down the road,if the car were to be built into a fake, you would have a defense. When the faker is caught he will probably try to blame one of the previous owners which might be you. It's getting to the point where I don't even want to sell any of our cars without involving a lawyer. Too bad.

[firstgenaddict]

I am giving an atta boy to a lawyer... what is the world coming to?
Go get them... there is way too much fraud going on nowadays with the faked build sheets, POP's etc.
I believe that ebay will give out info on the sellers as well as the buyers id's if hit with a lawsuit.
Plus the paper can be tested to determine the chemistry used to during the pulping process.