Every single time I've purchased a car, it's been an absolutely miserable experience. The sales team, the managers, the finance office, they all lie and cheat. They screw you and smile and shake your hand all at the same time. Disgusting.
Also add the give a coke o bottle of water. You will get better option if you secure finance at your bank or credit union and buy a used 2nd hand car. The problem , some banks will not give you a Personal loan for 50k and at a good interest rate.
I've been working at a car dealerships for over 10 years and can confirm that, finance people are the most crooked individuals within each dealerships. Some even get fired and even arrested for embezzlement because, they even steal from the dealerships themselves!
Yeah, the real arm wrestling in car purchasing begins after you've got past the salesman and his" I'll need to talk to my manager" routine---when you go into the room to do the final paper work where they tack on what ever they can, hope you don't read it, and just want the car so bad you just sign and go. Finance is where it all goes down and folks need to bring their A game.
Worked at a car dealership for a short time, the most cut throat ruthless dishonest deceptive people on this planet. Would sell their mother to make a commission.
I worked car sales for about 8 months at Toyota. I was told daily to be dishonest with customers, sell them faulty cars that "passed" 150 point inspections, sell them coverages they didn't need, lead them to cars with higher profit margins for the store. I was not willing to go against my morals, when I refused to do any of this stuff they would tell me I was a failure at the job. It lead to me going through a career crisis, realizing that I put all my eggs into the wrong basket. I will NEVER do sales again. You have to be immortal to keep up with other salesmen, it was simply not worth it for me.
@@divineoracle4809 I worked in the telemarketing boom in Las Vegas in the late 80's and 90's when the federal government shut the entire industry down and indicted 95% of the owners and sent them to prison for 3 years, upon their release they petitioned the courts stating sales was all they have ever known or done for employment and requested they be granted the ability to apply for a state sales license to do what.......to work in the car sales industry. And yes, the request was granted.
Society has made you think that you need massive amounts of money to be something. You don't. Just live a nice and humble life and you'll gain more respect from that.
You can live a nice and humble life and still have perfect credit so you don't get screwed on interest charges for all those things you need to live a nice and humble life.
Sounds like the man with bad credit was in on it too. Why would he tell this employee that his ex-girlfriend would co-sign when he never even had a conversation with his ex about it? Ex knew nothing about any of this. Then the man is okay with this employee saying she sent the documents to his ex and she signed them and returned them? Why would this man think his ex would do that without ever having spoken to him about it? This dude and the employee were in this together.
Completely agree! I’m sure all this will come out in court BUT the employee is solely responsible for this to happen at all! This will be interesting to see it all unfold. 🤣
When stuff like this happens the entire dealership should lose their license and should be shut down. I work in car sales and honestly there's plenty of demand from the customer base that nobody would ever have to do such a thing (though nothing justifies it at all). There's no way the GM or even sales manager didn't know about this.
@@bigmacdaddy1234 Then honest dealerships will replace them. Simple as that. I never had to screw anyone on a deal and if I were instructed to do so I'd quit. You can be honest and sell 20+ cars per month.
Glad I left the business. The pressure to make a sale by any means often leads to borderline criminal behavior at some dealerships. Trust no one, learn to haggle, and read everything.
I cursed one out and he came out the door begging me to go back. I went back only to face his supervisor doing the same crap. After that experience, I would always offer what I want and if it doesn't work, I'm out the door and never back again. I went to another dealership and got the same truck for 3K less without any haggling. The guy called me days after I bought the truck to come back to work out an offer. I just hung up on him.
Read everything? It is fools like you who create the sometimes insane confrontational atmosphere in a dealership. To read the back of a contract and to understand it, would require a degree in accounting and another one in law - it´s quasi impossible. It would require an hour, aside from everything else. It is idiots like you, who make life miserable for anyone who has ever had to deal with the public. YOU are the abuser and the crook, because only a crook would think as you do. You also don´t leave tips and insult the food server in your loical Ihop, right?
@@gerardfrederick5504 Interesting comment... are you saying that car dealership contracts can be full of accounting and legal obstacles so buyer can not possibly read and understand whole contract in one hour ? I'm thinking of buying a car, so weary of contracts. Thanks
And whose to say the boyfriend didn’t bring or send some random girl in there to sign the paperwork. The fraud is a result of him providing the dealership with his exes personal information in order to finance his purchase. Per the ex girlfriend, he never asked her, nor did she agree to co-sign. So why did the ex boyfriend give her information for a co sign that she knew nothing about. The fraud started with him and leads me to believe he tricked the car dealership into believing he had a co signer. Like he has to be in on it. He didn’t thank his ex girlfriend for helping him out when he picked the kids up in the new car
@Tiff Turg exactly! The boyfriend brought a different person to sign for his Ex. The question is, how did he has her info? Did she give it to him and then backed out of the deal? Or did he have it all along...?
I got an extended warranty that was supposed to be 5k, got home and found they charged me 6,500 for it. I ended up canceling all warranties and got my 6500 back. I guess 5k wasn't good enough so they got greedy, jokes on them
When they do this to unsuspecting people who are not detailed with numbers( more than 95% of population of America) , , it adds up to thousands of dollars every month.
Lol homie I have bad credit and I bought a 43,000 Cadillac suv 🚙 so u shouldn’t talk about something u know nothing about. No did nobody forge anybody’s name
Sounds like she is exactly what a dealership would be looking for. A “PERFECT” fit…! You know how how those sales people and sales managers in car dealerships are the most honest people in the world.
You can't arrest people for pricing things based on supply and demand. On something essential like food and water, this is gouging. For luxury items like new vehicles, they can price it however they like. Don't like it? Don't buy it. Pretty simple.
