Being a Slippery Sales Man
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- The plaintiff bought a car and one-year warranty from the defendant. She says the transmission went out and when she went to fix the transmission, he returned the warranty. She’s suing for the cost of new transmission. The defendant argues the plaintiff didn’t know there was an approval process for the warranty, but she just wasn’t approved. He even sent her a refund, so it’s not his fault she didn’t get the warranty.
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His whole dealership needs to be audited to see if he's done this to anyone else in the past. If so, he needs to be sued and needs to be shut down and/or go to jail.
Probably did it to 66pc of people who bought a warranty!
I agree. Every warranty he has ever sold needs to have a phone call made to the third party warranty company to find out if he ever bought the warranties the customers purchased.
Jail or prison? 😂
He needs the big house not the county jail
By who the warranty police
The fact that he scammed them and then thought he could say he had no legal obligation was the cherry on top
BINGO
Abu bought her a salad
He created a liability for himself. If he would have paid the money and kept his profit, he would have been out. What a jerk the guy is, I can't say here what I want to.
Everything about him screams SMARMY. The gallon of gel on his head, his manipulative speech, his demeaner, the fact he sells cars, etc etc.
He game himself away when he started talking about his contracts freed him from responsibility but he did not act that way by trying to do a deal because he is a scammer
Funny how quiet he got and his face changed when the judge came back out and figured out his whole scam.
But it wasn't him. He called the place on behalf of the customer. The judge confirmed someone called and it wasn't the plaintiff. Maybe one of the sales people screwed up?
She's a Taurus and we see straight through the BULLSHIT!
@@peekaboots01just calling the place doesn’t mean he isn’t compliant in scamming folks and not submitting the documents and just wanted to say he called to make himself look better to the plantiff and hopes returning money for the reason of warrantee denied would be enough to get the buyer off his case like it probably has before.
@@peekaboots01but if and when he called they would have told him they had no record of the contract. He told the plaintiffs the claim was rejected.
@@FarikoUnited1 Exactly.
The dealership is obviously selling bogus warrantees and pocketing the money. $700 to the shop and $300 to the salesman
Yuppp. And usually a warranty runs out before you can use it or it's little things here and there. Somebody's playing around
Pretty much every extended or extra warranty you buy, majority of the price is profit for the dealer. It’s why they work so hard to sell you one
YUPPP
@@destroyota88 Thats how all insurance works. If they didn't make a profit, they wouldn't offer it.
I own a used car lot. I have sold a couple of warranties with this exact company. I have only been in business since the end of last year and only been a member with C.A.R.S. for about 6 months. But the warranty company seems to be pretty good so far. C.A.R.S. warranties are legit if they are paid for. And I offer them to my customers at my cost just as a benefit if they want one.
All that was missing was his gaudy gold chain. The guy is a scammer and he knows he didn't give the 1,000 to the warranty company. Guarantee you this isn't the first time he's committed fraud while selling a vehicle.
Right?? Judging a book by its cover completely fits this defendant guy.
Or he’s a naive business owner and his salesman is a thief. Either way, he’s paying for the new transmission
Totally
Yeah, he had too many buttons on his shirt unbuttoned to be a legit car salesman. My mind was made up, verdict for the plaintiff, when he walked into the courtroom. 😂😂😂
It was the greasy hair for me.Ewwwwwww@@JayJay-me8zk
No wonder the defendant paid for the plaintiffs' dinner - acting like a nice guy when in reality he was a true snake! Judge's intuition was spot on!
It was a scam from the very beginning, hence the reason that they didn’t provide the purchasers with a copy of the warranty documents from “Cars”. They didn’t want them to reach out to that company, only to find out that they had no contract with them whatsoever.
I own a used car lot and actually sell warranties with this exact company. Once the papers are filled out and the warranty is paid for C.A.R.S. sends the customer a packet of info on what is and isn't covered and a membership card with their name and the information on the car being covered. This is seriously wrong what the salesmen did in this case and I will bet you if they did it once they did it hundreds of times. This is the type of thing that can put a dealer out of business.
