Did all the threads just get nuked?

I LOLed when I saw the post wondering how ignorant both sides could be thinking a Keating ad would do well on TexAgs. Anyone that spends any time here knows their reputation.

I never saw it on the Automotive forum so was wondering if whoever decided this thought it would be safe in other forums.

Obviously it wasn't and people posted their thoughts which wasn't kind.

I saw it got unpinned but comments were still holding it to the top. Haven't paid attention the last few days but they're clearly all gone.

What idiots.

These are the things that I can't get answers to. The GM won't explain. I talked with the business manager but the conversation didn't fix anything.

Entire deal done remotely using Onespan esign. I returned a lease and leased a new one.

1. Odometer inflation by 8860 miles on the grounding report for my turned in lease, signed by one of their employees "on my behalf," without a power of attorney.
2. Retail purchase agreement with CSN package and double billed fees. I was told by the business manager that this document was a mistake.
3. Nissan North America , INC. Incentive Claim Form : Incentive form routing incentive to the dealership after telling me I didn't qualify for any rebates.
4. Wrong trim listed on the lease contract and lessee affidavit. It lists a Rouge Dark Armor. I leased a Rogue Rock Creek. The Rock Creek is in my driveway.
5. Arbitration clause blacked out on signature area. I don't have any clue why.
6. Bypassed my AIM inspection before sending the old lease back to Nissan. I asked several times and was told not to worry.

I only have the documents that were saved to my phone from Onespan esign. I was never given physical copies of anything.

Anyone have any advice? I have really tried to handle this with them without getting the police involved and an attorney. .

Get an attorney

Teresa_I said:

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I don't understand why people have to go to these lengths to just get help with a mess the dealership created. Why can't the GM just explain, seems much easier for everyone involved.

I did read that I have to send a 60 day notice so I guess that's my next step while finding an attorney. The Txdmv is doing their part but they are limited to what they can do for the consumer.

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Because at the end of the day, they do this for a living and you do not. They know more tricks than you, creative ways to cause confusion, ways to skirt the law perhaps without fully breaking it, and are fully aware that most people will cave and just drop it because of the time investment to really challenge it.

I can say I've have two friends contract with attorneys to challenge dealerships, and both cases the dealer resolved it quickly.

Good luck.

You just got Keated.

Flatout Keated

NEVER, NEVER, NEVER DO BUSINESS WITH A KEATING DEALERSHIP.

caveat emptor

Ask your bank or credit union to assist you in buying the vehicle they are going to finance for you. They will check every number during the process. Dealerships will not perpetuate fraud when the financial institution is involved and over seeing the sale.

Anyone in finance, work for a dealership, anyone who can answer….

I also questioned why this NISSAN NORTH AMERICA, INC. INCENTIVE CLAIM FORM was included in the OneSpan eSign bundle with my information filled out. The document has a pre-checked box that routes my manufacturer rebates directly to the dealershipwhich makes no sense if I didn't qualify for any rebates, according to the business manager.

Attaching the incentive form below. I have blacked out my personal information to protect my privacy and comply with forum rules.

https://ibb.co/G4RdTDPv

*Yes, I'm getting an attorney.

It's just FLATOUT wrong to scam people, but some folks in the auto sales industry have no qualms about it as long as it helps them afford nice toys so they can impress strangers at Coffee and Cars.