I'm in sales (but for cars, i still have a soul). Sadly, there's allot of salespeople like this. They get "pushed" to do whatever to get the sale. Management is the reason this happens. Their position is do whatever you have to do but don't get caught. If you do, we will disavow any knowledge of this.
no body pushed her to do this so stop it... she thought buddy would make the payments and when the loser didnt, the cosigner now is responsible ... thats it... stop blaming other for this woman behavior... every job has its criteria for being employed ... i bet she went out shopping with that nice commission
Buying a car is more excruciating than pulling teeth without a pain killer. It takes me months to get over the horrible experience. There's absolutely nothing they won't do to rip you off. I live for the day when you can buy a car completely on line and those crooks have to go work at Walmart as door greeters
Like the others have said carvana you can buy a car fully online. Carmax is getting to that but not quite yet. Not sure about tesla but it's a possibility
Was this lady working for Wells Fargo before getting this job at the dealership?! She is coming right back to work after things cool off a bit. Management needs her, I guess!
People like this are disgusting... People like that have no shame what so ever when they do such things honestly. It is always good to take someone with you a witness just incase people like this do this. I just hate going to a dealership so much pressure and lies to promise you something and last thing you get is you get ripped off. She needs to be convicted for such thing... Surprised she is still employeed like come on..
Had a dealership try and send me paperwork to sign in the mail after already purchasing the vehicle. The paperwork had a much higher apr and monthly. When called to explain the reason they could not justify and claimed it was a missed form for GAP insurance. Needless to say my attorney got involved and the employee is now under investigation.
@@WyessEnt before the point of sale yes not weeks after the fact. I was approved (not pre approved) as there is a huge difference. I had already received my first bill and everything from the lender. This is definitely not a normal situation which is why an attorney is involved.
buying a car is an aweful experience. The mark up in prices, the back end profits, the forced features added on to the sales price such as nitrogen filled tires, leather protector, microchip in the car for the app on the phone and then a "sanitatization fee". if you ask him to take it off they usually say no. Its a scam. One of the biggest scams in the USA.
You don't know forced features until you buy a BMW I realize to get one feature you have to buy a package and to purchase that package you have to have the other package first lol...
@@JDMHaze u talking about the adaptive cruise control or cooled seats? gotta buy 5-7k worth of packages first to get to the other ones lol i just a lexus NX and the thing literally drives by itself on the highways or whereever. adaptive cruise control with auto steering. it's like the Tesla auto pilot but without the 12k lol and i only picked the second teir on a lexus and got everything and more including cooled seats
@@Fat_Catt Well I know for a BMW to get a back up camera used to have to get a technology package but to get that tech package there were some other weird package you had to get, but I'm familiar with the Lexus and Toyota I used to have a 17 Avalon that had the safety sense standard lol It's a bargain and the resale value is the cherry on top of that
You either get these bs premium package or stick with the bare bone stock features. This is more common with luxury cars these days you end up paying five to ten thousands dollar over one feature that’s only available in that package.
I remember I had an Ex wanted me to take her out to look for a new car. It was was spontaneous and she just wanted to look around. I agreed and was just there for support but when we went inside, they had paper work prepared for me to co-sign with both our names on it. I was caught off guard but stood my ground on not signing a single thing. Turned out my ex had horrible credit, a lean on her bank accounts, and was getting evicted soon. I lived with her but was smart enough to not put anything in my name. I
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Has she lost her damn mind?! How could she destroy someone's life like that for some stupid commission?! She deserves to go to prison for 10 years and never work in any industry like that. Except cleaning toilets.
@@rauljrlara9994 Yeah I don’t think she’s smoking hard buddy she looks damn good but she’s a dreamer that’s what dreamers do you’re probably a dreamer to a bunch of dreamers
I’m one of those white Cubans you know the racist ones. So that’s what they call us. I don’t even really know where the white Cuban thing originated? Not racist really. I don’t know but we’ve been called that our whole lives, maybe because we’re very fair skinned. So I go ahead and identify as Caucasian. At heart and ethnical backgroundI I guess I am a dreamer you got me there. I got some spraining to do Lucy 😂😂😂
I was in the car business for 25 years , I can tell you with 100000% certainty she has and so has ever other dealer! I’m just surprised they arrested her, I told the cops about a tax scheme and they told me it was civil .. a tax scheme ..lmao
Not surprised the cops did nothing. They are in on it too. One cop was skimming money from the civil asset seizure fund for a decade to pay off his house and go on vacations.
Purchased a vehicle, qualified for a loyalty reward, $400. It has been FOUR months since the purchase bought 3k over MSRP due to vehicle shortage pandemic nonsense, numerous phone calls and no check has arrived. Dealers are the worst crooks ever!
I can't believe the investigation went as far as checking cameras for her vehicle to have made the trip to the dealership. Most of the time police are too lazy to even file reports. Wish this type of police work was done all across the country.
We came across a dealer that forged my GF signature on paperwork highlighting higher monthlies. . . she was smart to have the 'new' documents forwarded to her as she couldn't understand why her payments were more than what she recalled. We went back and had a meeting with management (mind you we were outnumbered in this meeting 4 to 2) and they STILL blamed my gf for "not being more careful." We ended up getting a $2000 check in lieu of not going to the press. I should have demanded a free car in retrospect. People suck, be very careful with whom you conduct business.
I've been in a similar scenario and after the fact told "I should've seeked more compensation". It's unnatural to be vengeful. It's in the past and over. We move on. Kudos to you.
Happened to me bought a used focus st. 1 year later i find out the reason i kept filling coolant was i had a blown headgasket since i bought. Paid 5k over market for it too, felt like a idiots for even believing them.
True. And people will happily pay $250 for some Nike shoes made for $10 in China, while screeching about dealerships like they were forced to go to one at gunpoint.
I always laugh at this because people are always talking about getting screwed and ripped off when they literally willingly spent a couple hours of their day and physically signed the papers. Why couldn't they see it was a bad deal right before signing😂
Bella EXE.......um, the big difference is when you pick up an item at a retail store for a particular price, consider it, and then decide to buy it, when you take it to the register to pay, you DON'T have the cashier tell you " oh, thats really $100 more".