If it were me, my reaction would be that someone is going to be fired for defrauding my customers. I would be enraged if an employee of mine did that. His reaction, especially with Doug, was one of a guilty man.
@@1967davethewaveAnd will of any pertinent investigators saw this episode.
@@SwordHMX I think I agree with that. The defendant definitely was a shady character, especially after watching the episode a second time.
I completely agree. Bet he never dreamed the judge would make that call!
Judge Milian was in her bag during this case , FANTASTIC WORK 💯
Absolutely fantastic work. Guy is a scammer talking about how he should be excluded from the case, lol
Yesss. That's why I love her.❤
She is the ABSOLUTE best !!!!
Yes!!!
Don't think anyone who watched this case was surprised that the application was never submitted. Looks like this dealership is just scamming people leading them to believe they have a warranty and pocketing the money...
He was so confident.... his face at the end was priceless. Scumbag
u mean arrogant.
What always gets me is the audacity. He KNOWS he’s a scammer and he still agreed to go on national TV. I’d either just settle or sue me privately so the world doesn’t know I’m a scammer afterwards smh
Or not be a scammer in the first place!
Wish I knew the outcome of this
That's narcissism at its finest. He thought he was too smart and too charming for the judge to rule against him. 😂😂
They said the outcome, what do you mean?
Most of these scammers are sociopaths who believe that they are smarter than everyone else and that they will never be caught and if they're caught they will never be convicted because they are so special.
He enjoys "sounding" smart.
He stated his case very well. The sales person who helped her is the one that he needs to talk to. He was under the impression that it was so all taken care of. He wasn't the one handling the transaction.
@@peekaboots01 BS!
At first I was like your overreacting... Until he had to talk to Doug 🤦🏿♂️
OMGOODNESS the defendant folded, he knew they never paid the 3rd party. He was so slippery I just wanted to take a bath after listening to him. 😢🛀
That "Warranty" sounds like a royal scam. The money flows only one way: Toward the company.
Totally off topic, but "The Royal Scam" is also one of the best songs and albums by Steely Dan. 😁👍🏾 Sorry, Bob, but I'm a by-product teen of the 70s & the 80s, so sue me... 🤣
🎼🎵🎶"And they wandered in
From the city of St. John
Without a dime
Wearing coats that shined
Both red and green
Colors from their sunny island
From their boats of iron
They looked upon the promised land
Where surely life was sweet
On the rising tide
To New York City
Did they ride into the street
See the glory
Of the royal scam..." 🎶🎵
Toward the dealership, since the warranty company never got it!
I own a used car lot and actually use that exact company. I haven't been in business for all that long but I can tell you that the few customers I've sold the warranties to seem satisfied. I specifically asked them to come in and let me know if the company actually covers what they are contracted to or not and so far every one has had positive reports. I also only sell the warranties at my cost. It's just a service to the customer if they want one.
He knew that it was never submitted. Good Win for the Plaintiffs. 👏🏾👏🏾
This judge is the most profound, precise, intelligent, emphatic and good judge I've erver witnessed!! Respect from Amsterdam!!!! ❤
Hoi!
Hoef jij niet te slapen???
Volgens de timestamp heb je je comment rond 4 uur vannacht gepost?! 😉😂❤
Groeten uit de Achterhoek !!
Big surprise that the defendant never submitted the warranty information or the thousand dollars. What a bunch of scam artists purposely collecting money for these bogus warranties that they hope no one will ever try to utilize
This is so common that it is like the number one thing that used car dealers get sued for. They charge you for a warranty but never submit the warranty. If you come in with a problem they either fix it on their own dime or submit the warranty and then make a claim. This is why these third party warranty companies are forcing a 30 day waiting period before the warranty is in effect. If you buy a used car and a warranty you should get paperwork for that. Because she had no paperwork it seems likely this dealer was scamming people out of their money and never buying any warranties.
