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Generally when people mention Attorney General, State Rep, and Senator, they are leaning towards some sort of legal solution. Just an assumption on my end.
By "IF IT WAS ME" I meant as the sales person. If I was the sales person or involved on that end. I fully agree with you that for a dealer to complete this transaction, stinks. I made the "assumption" that you were suggesting seeking a legal remedy. I just questioned what (if any) law was broken.
I am not the enemy here.
Thank you,
Ken
Thanks Ken .... absolutely do not think you are the enemy did not mean to portray it that way ... I believe the advice from others to seek higher pay grade than me involvement was for elderly advocacy ...not necessarily a legal solution... as you stated there was no laws broken in the transaction just taking advantage of someone that I feel could of been avoided if they would of just allowed me to ask questions prior to sale.. I do appreciated the dialog from everyone.. it has been helpful...nothing may come from this but if I'm not a advocate for my Dad who else would ?
 
I believe the advice from others to seek higher pay grade than me involvement was for elderly advocacy ...not necessarily a legal solution... as you stated there was no laws broken in the transaction just taking advantage of someone that I feel could of been avoided if they would of just allowed me to ask questions prior to sale.
Well, now.......looking at it from that angle.....depending on IF there are any elder advocacy laws in your state, and how they're worded, there MIGHT be a broken law. Something to think about and look into. An advocacy group would be an asset here, I should think.
Do step carefully, though. There might be some devils in the details. (Like him getting declared incompetent.)

Roger
 
My husband worked for a car dealership in the Chattanooga area for a few weeks when we had first moved to the area. At the end of the first week, he came home and said he didn't think he could do that. One of the things that rankled was the attitude towards elderly customers. The salesmen were expected to not let them off the lot until they had pressured the older customer into buying a vehicle, even if they were still in the "looking" phase. This is a common practice at many new and used car dealerships. One couple was so "strongly" pressured that David thought it was illegal. It certainly was unethical. Took David the following week to line up another job. He never did get paid for the three vehicles that he sold.
 
For the record ......everything I have said is factual and just sharing my story ... at no time have I slandered La Mesa .... facts are facts and the fact is they took advantage of a 88 year old man even after I asked them to please stop until I could get to the dealership to make sure if was safe for my dad to be pulling a camper... thanks again for everyone's concern... I would hate to see this type of thing happen to any one of your elderly parents if you are fortunate enough to still have them around.
I hope you did not take offense to my comments. I did intend to insinuate that anything you had said was not true.
 
I hope you did not take offense to my comments. I did intend to insinuate that anything you had said was not true.
Good Morning and absolutely no offense taken .. I just wish I had this much productive dialog with La Mesa as I have on this thread ... they will not even talk with me.. very frustrating...
 

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