You won't get that answer in here. A lawyer would have to review the contract and then the facts and give his/her best advice. Good luck.

I agree with the previous attorney. Once they accepted the money they are making a committment to you. I would let them know you aren't backing...

The previous answer laid it out for you. And NEVER co-sign for someone again. That is never a good idea in life-especially a gf.

If you have something in writing the terms will apply--my guess is the writing part just says this is only a quote and they won't know for sure...

As long as the contact states AS IS and you both signed it unless there is more to the story I would not worry about it.

I think both previous answers were excellent pieces of advice. There is no lawsuit here but you can still try an obtain something satisfatory...

Lesson learned. In the future make sure you don't give a deposit until you sign the agreement, that way you are both agreeing to the terms in...

I agree with the two previous answers. Technically you stole the money and used it for something it was not supposed to be used for. They could...

Hiring a lawyer will cost you more than you will recover. This is a problem with remote purchasing. How do you know the trucking company didn't...

That isn't the problem of the person you contracted with. You would need to read the agreement you signed and see if there is a clause letting you...