Devil’s advocate- if the dealership wants to cover exactly what I bought and act as the warranty provider, I don’t really mind. If they want to pay out of pocket and gamble on it, go for it. Either way, I should be covered exactly as the warranty coverage outlines.
@@sweet2sunshineexcept we saw with this case how that really ends when there's a pricy repair..
That is exactly why I was surprised when Judge Milian didn’t call him out from jump! I could tell that he had done this before and gotten away with it. I could also see in the end that he knew he was screwed!!! 😂 I love it when a plan comes together! ❤
just look at his features,tells from which country he comes from,lol
This is common? That's scary
He knew he hadn't bought the warranty, that's why he went "above and beyond" to help her, hoping he wouldn't wind up eating an expensive repair.
Yup helped so she wouldn't contact the company
@@ultimatums1 Yes, thanks.
With all due respect, the defendants company sound like thieves 😂
he looks like a wannabe thug mafia wet bag.
I concur
WOW, what a surprise, he didn't produce the evidence. Of course he didn't!
The defendant has probably done this more than a few times, and this one time got caught on International TV (Canada / USA) and this will warn people to be really careful before they ever buy a car from this shifty shady sheisty slithery scammy sales lot.
I hope this judgment becomes public record so that any other affected customers can exercise their rights.
Adjectives are perfect 😙👌🏾 ✨
Love your alliteration!
*I KNEW IT!!!*
I could see that coming from a mile away! I kind of wish the Judge pulled him back in after he gave that answer to Doug and told him she changed her mind and to pay them now because you didn't bring the proof here and I don't believe a word you say...
For him to say she "deviated from the case" and he's not liable regardless... Like no dude, that has absolutely EVERYTHING to do with the case because if you never bought the warranty for them, then you just kept their money and you're just a dirty scamming thief.
I love this case! JM was excellent in this figuring and unraveling this all out.
I just HATE it when somebody, especially a litigant who thinks they're being very attorney-ish, says, "Your Honor, with all due respect ..." How much respect do they really think is due?
And ... Judge Milian agrees with me.
or when the say that something took place, "on or about" a certain date. That and referring to a man who robbed them as a, "gentleman."
With all due respect isn't about respect. Its a snarky remark that is making the person you're talking to seem stupid.
He looked angry afterwards so he 100% meant that in that way, even tho I don't see the statement as automatically condescending
@@Catloudan He might not have, but, as the judge proved later on, that's how it's often perceived. That's why I wrote "attorney-ish." A real attorney would probably not have used it.
@@franklesser5655 I work with medical records. and I remember reading once about a "gentleman" who mugged and sexually assaulted a "female."
The judge deviated from the case 😂
The judge deviated by looking into the warranty, he wasnt expecting that 😂
I'd love to hear what happened after that week. And one thing I learned in my Civil Law course was that putting "We're not liable" in a contract does NOT free you from liability. If it did, everyone would put it in.
Harvey gave the update at the end. The defendant never submitted the application or the $1000:/
Update: He never submitted the documentation or the $1K‼️‼️
Is there a part 2 or did you read about it somewhere.
@@HangOnSloopy...last 10 seconds of this video
watch Harvey @ the end Einstein. @@HangOnSloopy...
The warranty was only $450-$600 he made a profit but never submitted the paperwork.
Yeah the "warranty" gets "denied" then they do the work at a "discount" so no matter what they get that thousand from you. Scam, absolutely ridiculous
I guarantee he didn’t sent that in. It went right in his pocket. Wish we knew what ended up happening.
She said if it ended up like that the dealer would have to buy them a new transmission
@@traceyaz125 didn’t hear that part…
Me and my husband went through this same deal! Bought a truck at a uses care dealer, warranty was through a third party. Engine blew after four months from the purchase. Warranty was denied. We had no money to hire legal help. So we were sunk. It was our only vehicle at the time, so we had to buy a whole new engine. DONT EVER BUY A CAR WITH A THIRD PARTY WARRANTY.
