QUESTION
Cosigned car app for a friend , ended up owning car. The app had wrong info on. They had me do an electronic signature 1st. This company is fraud.
Asked on Oct 25th, 2017 on Consumer Fraud - Connecticut
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They had me sign an electronic signature first. I thought I was cosigning and was told my friend was going to make payments for car & Ins out of her pay and if she didn't they would just repo the car.She never made 1st payment; when I found out, I asked for keys & paperwork. The paperwork I was never given a copy when I signed. The car place I found out had wrong info on the app. What can I do, the car has been voluntary surrendered since I couldn't afford the high payments. Can I do anything with the app info or go after my friend when I have to now pay the difference after auction.
1 ANSWER
Presumably, your friend is equally responsible for the debt and repo. Don't ever co-sign for a friend. I doubt you have a case as a result of the application.
Answered on Oct 31st, 2017 at 10:06 AM
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