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As an EU Citizen my action in that case would be simply going to the nearest police station filing a formal complaint for: - aggravated theft, due to the previ
by kkfx 3y ago
As an EU Citizen my action in that case would be simply going to the nearest police station filing a formal complaint for:
- aggravated theft, due to the previous lock out of my vehicle;
- commercial fraud;
- slander.
A copy of the complaint to my lawyer, and all media I know, stuffed with proof of payments. In the civil process following I'll ask for full refund for anything paid to them so far, legal expenses of course, compensation for slander and fraud, around 500.000€.
Next time Tesla will learn the difference between cloud slaves and Citizens. I do not know much about the legal systems in the US, but I'm pretty sure the same path is very possible. The issue here is in the formal owner behavior, trying to explain instead of directly respond aggressively and politely to the substantial owner, witch as facts prove Tesla.
- DennisP 3y agoThat would be my impulse as well, but OP's paperwork said the bank owned the title, which would make the situation rather less clear to the police. OP should have set about resolving this immediately upon getting the title.