Unless you call the warranty company to make sure it was legitimately purchased!
Seen plenty of cases with legit 3p warranty turn out fine.
I purchased a 3rd-party warranty plan when I bought a used Mustang. They paid to have the transmission rebuilt or replaced. I can't remember which one, exactly. All I remember is that the warranty company did what they were paid to do. It probably helped that I purchased the car from a big Ford dealership, because they gave me employee pricing; as opposed to a ratchet, fly-by-night car lot.
You don't need legal help in small claims.
Some people either don't know how to or are scared to go through the process. I always recommend that people chat with legal aid because they will at least point you in the right direction and explain the process so it isn't as daunting. @@mexicanspec
amen!
There was a similar case like this once before. JM ripped the defendant a new one. Search the people's court extended warranty. The title is Un-Warranting a Warrant. It's worth a watch.
That was a good one!!!
These two men need to button their shirts for court. Good grief! Defendant is like so many unscrupulous car salesmen, scams people out of their money. He even looks slick and greasy but thinks he's cool, "with all due respect." 😡😡😡 Of course the defendant didn't submit the evidence the judge wanted because he's a crook. Pocketed that $1000. I hope the plaintiff got her car fixed and that bogus warranty money back.
He looks greasy & scammy. What woman would even touch him, i don't know 😷 lmfao
Shocking… the defendant is a scam business operator. His face says mug shot.
That dealership is a scam machine 😒
SHUT IT DOWN!
Upload times are perfection...audio only gets uploaded right before I drive for the day, theres a fresh one to view in the am while shaving...plus 2-3 cases once im off and chilln..im surely addicted, thank you JM and TPC
:) !
I could already tell he was a crook. That comment to Doug in the hallway confirmed my suspicions. I hope they're out of business by now. They've been running that scam for years.
The judge didn't realise she caught him in a lie when he said he had called the insurance company and they told him they were declining the claim, yet when the judge phoned them they said they had never seen that policy, so he lied to the judge, as it is impossible for the company to decline a claim when they didn't even have the policy. He should be in jail for fraud and theft...
His argument at the end makes no sense. He does NOT have a legally binding contract that says he has no liability. That contract was never executed. He never sent the money for the warranty.
exactly. He's just trying to still worm his way out of it.
I'm suprised the defendant's eyebrows haven't flown away😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
@aliciaq70 you're cute 😍 as hell
@@RamirezRamon-yq6ze simpin'
@@jrex3575 Simp deez 🥜
Wait up a minute... shouldn't Slick have to return the thousand as well as fix the car, because clearly there was fraud involved, and the customer relied on a promise of a warranty that never existed? Slick shouldn't get to mitigate his losses by pocketing the grand.
The second he opened his greasy mouth, i knew he was a crooked scammer
The moment he walked in.
Sounds prejudice.
That plaintiff should file complaints with the BBB, her state Attorney General and the US Attorney General’s Office
This EXACT same thing happened to me! The warranty cost was $150 but they never sent it in with the paperwork and I ended up a plaintiff in small claims for a transmission against the dealer that sold me my vehicle as well! I think it cost him around $3500 (it was years ago so can’t quite remember)
There should be a Part 2 with cases like this. I’d love to see the outcome.
Were you not listening?
@@leeantony were you not following?
@@fiercefrida Actually, I was. With that said, the verdict was announced at the end. I know they say, "reading is fundamental" but listening is fundamental as well.
The defendant NEVER provided proof that his company registered the warranty. The defendant LOST.
@@leeantony Harvey Levin gave the update at the end. Short and bland. Would be fascinating to see the case continue and hear the verdict straight from the judge… not that TMZ guy who is the biggest kiss a**er of the Kardashians. 🙄
@@fiercefrida get a hobby.