@@ronyeahright9536 so you already know their are dealer mark ups, but are complaining about not knowing their are dealer markups. If you do research or even call and ask they will tell you the fees
@@Bellaexe5091 you must work at a dealership or something. These guys are con artists and everyone knows it. And a con artist will not tell you what surprise, hidden fees he's gonna try and cheat you with, get real. ( and its "there", not "their"; you even did it twice)
She you mean he. She’s got a good surgeon. She’s a pretty boy. Check her background. Can’t believe you don’t see the Adam’s apple. She scamming to pay off for the rest of her surgery.
They need to audit this entire dealership, not just this young lady. I am sure they will find that everyone at this dealership, even the bosses, are guilty of this same practice! This poor young lady is getting hung out to dry for something that the dealership most certainly encouraged her to do. Sure, she clearly had a motive because she gets the commission, but the dealership gets the bulk of the sale, so who has a bigger incentive to promote and encourage this kind of thing? It's probably the reason the dealership did not terminate her employment immediately. They cannot really terminate her employment if they instructed her to cut corners this way. Signing documents like this is common practice at dealerships. Some years ago, because of the recession, I was let go from a job and I had trouble finding work in my profession.... Eventually, a friend or a friend got me a job at a Honda/Acura dealership in Queens, NY and I lasted only one day! The guy who was training me was training me on the art of cheating people and finding ways of getting them to buy a car, even if their credit was bad. I then saw this guy sell a mini van to a family who clearly could not afford it; and he gave him $800 bucks on a van trade-in that was also worth far more. It was heartbreaking to watch all this cheating! After seeing the sales people, all of them, cheat poor people by devaluing their trade-in's and forcing these same poor people into cars they could not afford, I just never went back! I was absolutely disgusted! I forfeited that wasted day's pay and decided that I would never go back and I didn't! There is no question that what this young lady did was wrong, but I am sure the dealership told her that it was not a big deal.
The big exposé here are those license plate readers keeping track of where you go, where you've been, who you meet and keep that in a database...Sounds safe and like it won't be used maliciously...Not. Those LPRs are a danger to us. Imagine them selling that info, or using it in other scummy ways. You can't say big brother hasn't used everything at their disposal to screw over people they didn't like throughout history...
Get yourself a plane !! Better yet, you should build yourself one with out an engine, no serial numbers, no flight data sheets, no plate, and dont tell anyone because we wont !! Get yourself far out of this planet as possible!!
OH MY ! !! I bet the government is spying on you right now - as you're in the crapper ! ! ! I bet Joe Biden is peeking in your bedroom window and the CIA has you in their database - the section called "Bad Persons".
I was a bit surprised when they could so readily and easily check for the victims license plate for such a minor crime was committed. How do murderers etc get away is the million dollar question?
10 years for forging someone's signature without there consent. Yet drug dealers can bond out, murderers with a history are walking our streets and politician's have allowed steeling and looting to take place in San Francisco, Chicago and NY ? Once again I ask the question: Which creates more revenue for the city and state? Blue or white color crimes? 🤔
Several years ago my identity was stolen and the crooks bought houses boats cars credit cards I had an 830 score ,when I discovered it it was down to 387 ,nothing but aggravation ,thousands of copies of letters and such Police reports after having to speak to the chief of police cause ,they didn't wanna take the report ,Identity theft is probably the worst crime
@@TL-wy1nk I didn't realize until I applied for a truck loan when they ran my credit all this stuff showed up ,I'm like wtf, luckily I had the cash in hand to buy the truck outright, found out it was my deadbeat dad who originally stole my ID and sold it to several people
How the hell is she on leave! She should be fired! I will never purchase from this dealer! I’m sure there’s more behind the scenes then what we all know!
I’ve been in the Car Business for 15 years. Now running the Sales Dept for the past 5. We’ve NEVER done anything close to this. Not everyone in the Auto Industry is shady but it’s unfortunate because these situations give us a bad name. Hope justice is served.
10 years minimum seems crazy high! Clearly the ex-bf was in on it and should share the blame. In all likelihood she did not expect he would fail to make payments and the victim would be on the line.
I worked for a dealership for 2 months cause I was desperate but that's all I could handle. Lying, cheating people out of money, over pricing cars for people with good credit, marking up add-ons by 300%, and crooked finance managers. It happens every day all over and this is just one that got caught.
Update on this : MIAMI SHORES, Fla. - Forgery charges against an employee at a Miami Shores car dealership have officially been dropped. Sofia Pinedo, a finance manager at Tropical Chevrolet, was arrested in February. She was accused of forging signatures on documents for the purchase of a car worth more than $50,000. On Friday, Local 10 News learned the case has been closed and the charges dismissed.”
I knew someone that worked at a dealership in Boise Idaho and they made fun of, cheated, lied to, stole from every single person that walked through the door. It was a giant game to them. I told this individual that I could never do that to somebody and that showed a lot about his character. I no longer have anything to do with him.
The dealership obviously approves of these tactics as they didn’t fire her. They only put her on leave until the heat dies down. Wouldn’t be surprised if they’re paying for her legal defense.
I just purchased a vehicle at a dealership and they tried to charge me twice the amount of state sales tax! Luckily I looked over all the documents and caught it and what they said was "just a simple error". Really Man? So I decided to not inform them of problems of my trade in car since they were trying to play me like that.
The upper management should get charged too. Unless you've worked at a stealership you wouldn't understand. Guaranteed this ain't the first time and managers know that
Unfortunately that’s how dealers operate. Comes from the top. Pressured to sell/close a deal or lose your job. That’s what you get with commission based sales and greedy dealer principles
Worked in finance for about a year. Can confirm signatures were forged on a daily basis although mostly just because a customer forgot to sign in one or two places and we don’t want to disrupt them to come all the way back. Not as a complete fraudulent transaction
Lol no way. One time the dealership where I got my used car, they forgot to get a signature. The very next day the finance manager sent his wife to our house to get the signature. To me that is being honest. They shouldn't be forging at all.
