If you filled out and signed a loan application form and got the money, what do you think? Of course you are in default. Your case will be even weaker if you have made payments, but have stopped paying (or missed a payment) at some point.
Of course if your bank has just given you the money without you ever *officially* requesting it, then you may have a point. Still it would amount to an undue payment to you, which at some point you will have to return. In this case however, you are not automatically held to the bank's (unreasonable) terms and conditions and interest rates.
you might be screwed . . . any decent dealer will tell you upfront that you signed is on the condition that the bank accepts evrything, when I've bought a car before my dealer even has a disclamer to sign saying they have told me that.
screwed
The continent would be screwed.... :)
your credit will be screwed... and it will take a long time to get good credit agian.. your credit will be screwed... and it will take a long time to get good credit agian.. your credit will be screwed... and it will take a long time to get good credit agian..
they are screwed because they get no money
of Screw
He can contract diseases and in many places be arrested.
If you do not make the payments agreed to in the contract, on time, the answer is yes. if they agree to accepting a payment get it in writing ,then you have them.otherwise your screwed they will lie and tell you anything to get the car If it ain't in writing it ain't no agreement.
You're screwed. You fell for the oldest trick in the book. You pay for what ever is on that contract, not for what he said.
You can't, meaning, you're screwed
In the modern day....getting screwed and overcharged by your lawyer
The ETF is the # of months you have left on your contract times the average monthly rate. You're screwed.
Really screwed.
Screwed is monosyllabic.
If you have a contract, look to the words of the contract. If you have a union, ask your representative. If you have neither, see if you were promised something when you were hired and see if you have evidence of this promise -- an employee handbook, a schedule of wages, a seniority system which has been violated, etc. If you do not have any of these things, you are probably screwed.
Screwed was released on 05/12/2000.
The Production Budget for Screwed was $12,000,000.