What a joke the defendant is... he's not contractually bound if the warranty company denies the claim...they couldn't deny it as it was never given to them nor was it even paid for...bottom line, the defendant is a SCAMMER!
No wonder he felt the judge deviated from the case. Smh. Scammers.
Defendant looked like a shady character, these types are good talkers,good convincing power and what's with free meal.
Sad that I judged that defendant like second I seen him … but I knew he was shady and swindled this lady .. sometimes u can just see through people
I agree, he just seemed dishonest and kind of condescending right from the get go.
@@1967davethewaveyes, when he told stories, but I cannot see if but rather listen…
When someone says "With all due respect" , it is usually sounds very Disrespectful, especially in this case! 😑
Him and that company are in kahoots they splitting the 1000 and turing down people after they get their money it's a scam
C.A.R.S. is a national company with a decent reputation. The plaintiff was scammed but soley by the defendant. I own a used car lot and have sold warranties from this company. They aren't in a little office where you can work out a mutual scam with someone. You go to their dealer site, fill out all the info and submit it. A bunch of contracts print off and you have the customers sign those, you scan them back into the computer and send them back. Then, at the end of the month C.A.R.S. automatically debits your account for all the warranties you have sold. You, as the dealer collect the money from the customer and most dealers mark those up a few hundred bucks to increase their profit. But the warranty company has nothing to do with this. And they send the customer a packet containing info on what they are covering and a membership card with the customer's name and the information about the vehicle being covered with a membership number. Just image this as getting a regular car insurance policy from State Farm or some other place online. There is no way that the actual company would be involved in the scam.
The defendant knows about the pocketing of the warranty money too bc he lied and said he’s been in contact with the company and they said they deny the warranty because of the age of the car. If he really called they would have told them the same thing they told the judge, “we don’t know wtf you’re talking about”😂😂. Judge should have pointed that out🤔🤔
Turns out her money was used to pay for her salad 🥗… and everybody else’s salads
owner of the dealership is obviously a liar and a thief. Because he specifically said he called and said that the Insurance company DENIED their claim and didnt really give a reason but maybe it was the age of the car. Then the Judge said they never denied the claim they never had a policy for the plaintiff. So the owner obviously got caught in a lie. He tried to throw the blame on a salesman after and never came back with the proof because he had none!! Sleezeball
The judge said they had a record of the call proving that he called. She acknowledged that
Whoever heard of being "approved" for a warranty?
Slippery and slimy car salesman. As far as him proving no legal liability.... baloney!
I own a used car lot and actually use this very company. Everything is done on the computer with no actual interaction with anyone from C.A.R.S. They have specific rules for the cars they will cover and what it costs. If I was to submit a Hyundai for instance that was a 2001 model with 250k miles the paperwork would print off but within 48 hours the company would call and let me know that they will not approve that car for a warranty. But all the info would be there while filling out the paperwork so I would know before ever submitting it that the car would not be approved. They warranty virtually any car that is less than 20 years old with less than 200k miles though so that pretty much covers most of the used car market.
Gosh! Some people are such liars! The dealer actually let the situation get to this extent knowing there was no warranty. This is a shame.
Doug is so savage
"it's her decision that counts"
🤣
JM Is absolutely brilliant….. not trying to compare but JMathis I don’t think would have pulled his card the way she did. Her mind went where mine didn’t consider ….. why was he so overly involved in calling the warranty place. Usually the dealership would hand you the warranty department phone number and info and you’re on your own. Something smelled fishy and she figured it out … great job
Yes
She's an ace. I love her. Too bad her new show is boring. It's nothing like this.
@@peekaboots01 I agree …. i keep reminding myself i’m tuning in to watch HER and the “background set/audience “ doesn’t matter. Even though it’s the same announcer both new shows Milian and Mathis are cheap imitations and i don’t like them
Unfortunately certain businessmen tend to do very shady things
car dealers #1.