She'll get probation. She's not going to do any time. If this is her one and only trouble with the law. She will however have a drastic career change coming her way.
@@jdtractorman7445 don’t you f*cking hate seeing butt hurt republicans in every comment section. Literally they even with their political sh*t on kids shows
No way a finance manager at a significant dealership is risking a 6 year job of getting some loser bought then not getting fired. There’s WAY more to this & I’ll leave it there.
It is obvious: She said the ex-wife came in and signed it with the man. The ex-wife was proven to be at work interstate. Folk on here are all 'aha!', but she may not be lying. The woman who came in and co-signed might be the man's new girlfriend.
Typical car business / dealer crap. All the internal dept's steal from each other, and at the same time, collude to rip the customer off. I was in that business for @40 years and am glad I'm out. I dread anytime I have to walk into a dealership or repair shop these days because I feel I need to take a shower after leaving
Years ago I cosigned for a motorcycle for my son, we agreeded to a a finance charge , when we asked to sign the contract the finance charge was triple., brought it to their attention before signing they said it was a typo and corrected contract. How many young adults signed with out reading contract?
😂🤣😂🤣😂 how was this going to end well? Ex's don't cosign for cars, the uncertainty of the past relationship alone should have been reason enough not to do this.
White collar crime but wrong none-the-less. Hate to see her do 10 years while drug dealers, attempted robbery, armed robbery, etc with long rap sheet get 10 days in slammer and probation. She should lose her job but minimum 10 years jail time? NOPE! I don't feel that is warranted on this case especially with no other criminal history. Honestly, she just got a commission. She didn't steal the vehicle. The buyer agreed to the vehicle and cosigner is backup. Real criminal is the buyer who knowingly purchased a vehicle he couldn't afford or never intended to pay for, and defaulted on promise of loan only months later.
I've never experienced this, I've always bought cars and trucks from personal owners but older ones that I could work on myself and parts are easily accessible from parts stores. I don't want the payments and do not want to get into debt.
The dealership system puts so much pressures on the commissioned employees. You will eventually be pushed to a point of no return. A desperate situation if you ain't strong, contented and careful.
Oh BS. There is more to this story. She’s not going risk her 200k a year career and prison time for this, for all we know this guy had another woman signing the paperwork with a fake id
@@baramis575 Buddy we have a thing called due process, just because your arrested doesn’t mean your guilty. It just seems odd that she would risk her career over peanuts like that. And I don’t know what you mean about point no return and pressure by the dealerships. I’ve been selling luxury cars for year and every great salesman and saleswomen in this profession knows; under promise and over deliver, never lie, if you don’t know don’t guess and always give good customer service. If you have a good work ethic and live by those four rules you will be successful and have issues with “pressure”
@@djrdjr8888 lol poor her 😭 😂😂😂 I've gotten multiple cars from honest dealers, one way to avoid this is to come to the dealer with your own financing check in hand or cash, and banks are very specific about how to fill out the paperwork and don't mind being on the phone with you and the dealer while filling it out to make sure everything is accurate.
I have worked with my salesman for over 25 years and purchased many cars from him. He is honest and forthright. However, each time I paid for the car, in full, the finance person always tries to sell me extended warranties, rather aggressively. It is usually a very short conversation and off I go with my new vehicle.
I was considering purchasing a vehicle here about a year ago. However, by the time you finally get an invoice, it is about 6k over advertised price, that they don’t mention upfront. I then read reviews, and they’re all terrible.
That literally just happened to my mom in Miami it was exactly 6k over the selling price by the time she drove it off the lot and didn’t realize until a week later and tried to redact it but couldn’t..
"They are looking to see if she's done this before" Of course she did. No one gets a speeding ticket the very first time they speed. They've done it a bunch of times before finally getting caught.
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$50K for a Chevy is the saddest thing of this story.
Lol!!!
Haha
50....K....this is why the aliens wont visit us...
Tell that to scotty.
probably a 'vette
Every single time I've purchased a car, it's been an absolutely miserable experience. The sales team, the managers, the finance office, they all lie and cheat. They screw you and smile and shake your hand all at the same time. Disgusting.
My dealer was pretty cool, and the price was low.
But she pretty tho
Why I stopped buying from dealers.
Also add the give a coke o bottle of water.
You will get better option if you secure finance at your bank or credit union and buy a used 2nd hand car. The problem , some banks will not give you a Personal loan for 50k and at a good interest rate.
Depends where you go. I don't disagree but once in awhile you find a good Cookie.
Yeah...I'm totally shocked that something underhanded happened at a car dealership...
You're being sarcastic right?
I'm surprised it didn't involve cocaine ...or did it.
@@nopenope3206 if you look up "sarcasm" in the New World Websters dictionary you'll find that my comment was copied word for word from the definition.
the biggest cons besides the rich are car salesmen
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The reason she’s still employed is because dealership is involved and is part of their business practice.
I find myself agreeing with you
Yup we leave most of the credit ap blank
@@stan31222 Meaning what stan31222?
She still there and now she have done it to my niece and my niece is not having it.
She's still there because she has special skills and uses them .
I've been working at a car dealerships for over 10 years and can confirm that, finance people are the most crooked individuals within each dealerships. Some even get fired and even arrested for embezzlement because, they even steal from the dealerships themselves!
Where I'm from the finance person burned the dealership down. He was eventually caught and charged with arson.
so true !
Yeah, the real arm wrestling in car purchasing begins after you've got past the salesman and his" I'll need to talk to my manager" routine---when you go into the room to do the final paper work where they tack on what ever they can, hope you don't read it, and just want the car so bad you just sign and go. Finance is where it all goes down and folks need to bring their A game.
