cancel phenumatic tank order

Ummm,,Do you have everything in writing?..Even if the law says he must pay you back, he could still refuse..Sometimes only court prescedings will get people to act right

 

The down payment is there to protect the seller in case the buyer backs out of the deal. Usually the down is forfeited . That way the seller is not stuck with a trailer in inventory that he had to pay for and is able to offset the costs of this trailer he never intended to stock. If your down payment was sizable you may be able to recover a portion of it.

Laws vary by state so its best to consult a local attorney not a message board read by clowns and fools.

TAfool

 

What exactly do you think a down payment is ?

 

See a lawyer a down payment is different from a deposit,,it all depends on the contract you signed with the dealer,,If the trailer has not been built yet, it should be easy to cancel the order,,it might depend on if the dealer paid a deposit to the manufacture,,best you see a good lawyer,,suggest a law firm with several partners rather that a one person law firm.
If the dealer has not been financially harmed things should go on your side,,also most sales deals depend on your credit and if a lending organization will approve the loan for the balance,since the down turn in frac sand hauling the lender may find that financing a trailer intended to work in the oil fields is too risky a loan,,See a l good lawyer,

 

Pneumatic tank is a boat anchor right now and prolly worse later. Good call not to buy and bad call to order this past Jan. Things were already headed south in a hurry.

Read your contract and follow it to the letter. That's what the dealer will do. The written word is god, everything else is BS.

Lawyer prolly charge $250 to look it over and make a nasty call but I wouldn't yet. Talk to dealer and ask for DP back. Don't antagonize dealer either and string him along . Tell him your out and want DP back. He says no then hire lawyer to look at contract and go from there.

Good luck

 

So clowns and fools dont know what they're talking about? Maybe not

 

You probably ordered a steal trailer for OXACA? the sand trailer company out of Mexico???
You will need to contact a lawyer right away. The more you wait the worse it will get.
You can also contact the state attorney general office were the dealer is located (Texas if my guess is right).

YOU NEED TO PAY A LAWYER to get involved if you want your money and if you want these people to take you seriously.
You can get your money back. You have not taken delivery of the product and the product is not done.
I can't tell you enough how important it is to call a lawyer.
You will need to do a google search for commercial business lawyer.
This is a contract between two business (you and theirs). SO you will need a lawyer who specialize in business contracts.

I assume you speak Spanish? There are plenty of lawyers in Texas who habla spaniola.
Dont wait. The more you wait the worse this gets. The dealer will not take you seriously until a lawyer sends a certified letter to their office.

Good luck.

 

any body hear what happened here....???