All that mumbo jumbo and he's just a two bit crook.
Once he said “deviate” I knew he was lying.
I am 100% sure he is selling bogus warranty to thee buyer and hoping nothing breaks. If something breaks Oops sorry warranty doesnt cover this. Here is your Refund that u paid for the warranty. Thats his SCAM for sure..
I knew from the beginning when she said his name, and based on that, I knew he was guilty. You know how those people do.
Excuse me Rico Suave you're not at a club, button up, please.
That wasn’t somebody at his dealership that did that it was all him. Looks like he’s putting a new transmission in the car lol I do love a happy ending.
I took a look at the slick back hair and his eye brows and i knew what time it was
i knew he was a scam artist gangster from his hair style! all that’s missing is his gold chains and rings !
States AG should knock on their door and remove their business license.
It was very obvious that the defendant is a scammer from the get go but the easiest to spot is: His claim he talked to the insurance company and they said they're denying coverage and made a vague statement about the car being old. BUT! How was he able to have this conversation with the insurance when the insurance side has no information on this car/contract since it was never sent!?! The first thing the insurance company would've done is opened up the account for that car to even have a conversation with the defendant...he was caught there!
Exactly ..the judge could have called him out right there for saying he talked to them and they said the car was too old, because if they had said it, that was only after he called to see if he could get the car on the warranty...which is what they probably actually have record of, and they denied it. He was trying to be slick when he realized he'd have to pay for the car to be fixed and it was more than just an electrical glitch. He probably called them to see if he could get the warranty to be effective that day and get the car fixed knowing the couple had paid them, and they probably told him they never would have even approved the warranty regardless because of the cars age. He never expected the judge to call them to verify. 🫣😝
Judge Marilyn is very smart! I like how direct she is & she’s very perceptive & highly knowledgeable of the law.
The Defendant, tried to play the roullete game, and lost, he kept the $1000 bucks, did not register the vehicle in any warrantee, gambling that the car would not need repair, and he lost the gamble simple as that, HE IS a SCAMMER, and a dishonest businesman !!!!!
I am surprised the judge didn't decide for the plaintiff right away. The defendant sondes like a snake.
What a snake of a salesman! Took her thousand and fraudulently promised a contract. I hope people take note
Oooh, we really need follow up. He's so smarmy. She's a judge, you're a scummy person.
This has happened before by this guy and his business before, but was caught stealing the money from the customers.
“Are you alright at this point ?”
Then proceeds to say “You don’t have a choice” 😂😂
This happens all the time with used car dealers lol, people just don't know. The judge used the term "roulette" which is 100% what it is. Here is how it works:
The used car dealer sometimes (not every sale obviously) charges a customer for warranty, but never actually purchases the warranty from the 3rd party warranty company (just like this case). They hope the term of the warranty runs out before anything goes wrong with the car, which is how they profit the warranty cost. If something DOES go wrong during the term, they usually just count it up as a lost scam, and pay the money out of the dealerships pocket to fix the problem, and just tell the customer it was covered under the warranty. This is still profitable to them because the amount of scam warranties they sell with no mechanical issues during the term of the warranty outnumber the ones where something actually goes wrong and they have to pay out of pocket to keep it hidden.
What's crazy is usually the warranties they play roulette with are not 1 year unlimited miles lmao. Thats way too long, and something (even small) is bound to go wrong on a used car in that time frame. Usually the warranties they scam with are 3 month 3k mile warranties (the most popular ones from used car dealers). This idiot ruined his own scam by playing roulette with a LONG ASS warranty on an old ass car, and ALSO telling them the warranty was denied, instead of just shutting up and going fully into pocket and counting it up as a loss and just not telling the customer. He figured he didn't want to take the loss of 1,800 (2800 for new tranny minus 1000 he already made from the scam). He was banking on them just rolling over and taking it, and instead they went to court.
