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Post by winner on May 31, 2013 2:59:39 GMT -5
[replyingto=domindart]domindart[/replyingto]What, you looking for some sympathy or want people to feel sorry for you ?
Your own words state you have a few DUI's. I guess the good people of Atlanta Ga. won't properly punish you until you kill a kid.
Its time to grow up and act like an adult. If you need help ask for it.
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Post by winner on May 8, 2013 9:57:29 GMT -5
[replyingto=burnrubber]burnrubber[/replyingto]Unless the dealer is willing to work with you it MAYBE hard. But you have already started yourself in the right direction by contacting the BBB but don't stop there. You should also contact consumer affairs in your state.
There is no need to get an attorney, you can do this yourself. If it comes down to were you must file a law suit you can represent yourself (Pro Se)
Start a paper trail with any communication between yourself and the dealer, go to the BBB website and check the rating of the dealer and if other complaints have been filed. If you have a WRITTEN warranty protect it like it was gold.
Now, I forgot to see what size bike you have, but lemon laws differ from state to state so you would want to get that information. In my case I had a 150cc scooter and in my state the vehicle is no longer considered a "scooter" but a motorcycle. In my state motorcycles are not covered under the lemon law.
I'm here in case you have any questions.
I also want to say that this does not reflect onto any dealer, but you have the right to receive the product you paid for and make the dealer back his product he sold you. This is only a positive thing by wiping out those so-called gas station dealers as I like to call them and let the great dealers who stand by their products shine through.
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Post by winner on May 2, 2013 9:52:56 GMT -5
I have received my check for everything I was asking for and they have their scooter back and we then went our separate ways. I will leave it at that. ITS OVER.
Now, what I am about to say next does not reflect on any particular company or dealership because I have read here many positive things regarding companies.
If you purchase a scooter or parts with a WRITTEN WARRANTY, and if something should go wrong with your bike that is covered under the warranty and the dealership is unable or unwilling to abide by the warranty you have every right to see the problem resolved.
Do not believe what some people say here that scooter problems are common and when you purchase a scooter you should live with the malfunctions, spend additional money for parts and spend your time to repair the bike. Your warranty was not free, you paid for it in the purchase price of the scooter.
If you have attempted to resolve the issue and the seller does not want to help, and comes and tells you those famous words "sue me".
THEN GRANT THEM THEIR WISH.
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