Take the car to a dealer and have it examined completely. Then call a consumer lawyer.

Dispute the charges with the second credit card issuer. Call them, follow up in writing.

He is legally required to repay you. Beware of statute of limitations (you do not provide dates).

You are being scammed. "Mediators" do not collect debts. The debt is probably beyond the statute of limitations. Do not provide information and...

There is a 15 day/ 500 mile statutory arranty on all used cars in IL under 150K miles. They have to fix for not more than $100. if a new...

If the sender of the demand only became involved with the debt after default, and the demand was addressed to an address in the United States, it...

If sent by a debt collector on a consumer debt such a letter may violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. See a consumer lawyer...

Exhibits have to be shared in advance if (1) you are entitled to discovery and a request is made, (2) a rule 237 request is made (although that...

It is necessary to examine the warranty documents, but if the dealer sold a warranty or service contract which will not be honored, that is a...

A seller impliedly warrants his/her title, i.e., that he owns what he is selling, regardless of whether anything was said, unless you buy at a...