This case just touched the tip of the iceberg of this scam, but its a very real thing. Also, this guy has absolutely done this tons of times before.
I own a used car lot and sell this exact warranty. C.A.R.S. sends paperwork to the customer at their home along with a membership card that has the customer info and vehicle being covered's info. So I guess that consumers need to educate themselves when buying this type of stuff. Since it's 3rd party they need to expect some kind of contact from the company after the sale to validate everything. Otherwise you are right that the customer will pay for something they never got.
Is there some kind of law that says that car salesmen have to have that " look ", you know the look, the slicked back hair, the oily, arrogant demeanor, the expression on their faces that just screams predator. So many car salesmen on T.P.C. that have that look. So much for car salesmen and third party warranties.
Their holding onto a rubber check for $1,000.00😅
Sketch AF!! That car company needs a big AUDIT!! I bet this is not the first time and won’t be the last!!
I'll never buy another warranty on a used car again. I never needed to use it. It's a rip.off. take a mechanic to check your car before purchasing.
It was obvious that the guy scammed them. If he was legit he would have been happy with the judge's ruling because all he would need to do is show that he paid the third party company. Then he can wipe his hands from all the mess. But since he was upset at the judge's ruling, that was a clear sign that he knew he did not have the proof that he needed because he knew he was being dishonest.
Someone in that dealership, is collecting $1000 for warranty for a third party but not paying/filing the warranty with said company..smh crooks
If the defendant had submitted the warranty to the 3rd party, then yeah, it'd be against the 3rd party. But he (or his agent) took her money, never paid for the warranty, and got caught. Given the amount, if she filed a police report, and presuming this his his s.o.p., it could shutter his dealership.
He called the place for a reason. They have a record of a phone call and it wasn't the plaintiff who called so maybe one of his sales people pocketed the money.
The only warranty company who doesn't robo call people.
Scammers will eventually get found
He missed quite a few bottons on his shirt.
Read the warranty. Also, this is why car salesmen have such a bad rep because of all this shifty business.
Just know how warranties work if you had no the money for a warranty there’s no waiting process you are covered😅
This is why folks always and I mean always when you deal with warranties, call before, do not listen to dealers bs , call and verify that your vehicle, house anything is cover then you can deal with the rest and never sign a document that you do not get copies. This dealership is selling ghost warranties, God only knows how many more had fallen from this scam.
I think the defendant and his sales people “sells” the customers on a warranty then doesn’t set it up and hopes the customer never needs it and they walk away with the extra 1k that’s charged!
The guy was a liar And scam artist. The judge should have made a ruling immediately since the warranty company had never received anything from the scam artist.
But the defendant lied , he said he talked to somebody ain’t they denied it
Exactly my thoughts. Who did he talk to when the judge called them and they have no record. Liar, scammer! Case closed pay for this lady’s transmission and try again next time
I agree the defendant is a lyin sack of poop but go to 14:40 in the hallway Doug asks the plaintiff twice if she ever rec'd the "Cars" warranty... she says no but her husband goes shifty eyes and pokes her... lol what the hell.
@10:07 the Judge states that the warranty company said they had a record of someone calling in November and that coincides with the time line both the plaintiff and defendant laid out. I'm not saying the defendant isn't a scammer but the warranty company DID have a record of his call. And it is also possible he was too busy greasing his hair to keep track of what his sales staff was doing so he wasn't the actual crook in this situation.
Each time he collected $1k from the customers and since there's a miles/time limit on the warranty, he was counting on the small percentage of customers would use the warranty.
This is why u should always take ur car to a mechanic
Class in session 👏🏽👏🏽
Doug make his match on this one “well whatcha ask me for”?🤣
Update is at 1505 defendant never submitted the warranty or $1,000
His comments to Doug were a dead giveaway. Guilty.
Wow, check out all of these attorneys in the comments. If all of you are here, who's in court across the US right now?