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kymmi36

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I live in Sacramento, California. I recently purchased a vehicle from a dealership. I signed a hold check(s) and/or third party checkwriter agreement on April 8th 2001. It stated the on 4/8 I would pay $1000 and on 5/8 they would deposit a check for $500. They did not honor this agreement and deposited the $500 check on April 18th. This caused my account to become overdrawn and a total amount of $90 was charged by my bank for insufficient fund charges. Do I have any recourse?
 


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kymmi36 said:
I live in Sacramento, California. I recently purchased a vehicle from a dealership. I signed a hold check(s) and/or third party checkwriter agreement on April 8th 2001. It stated the on 4/8 I would pay $1000 and on 5/8 they would deposit a check for $500. They did not honor this agreement and deposited the $500 check on April 18th. This caused my account to become overdrawn and a total amount of $90 was charged by my bank for insufficient fund charges. Do I have any recourse?
My response:

Write them a Certified Return Receipt letter explaining the situation, and make sure you "Demand" a refund based upon their negligence. Give then ten days to reply in your favor. After that, file a claim in Small Claims court.

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