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What a tool. Hope you get him.
Bet it isn't his first time scamming someone in this way :0(
Good luck !
Good luck !
Drove up to Ringgold (not a short drive) one time to trade + cash for a 4-wheeler. Just about to load it up when dude's neighbor (actual owner of the 4-wheeler) came home. Turns out the guy was trying to sell his neighbors quad, unbeknownst to the neighbor. It started getting interesting....got my money and belongings back and got the hell out of there, and i bet it got really interesting after i left.
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Go to the dnr website and download the big file of boat registrations. Can find the owner that way.
Good luck with this pita
Good luck with this pita
Hate to hear it man. I hope everything gets straightened out as painlessly as possible. It's too bad that a mans word doesn't mean **** these days.
I bought a jon boat from a guy a couple years ago that wasn't registered to him. He was honest about the fact from the start. He had bought it from another guy and never transfered it to his name because he only used it on a private pond. I got a hand written bill of sale from him and took the boat home.
I called DNR and they said that they deal with that type of situation all the time. I went ahead and paid the registration fee over the phone with them and they gave me a temporary registration number and gave me a time and date to show up at Lake Hartwell to have the boat inspected by a DNR officer. When I took the boat for inspection I had to give the DNR officer my temporary registration number. He then called in the "VIN" number off of the hull ID plate on the back of the boat and it came back "no record" (not reported stolen). At that point he told me that I was good to go and my permanant registration card and stickers came in the mail a few weeks later.
I bought a jon boat from a guy a couple years ago that wasn't registered to him. He was honest about the fact from the start. He had bought it from another guy and never transfered it to his name because he only used it on a private pond. I got a hand written bill of sale from him and took the boat home.
I called DNR and they said that they deal with that type of situation all the time. I went ahead and paid the registration fee over the phone with them and they gave me a temporary registration number and gave me a time and date to show up at Lake Hartwell to have the boat inspected by a DNR officer. When I took the boat for inspection I had to give the DNR officer my temporary registration number. He then called in the "VIN" number off of the hull ID plate on the back of the boat and it came back "no record" (not reported stolen). At that point he told me that I was good to go and my permanant registration card and stickers came in the mail a few weeks later.
never buy boats from a guy with a hat backwards!