They make it seem like the amount of commission they make will even turn the most honest Joe crooked
Most sales people are- like politicians
Worked at a car dealership for a short time, the most cut throat ruthless dishonest deceptive people on this planet. Would sell their mother to make a commission.
God help us all !
I worked car sales for about 8 months at Toyota. I was told daily to be dishonest with customers, sell them faulty cars that "passed" 150 point inspections, sell them coverages they didn't need, lead them to cars with higher profit margins for the store. I was not willing to go against my morals, when I refused to do any of this stuff they would tell me I was a failure at the job. It lead to me going through a career crisis, realizing that I put all my eggs into the wrong basket. I will NEVER do sales again. You have to be immortal to keep up with other salesmen, it was simply not worth it for me.
@@divineoracle4809 you gotta have no conscience in car sales.
@@divineoracle4809 I worked in the telemarketing boom in Las Vegas in the late 80's and 90's when the federal government shut the entire industry down and indicted 95% of the owners and sent them to prison for 3 years, upon their release they petitioned the courts stating sales was all they have ever known or done for employment and requested they be granted the ability to apply for a state sales license to do what.......to work in the car sales industry. And yes, the request was granted.
knew a gal that sold new cars! Was not much she would NOT do too get a sale! She made a LOT of money! lol
Still an employee? I'm convinced the dealership was well aware and that these things happen often. That's disgusting
exactly my thoughts. Keeping her working while an investigation tells you that they are crooks as she is
She’s hot who cares
she is entitled to due process. It is possible the woman was there but in a different car.
She hot soo she is innocent.
@@landaulgosto3596 Right she does "favors" for all the management team.
Society has made you think that you need massive amounts of money to be something. You don't. Just live a nice and humble life and you'll gain more respect from that.
Amen
You can live a nice and humble life and still have perfect credit so you don't get screwed on interest charges for all those things you need to live a nice and humble life.
Real talk 👍
@@KennyRider137 money is the root of all evil. You are doomed
Armageddon is coming
@@bigdaddytrips6197 Spring is coming🌻💐🌸🌼⚘🌱🌷🌳🌴🌿🌾🌷🌹🌺🥀
Sounds like the man with bad credit was in on it too. Why would he tell this employee that his ex-girlfriend would co-sign when he never even had a conversation with his ex about it? Ex knew nothing about any of this. Then the man is okay with this employee saying she sent the documents to his ex and she signed them and returned them? Why would this man think his ex would do that without ever having spoken to him about it? This dude and the employee were in this together.
Yep
I do not think many people who have ex girlfriends who would co sign anything for them.
Completely agree! I’m sure all this will come out in court BUT the employee is solely responsible for this to happen at all! This will be interesting to see it all unfold. 🤣
@@michelesmith2620 let alone a 50,000 dollar vehicle! Maybe a life saving surgery?… nah! Lol
@@michelesmith2620 when did she become the Ex , after she found maybe?
When stuff like this happens the entire dealership should lose their license and should be shut down. I work in car sales and honestly there's plenty of demand from the customer base that nobody would ever have to do such a thing (though nothing justifies it at all). There's no way the GM or even sales manager didn't know about this.
Then every dealership in the world will be closed and we would not be able to buy a car. Good going Einstein.
@@bigmacdaddy1234 gonna just have to order teslas soon...
@@bigmacdaddy1234 Then honest dealerships will replace them. Simple as that. I never had to screw anyone on a deal and if I were instructed to do so I'd quit. You can be honest and sell 20+ cars per month.
@@bigmacdaddy1234 if all dealerships commit fraud then I'd rather have no dealerships than risk my signature being forged on a 80k vehicle lmao
That's harsh. You wouldn't want your business to be shut down because of the greed of one of your employees. Would you?
Glad I left the business. The pressure to make a sale by any means often leads to borderline criminal behavior at some dealerships. Trust no one, learn to haggle, and read everything.
Very true.
True i used to work at honda changing oil. A lot of the techs would "find" something wrong. Its disgusting what they do to make money.
I cursed one out and he came out the door begging me to go back. I went back only to face his supervisor doing the same crap. After that experience, I would always offer what I want and if it doesn't work, I'm out the door and never back again. I went to another dealership and got the same truck for 3K less without any haggling. The guy called me days after I bought the truck to come back to work out an offer. I just hung up on him.
Read everything? It is fools like you who create the sometimes insane confrontational atmosphere in a dealership. To read the back of a contract and to understand it, would require a degree in accounting and another one in law - it´s quasi impossible. It would require an hour, aside from everything else. It is idiots like you, who make life miserable for anyone who has ever had to deal with the public. YOU are the abuser and the crook, because only a crook would think as you do. You also don´t leave tips and insult the food server in your loical Ihop, right?
@@gerardfrederick5504 Interesting comment... are you saying that car dealership contracts can be full of accounting and legal obstacles so buyer can not possibly read and understand whole contract in one hour ? I'm thinking of buying a car, so weary of contracts. Thanks
Everything to do with cars is shady. Sales, service, shipping, all of it.
Wayment, so no one is going to talk about how the person got their EX to agree to be co-signer. I wouldn't agree to co-sign a rock for my ex.
😂😂😂 not a rockkk!
And whose to say the boyfriend didn’t bring or send some random girl in there to sign the paperwork. The fraud is a result of him providing the dealership with his exes personal information in order to finance his purchase. Per the ex girlfriend, he never asked her, nor did she agree to co-sign. So why did the ex boyfriend give her information for a co sign that she knew nothing about. The fraud started with him and leads me to believe he tricked the car dealership into believing he had a co signer. Like he has to be in on it. He didn’t thank his ex girlfriend for helping him out when he picked the kids up in the new car
@@tiffturg that's absolutely true. This story would be a great A&E episode.
