MnM auto

Consumers wife provided a pay stub and the job where she said she worked she had not been working there for monthsFor that reason, the vehicle was taken

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 8, 2015/07/20) */
Attention *** Thank you for taking time and speaking with me per our conversation, Miss*** and Mr*** came in to mnni auto on April, 29th and purchased a Kia Forte from usWhen financing was going through Mr*** job
advised the finance company that he was not employed there, the finance company declined his loanI got him approved with a different finance company at the same terms as the original contract, by the time I got him approved with the second finance company the original paper work was to old and Miss*** and Mr*** needed to resign new loan documentation, at which point Mr*** came back to the dealer on June, th by himself and stated that he was no longer employed and also that Miss*** refused to sign for himwe at mnm auto only charged him restocking fees, contract cancellation fee, and miles that the car was driven, excluding the first miles that he was allowed to driveFurther more Mr*** is posting information on our yelp business account, of the dealership and me personallyThank you for giving us mnm auto and myself the opportunity to state what happened in this case, and gratefully regret that Mr*** feels this way when we at mnm auto only acted in a legal and rightfully manner
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (3000, 10, 2015/07/25) */
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
MNM auto sales response was not accurateThey are claiming that I was not employed at the time of the purchase and that is the reason behind the finance companies decision to not finance the vehicleThat statement is falseI have all my documents proving that I was employed at the time of the purchaseI also took a current pay-stub to *** weeks after when he asked me to take it in for verification purposesI gave *** the direct cell phone number to my supervisor and manager, but *** choose NOT to pass *** information to the finance companyWhen I returned the last time on 6-24-15, *** stated that he personally took it upon himself to submit me and my spouses personal information with another finance company which he thought would be betterMe or my spouse Never gave him permission to try to get us financed with another bankAfter I arrived at the dealership on 6/24/*** lied to me and said I would receive a free alarm and just had to sign a few extra papersWhen I asked what were the papers for he told me that he recently submitted our information to another finance companySince me and my spouse were on the contract I stepped outside and called herWhen I explained to her everything that was going on she decided to not sign another contract with mnm auto because we felt lied to and taken advantage ofWhen I returned inside and told *** that my spouse and I did not want to sign another contract with a unknown finance company, *** called the owner of MNM auto and told him that I was there to "unwind the deal" per my requestwhich was not the caseWe wanted the vehicle, with the original contract we signedAs the finance manager ***'s responsibility was to pass *** the information the finance companySince *** did not do his job, I don't feel I should be charged $just because we did not want to sign another contractA contract with a finance company we did not choose to be involved with in the first placeThank your for your time, please let me know if there are any records you may require from my part

Consumers wife provided a false pay stub and the job where she said she worked she had not been working there for 6 months. For that reason, the vehicle was taken.