May this year I promo my car in Mudah. 1 week later he called me over weekend to view my car and make an offer. i check around on agreement, terms and price. apparently seems ok and acceptable price. sold my car to him following week, signed agreement,took his ic no, compare notes and let go to him with his cheque passed to me immediately. 2 week later cheque bounce and confirmed by bank letter. call this idiot and promise me to bank in. 2 week later nothing and he claimed no fund to pay due to management problems. hard to get him on phone and called me once only over my thousand calls. now under police case and resolving my prob with bank....from my few "informer/csi" n police advised we can catch this guy if we do some plan.....another case happened to my friend Evo n we managed to caught the thief red handed.....pelepup pelepak his laying in longkang n handed over the key n car....we can talk longer and you can check my case with police to verify....my no above....just try to help each other n see d best we can do besides legal matters....salam....
Car Dealer Runaway & Stole My Car - E90 320i (A)
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nizan1979;764423 said:
Nizan, make sure you insist to charge this two rubbish until they go to court and go into jail, don't settle off court. Imagine what they have done to you and probably many more victim. Imagine their devil smile when they took your car and all the trouble and stress they gave you. That time I'm sure they think you are an idiot. Now let them know who are the REAL IDIOT!
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congrats! well play!
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good job bro..at least we can see how his face is...
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Mr bro's 2010 Audi A4 also got stolen last year with similar case. The buyer gave the company's chq and took the car. Few days later, he's been informed that the chq is not honour.
When i checked from the JPJ, the registration number has been interchanged, and they have done it twice.
This is actually a scam, whereby ppl will sell the car as 'sambung bayar' aka continue the loan. The reason why they'll ask for high deposit such as 50-100k, and continue the loan is actually they don't even bother if u pay or not the installment. They just need the quick cash only.
The scammers can get the original new registration card, by going to JPJ and ask them to issue the new document and acting as the 'representative' for the car owner. The cost is RM50 to get the new card. Then they'll do the number interchange at Puspakom and walla, the wonder has been done. If ur car stolen in KL, they'll do it at northern or southern area. Usually it'll be the outstation car case. Bank will only chase the car with the original reg. no as they don't know the new number. And most of the time they'll change the number more than 1 time to avoid any detection by the bank. Thats why the car can still have road tax and insurance legally. This system works to the original owner who unable to pay the loan, and don't mind to get their name blacklisted while still keeping the car...hehe.
This is another example:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=3914772926872&set=o.3005994012&type=1&theater
The car is not LCI but they said it is a 2010 car. Another lie
Don't ask me why they don't check thru the chasis number, maybe its too complicated or refuse to do extra job?
And don't ask me why my brother gave the car without waiting the chq to be clear first. As i call it stupidity...he he he
p/s: The white color Audi bearing the number from WNR 16, changed to PKR 7797, then changed again to PGT 737. Last unspecified location at Juru City.
When i checked from the JPJ, the registration number has been interchanged, and they have done it twice.
This is actually a scam, whereby ppl will sell the car as 'sambung bayar' aka continue the loan. The reason why they'll ask for high deposit such as 50-100k, and continue the loan is actually they don't even bother if u pay or not the installment. They just need the quick cash only.
The scammers can get the original new registration card, by going to JPJ and ask them to issue the new document and acting as the 'representative' for the car owner. The cost is RM50 to get the new card. Then they'll do the number interchange at Puspakom and walla, the wonder has been done. If ur car stolen in KL, they'll do it at northern or southern area. Usually it'll be the outstation car case. Bank will only chase the car with the original reg. no as they don't know the new number. And most of the time they'll change the number more than 1 time to avoid any detection by the bank. Thats why the car can still have road tax and insurance legally. This system works to the original owner who unable to pay the loan, and don't mind to get their name blacklisted while still keeping the car...hehe.
This is another example:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=3914772926872&set=o.3005994012&type=1&theater
The car is not LCI but they said it is a 2010 car. Another lie
Don't ask me why they don't check thru the chasis number, maybe its too complicated or refuse to do extra job?
And don't ask me why my brother gave the car without waiting the chq to be clear first. As i call it stupidity...he he he
p/s: The white color Audi bearing the number from WNR 16, changed to PKR 7797, then changed again to PGT 737. Last unspecified location at Juru City.
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