@@xPROGNOSISx 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@Tiff Turg exactly! The boyfriend brought a different person to sign for his Ex. The question is, how did he has her info? Did she give it to him and then backed out of the deal? Or did he have it all along...?
I got an extended warranty that was supposed to be 5k, got home and found they charged me 6,500 for it. I ended up canceling all warranties and got my 6500 back. I guess 5k wasn't good enough so they got greedy, jokes on them
i would have returned the whole car, hell with that. teach them a lesson.
Are u from america too?i never heard of such practices here in europe,sounds like u can get away with alotta jerkmoves oversea
Ever heard of Sales tax? 🤔
When they do this to unsuspecting people who are not detailed with numbers( more than 95% of population of America) , , it adds up to thousands of dollars every month.
Your jokes on you when you really need that service
Sales manager at the interview :" I'm looking for highly motivated people that can think out of the box."
Her:" 😏
And leave your morals at the door.
@Jonathan Gonzales She isnt going to have a problem finding dates where she is going, she will be a crowd favorite
No need to think outside the box .. Wells Fargo showed she the way
🤣
LOL!
I’ve worked at 3 dealerships from sales to management and I can honestly tell you it’s a shady world
U
Think
Some people just don't know when to stop taking advantage of others
This is what happens when your emotions cloud your better judgement. In this case that emotion was greed.
We live in a business…..
Don't ever start!
Indians nuff said
What’s Ironic is that she was turned in by Car Dealership owner .
So guy has bad credit and wants to buy a 50K car. What’s wrong with people?
It's the American Dream man?
Maybe he needs it.
Lol right!
Beer budget, champagne taste...
Lol homie I have bad credit and I bought a 43,000 Cadillac suv 🚙 so u shouldn’t talk about something u know nothing about.
No did nobody forge anybody’s name
Sounds like she is exactly what a dealership would be looking for. A “PERFECT” fit…! You know how how those sales people and sales managers in car dealerships are the most honest people in the world.
If you think they're the most honest look at the real estate agents selling something that doesn't " depreciate" 😂
tell me about it, get caught selling dope in one Dealer......fired and then Hired directly across the street. Numbers mean everything.
This is the most ignorant statement on UA-cam. Stay in school.
Sounds right for S. Fla!
Bet she's cuban
None violent crime gets 10 years? And people get 5 for rape. What a sick joke.
Cool story, can we have the dealer’s arrested for placing “market adjustments” ($5,000 to $30,000) over MSRP for cars.
You can't arrest people for pricing things based on supply and demand. On something essential like food and water, this is gouging. For luxury items like new vehicles, they can price it however they like. Don't like it? Don't buy it. Pretty simple.
@@LifenTimesOfMe Yeah, I get that. I was being sarcastic. Sorry you didn’t catch the sarcasm. I’ll lay it on a little thicker next time.
@@LifenTimesOfMe Right. People can always just walk to work...
@@lordofthewoods take the train bud buy a cheaper car used car. Choose a better profession make more money. Learn a trade this is life bruh lol
@@bless8861 lol u giving him all his options. Or also wait to find a good deal on used and don’t overpay.
She's done this before but just didn't get caught until she got greedy.
I'm in sales (but for cars, i still have a soul). Sadly, there's allot of salespeople like this. They get "pushed" to do whatever to get the sale. Management is the reason this happens. Their position is do whatever you have to do but don't get caught. If you do, we will disavow any knowledge of this.
“I still have a soul” had me laughing over here 😂
Car sales people do not have souls. Nice try buddy.
no body pushed her to do this so stop it... she thought buddy would make the payments and when the loser didnt, the cosigner now is responsible ... thats it... stop blaming other for this woman behavior... every job has its criteria for being employed ... i bet she went out shopping with that nice commission
True, management and ownership are the problem together.
So Tru when the Tru is found out management becomes 🤐
Buying a car is more excruciating than pulling teeth without a pain killer. It takes me months to get over the horrible experience. There's absolutely nothing they won't do to rip you off. I live for the day when you can buy a car completely on line and those crooks have to go work at Walmart as door greeters
Carvana
Tesla
Like the others have said carvana you can buy a car fully online. Carmax is getting to that but not quite yet. Not sure about tesla but it's a possibility
Nissan has that option now.
I have always had a good experience when buying a car. It’s too bad so many people have not.
I'm shocked FINANCIAL shenanigans at a car dealership, who woulda thought
I know, i was just as surprised.
😂😂😂😂
This is more surprising than finding an honest politician in Washington
The sarcasm is on point haha
🤣🤣🤣
Was this lady working for Wells Fargo before getting this job at the dealership?! She is coming right back to work after things cool off a bit. Management needs her, I guess!
Goldmann Ballsacks will hire her on release.
They’re the highest paid employee in all dealerships
José, she is Guapa, those looks attract buyers like crazy
A 50k car is just what you need when you're a single dad with no money !
Typical Miami/South Florida Mindset…. Live above your means to impress women and other people to have them feed your ego.
My car is worth $1000. and I’m happy I just got to keep my grandson out with his toys and McDonalds French fry all over the back seat.
It's not called a "mid-life crisis" for nothing.
That’s why by the time he gets Social Security, he’ll be broke-just receiving the meager check and a pot to pee in if he’s lucky 🍀
I guess he should have been looking for a more modest car.
The only honest person working at most dealers is the guy that cleans the floors.
Jesus law enforcement checked all the surveillance on I-95 but dont put the same effort for violent crimes?????WTF
So true
exactly!
I am glad they are using tech to get criminals. I want them all arrested.
What's scary to me is that this system is even in place and mentioned so casually.
@@MrGovtCheese they are tracking everyone’s movements….for our “safety”….
Everyone at that dealership has done this . It’s the culture of the entire staff she’s just the one who got caught
This drama is real, you've gotta protect yourself.
