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Originally Posted by lsmalley
Send a certified letter of any questions, comments, etc. And keep a copy of the letter. Or send an email.....nothing like having hard evidence of a paper trail in the court of law.I'm sure Nissan's pockets might be a bit deeper than yours and so you need to start acting as though you will be facing a possible lawsuit for breach of contract or a counter suit from them.
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Yeah thats why the rental thing makes me nervous. I asked yesterday if I would get charged for it, and he said no way. (I record all conversations, on the phone and in person, and notify them). Technically they said to come get it saturday and I asked to speak to a manager.
Im just looking for solutions. I don't have time/energy to keep dealing with it, the whole point was a solution. Now its a problem. I can't be in the middle of working far away when Nissan decides its time to bring the rental back. Cant ignore them and have it reported stolen, totally unprofessional to have the cops take the car. Plus my headache and charges.