Dealer Forgot to Take Deposit, Now Leaving Angry Messages

[itsgonnahappen]

I recently purchased a vehicle from a rookie salesman who did not collect a small deposit, but calculated it into the bill of sale. I've taken possession over the vehicle and have provided them a check for the final total provided. 1 week later they realized they made a mistake and started leaving several angry, urgent, "you have a problem" voicemails and texts requesting that I provide them with my credit card number. This is clearly their mishap and I'm tired of dealing with them. What is the best way to deal with this issue? Would a cashiers check be the best way to provide payment? 

[Anonymous]

I would call and request to talk to the general manager of the dealership and tell him that you're upset that a rookie salesman made this error and is now being rude to you on his messages to you.  Save the messages and play them for him.  

[TRC_WA]

What difference does it make to you if it's a cashier's check or credit card?  I'd probably put it on the CC just to stick them with the fee... LOL

[Anonymous]

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@itsgonnahappen wrote:

I recently purchased a vehicle from a rookie salesman who did not collect a small deposit, but calculated it into the bill of sale. I've taken possession over the vehicle and have provided them a check for the final total provided. 1 week later they realized they made a mistake and started leaving several angry, urgent, "you have a problem" voicemails and texts requesting that I provide them with my credit card number. This is clearly their mishap and I'm tired of dealing with them. What is the best way to deal with this issue? Would a cashiers check be the best way to provide payment? 

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Personally, I'd be worried giving them a CC because what if they charge are different amount?  As another poster suggested, talk to the general manager and if push comes to shove, give them a cashiers check NOT  a CC.

[Cookie2120987]

By putting it into the total sale, did you already pay for what the deposit was? Or is it still owed to you?contact the General manager. I'm a ASST General Manager and I HATE when my employees do stupid stuff like this..

[ojefferyo]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@itsgonnahappen wrote:

I recently purchased a vehicle from a rookie salesman who did not collect a small deposit, but calculated it into the bill of sale. I've taken possession over the vehicle and have provided them a check for the final total provided. 1 week later they realized they made a mistake and started leaving several angry, urgent, "you have a problem" voicemails and texts requesting that I provide them with my credit card number. This is clearly their mishap and I'm tired of dealing with them. What is the best way to deal with this issue? Would a cashiers check be the best way to provide payment? 

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Personally, I'd be worried giving them a CC because what if they charge are different amount?  As another poster suggested, talk to the general manager and if push comes to shove, give them a cashiers check NOT  a CC.

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If you get charge a difference amount than what is stated then contact your CCC and dispute it. Simple

[Creditaddict]

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@ojefferyo wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@itsgonnahappen wrote:

I recently purchased a vehicle from a rookie salesman who did not collect a small deposit, but calculated it into the bill of sale. I've taken possession over the vehicle and have provided them a check for the final total provided. 1 week later they realized they made a mistake and started leaving several angry, urgent, "you have a problem" voicemails and texts requesting that I provide them with my credit card number. This is clearly their mishap and I'm tired of dealing with them. What is the best way to deal with this issue? Would a cashiers check be the best way to provide payment? 

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Personally, I'd be worried giving them a CC because what if they charge are different amount?  As another poster suggested, talk to the general manager and if push comes to shove, give them a cashiers check NOT  a CC.

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If you get charge a difference amount than what is stated then contact your CCC and dispute it. Simple

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yeah really... the last thing I worry about is someone stealing my credit card!

but don't miss the chance to get rewards on a deposit if they are willing to take a credit card!!!!

[SamsungHDTV]

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@ojefferyo wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@itsgonnahappen wrote:

I recently purchased a vehicle from a rookie salesman who did not collect a small deposit, but calculated it into the bill of sale. I've taken possession over the vehicle and have provided them a check for the final total provided. 1 week later they realized they made a mistake and started leaving several angry, urgent, "you have a problem" voicemails and texts requesting that I provide them with my credit card number. This is clearly their mishap and I'm tired of dealing with them. What is the best way to deal with this issue? Would a cashiers check be the best way to provide payment? 

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Personally, I'd be worried giving them a CC because what if they charge are different amount?  As another poster suggested, talk to the general manager and if push comes to shove, give them a cashiers check NOT  a CC.

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If you get charge a difference amount than what is stated then contact your CCC and dispute it. Simple

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yeah really... the last thing I worry about is someone stealing my credit card!

but don't miss the chance to get rewards on a deposit if they are willing to take a credit card!!!!

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I like my points!

[Anonymous]

You call and pay? I'm not sure how it's gotten to the point of angry messages. Why not just pay?