People like this are disgusting... People like that have no shame what so ever when they do such things honestly. It is always good to take someone with you a witness just incase people like this do this. I just hate going to a dealership so much pressure and lies to promise you something and last thing you get is you get ripped off.
She needs to be convicted for such thing... Surprised she is still employeed like come on..
Had a dealership try and send me paperwork to sign in the mail after already purchasing the vehicle. The paperwork had a much higher apr and monthly. When called to explain the reason they could not justify and claimed it was a missed form for GAP insurance. Needless to say my attorney got involved and the employee is now under investigation.
Wow . Will you follow up on this ? Was the intention identify theft do you think ?
Sometimes the terms you agree to aren’t accepted by the bank and another bank will approve you with different terms. It happens all the time.
@@WyessEnt before the point of sale yes not weeks after the fact. I was approved (not pre approved) as there is a huge difference. I had already received my first bill and everything from the lender. This is definitely not a normal situation which is why an attorney is involved.
oh wow, good thing you brought in the lawyer, companies big nightmare, many companies.
buying a car is an aweful experience. The mark up in prices, the back end profits, the forced features added on to the sales price such as nitrogen filled tires, leather protector, microchip in the car for the app on the phone and then a "sanitatization fee". if you ask him to take it off they usually say no. Its a scam. One of the biggest scams in the USA.
You don't know forced features until you buy a BMW I realize to get one feature you have to buy a package and to purchase that package you have to have the other package first lol...
@@JDMHaze u talking about the adaptive cruise control or cooled seats? gotta buy 5-7k worth of packages first to get to the other ones lol i just a lexus NX and the thing literally drives by itself on the highways or whereever. adaptive cruise control with auto steering. it's like the Tesla auto pilot but without the 12k lol and i only picked the second teir on a lexus and got everything and more including cooled seats
@@Fat_Catt Well I know for a BMW to get a back up camera used to have to get a technology package but to get that tech package there were some other weird package you had to get, but I'm familiar with the Lexus and Toyota I used to have a 17 Avalon that had the safety sense standard lol It's a bargain and the resale value is the cherry on top of that
You either get these bs premium package or stick with the bare bone stock features. This is more common with luxury cars these days you end up paying five to ten thousands dollar over one feature that’s only available in that package.
I'm guessing that spelling is an AWFUL experience as well?
Probably one of her bosses at the stealership show her this method.
you think someone had to show her how to forge a signature? 🙄
@@bjvu9460 No, its the old "You're not qualified, so do you have a co-signer? trick....
I remember I had an Ex wanted me to take her out to look for a new car. It was was spontaneous and she just wanted to look around. I agreed and was just there for support but when we went inside, they had paper work prepared for me to co-sign with both our names on it. I was caught off guard but stood my ground on not signing a single thing. Turned out my ex had horrible credit, a lean on her bank accounts, and was getting evicted soon. I lived with her but was smart enough to not put anything in my name. I
Dude study mgtow, open your eyes
@@MGTOWmademeMillionaire777 I was 21. I’ve learned a lot about manhood on my own. Wish it wasn’t that way but I had no choice.
@@jonow6297 but now you have endless information about mgtow.
Smart men learn from their own mistakes, but wise men learn from the mistakes of others
Hi, from ,Costa Rica. Feminism sucks
You should of taken the whip for a test drive, slayed her in back seat and said ✌️.
At least you got to nail her for awhile
Has she lost her damn mind?! How could she destroy someone's life like that for some stupid commission?! She deserves to go to prison for 10 years and never work in any industry like that. Except cleaning toilets.
Thats what happens when you're desperate for crack
@@rauljrlara9994 Yeah I don’t think she’s smoking hard buddy she looks damn good but she’s a dreamer that’s what dreamers do you’re probably a dreamer to a bunch of dreamers
@@waltersobchak7275 you're probably a dreamer Walter
I’m one of those white Cubans you know the racist ones. So that’s what they call us. I don’t even really know where the white Cuban thing originated? Not racist really. I don’t know but we’ve been called that our whole lives, maybe because we’re very fair skinned. So I go ahead and identify as Caucasian. At heart and ethnical backgroundI I guess I am a dreamer you got me there. I got some spraining to do Lucy 😂😂😂
@@waltersobchak7275 Wasteman
She probably worked for Wells Fargo before during their scams
Jajajaja
Ouch 🩹
TRUE lol
She has that south FL female Wells employee look. lol
I was in the car business for 25 years , I can tell you with 100000% certainty she has and so has ever other dealer!
I’m just surprised they arrested her, I told the cops about a tax scheme and they told me it was civil .. a tax scheme ..lmao
Not surprised the cops did nothing. They are in on it too. One cop was skimming money from the civil asset seizure fund for a decade to pay off his house and go on vacations.
Should have reported it to the IRS, tax schemes are federal, you can still report it, I don't think there are time limits on federal crime.
I think most people would be surprised that cops generally have little in-depth knowledge about the law. You are not required to go to law school.
@@JesusChrist2000BC really? So EVERY cop is in on EVERY car dealership scheme? You sound silly
@@brikshoe6259 exactly. They're main skill is in detaining. Cops usually only know the basics.
How many times has she done it, the dealership knew.
Investigate that dealership too.
Purchased a vehicle, qualified for a loyalty reward, $400. It has been FOUR months since the purchase bought 3k over MSRP due to vehicle shortage pandemic nonsense, numerous phone calls and no check has arrived. Dealers are the worst crooks ever!
There's a shortage of people writing checks 😂
They filled out the remittance form with their name / address .
Why do you ppl must have a new car, buy a used 1 for sale by owner.
This happens all the time , even here in Canada 🇨🇦, can’t trust dealerships and their finance managers at all 👎
Systemic and chronic issues in much of the industry concerning basic honesty. Management will act shocked but may be in the loop as well.
