eyeonforever
Member
A car dealership told me that they could get 9.8% interest rate on my auto loan and I signed the contract believing that this is what was written down. Now a month and a half later, I looked at the contract and it said 15.28%. He had given me the payment amount of $500.74 which I agreed to based on believing this is what the payment would me for this car at 9.8%. I signed the contract. Of course they have that clause "any verbal promises are not valid but only what is written" I was deceived twice. Doesn't that mean that under the law I can break the contract if one party deceives the other?