Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2015 7:10 PMSubject: ID [redacted] To: Revdex.com of Metropolitan Houston RE: Case # [redacted] This is in response to your letter dated August 18, 2015. Ms. [redacted] uncle purchased a [redacted] and added her "niece" ([redacted]) as a co-signer...
since he already had an existing auto loan to be qualified for financing. Both of them signed the paper work (Bill of Sale, etc.) on 07/20/15. He promised to bring his insurance policy the following morning with his niece added to it as well, since she was added to the deal. He contacted us on 07/21/15 and said that his insurance premium would significantly increase if he were to add her because he had contacted his agent to get a quote, and he also thought the price of the vehicle he purchased was high, therefore, was calling to cancel the transaction. Ms. [redacted] also called the same day shortly after his call to confirm that they did not want the vehicle and that his uncle wanted to pick up the down payment of $1000. They don't realize that they signed a contract which is a legal binding. It's too bad that he (they) changed his (their) mind after having purchased the vehicle. In fact, we could have sued them for not complying. We could still sue them for our losses. We trust in your fair decision regarding this issue. Houston Motors Inc [redacted] CC: [redacted]
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2015 7:10 PMSubject: ID [redacted] To: Revdex.com of Metropolitan Houston RE: Case # [redacted] This is in response to your letter dated August 18, 2015. Ms. [redacted] uncle purchased a [redacted] and added her "niece" ([redacted]) as a co-signer...
since he already had an existing auto loan to be qualified for financing. Both of them signed the paper work (Bill of Sale, etc.) on 07/20/15. He promised to bring his insurance policy the following morning with his niece added to it as well, since she was added to the deal. He contacted us on 07/21/15 and said that his insurance premium would significantly increase if he were to add her because he had contacted his agent to get a quote, and he also thought the price of the vehicle he purchased was high, therefore, was calling to cancel the transaction. Ms. [redacted] also called the same day shortly after his call to confirm that they did not want the vehicle and that his uncle wanted to pick up the down payment of $1000. They don't realize that they signed a contract which is a legal binding. It's too bad that he (they) changed his (their) mind after having purchased the vehicle. In fact, we could have sued them for not complying. We could still sue them for our losses. We trust in your fair decision regarding this issue. Houston Motors Inc [redacted] CC: [redacted]