It's toxic masculinity as well
I can't believe the investigation went as far as checking cameras for her vehicle to have made the trip to the dealership. Most of the time police are too lazy to even file reports. Wish this type of police work was done all across the country.
You can better believe that kind of police work is done across the country, when they are motivated to find someone they want….
What is your experience when it comes to law enforcement work, Menon?
When he said 10 years minimum I choked on the Rold Gold Tiny Twist pretzel - Sofia you better get an attorney and work out a plea quick. TEN YEARS!!!
Yes. Wait till they dig into her past closing folder.
10 YEARS. But you get off with
no prison time for burning, looting and violence against others.
Yeah and recently law enforcement bonded out a woman charged with human trafficking... It's crazy how justice works
@Archie Redman Locking people up is the system we have and yes it feels great to lock a criminal up.
@Archie Redman Forging a signature is a premadiated crime and finance managrs are taugt in selling 101 that it is a FELONY.
We came across a dealer that forged my GF signature on paperwork highlighting higher monthlies. . . she was smart to have the 'new' documents forwarded to her as she couldn't understand why her payments were more than what she recalled.
We went back and had a meeting with management (mind you we were outnumbered in this meeting 4 to 2) and they STILL blamed my gf for "not being more careful." We ended up getting a $2000 check in lieu of not going to the press. I should have demanded a free car in retrospect.
People suck, be very careful with whom you conduct business.
I've been in a similar scenario and after the fact told "I should've seeked more compensation". It's unnatural to be vengeful. It's in the past and over. We move on. Kudos to you.
Dealerships have been conning people out of money for decades. Especially in the used car market.
Happened to me bought a used focus st. 1 year later i find out the reason i kept filling coolant was i had a blown headgasket since i bought. Paid 5k over market for it too, felt like a idiots for even believing them.
People always think the dealerships screw them. Have you ever considered the fact that you're getting 'screwed' at every other retail store?
True. And people will happily pay $250 for some Nike shoes made for $10 in China, while screeching about dealerships like they were forced to go to one at gunpoint.
I always laugh at this because people are always talking about getting screwed and ripped off when they literally willingly spent a couple hours of their day and physically signed the papers. Why couldn't they see it was a bad deal right before signing😂
Bella EXE.......um, the big difference is when you pick up an item at a retail store for a particular price, consider it, and then decide to buy it, when you take it to the register to pay, you DON'T have the cashier tell you " oh, thats really $100 more".
@@ronyeahright9536 so you already know their are dealer mark ups, but are complaining about not knowing their are dealer markups. If you do research or even call and ask they will tell you the fees
@@Bellaexe5091 you must work at a dealership or something. These guys are con artists and everyone knows it. And a con artist will not tell you what surprise, hidden fees he's gonna try and cheat you with, get real. ( and its "there", not "their"; you even did it twice)
Honest people trying their hardest to obtain good jobs and this woman committing fraud while having a great job, what a shame.
how do u think she got to that "great job?" scamming and lying to people by using her looks and false innocence
Imagine our surprise. Can anyone imagine something underhanded going on in a car dealership?
She really thought she'd get away with it
That’s not the only thing she’s done for a commission!
bj and rim j0b
She you mean he. She’s got a good surgeon. She’s a pretty boy. Check her background. Can’t believe you don’t see the Adam’s apple. She scamming to pay off for the rest of her surgery.
@@MusicandDancing4Ever then that means that he is a he. You sound like a transphobic bish/
I’m 36 years and barely purchased my first car from a car dealership. I have so much to learn about this shady underworld of greed and deception.
Loser
@@JTFSIX why u gotta be a turd bro?
Definitely a loser
It's the story of mankind. Read the Bible.
Never even sets your foot from stealership lot.
She will make a good career as an adult actress 😂😂
Too old now
100%
So I guess it all fell apart cause the ex boyfriend wasn't paying the car note.
That's the reason why he has bad credit because he has a history of not paying his bills. Smdh
Yup. Thats why he has bad credit.
They need to audit this entire dealership, not just this young lady. I am sure they will find that everyone at this dealership, even the bosses, are guilty of this same practice! This poor young lady is getting hung out to dry for something that the dealership most certainly encouraged her to do. Sure, she clearly had a motive because she gets the commission, but the dealership gets the bulk of the sale, so who has a bigger incentive to promote and encourage this kind of thing? It's probably the reason the dealership did not terminate her employment immediately. They cannot really terminate her employment if they instructed her to cut corners this way. Signing documents like this is common practice at dealerships.
Some years ago, because of the recession, I was let go from a job and I had trouble finding work in my profession.... Eventually, a friend or a friend got me a job at a Honda/Acura dealership in Queens, NY and I lasted only one day! The guy who was training me was training me on the art of cheating people and finding ways of getting them to buy a car, even if their credit was bad. I then saw this guy sell a mini van to a family who clearly could not afford it; and he gave him $800 bucks on a van trade-in that was also worth far more. It was heartbreaking to watch all this cheating!
After seeing the sales people, all of them, cheat poor people by devaluing their trade-in's and forcing these same poor people into cars they could not afford, I just never went back! I was absolutely disgusted! I forfeited that wasted day's pay and decided that I would never go back and I didn't! There is no question that what this young lady did was wrong, but I am sure the dealership told her that it was not a big deal.
The big exposé here are those license plate readers keeping track of where you go, where you've been, who you meet and keep that in a database...Sounds safe and like it won't be used maliciously...Not. Those LPRs are a danger to us. Imagine them selling that info, or using it in other scummy ways. You can't say big brother hasn't used everything at their disposal to screw over people they didn't like throughout history...
Get yourself a plane !!
Better yet, you should build yourself one with out an engine, no serial numbers, no flight data sheets, no plate, and dont tell anyone because we wont !!
Get yourself far out of this planet as possible!!
OH MY ! !! I bet the government is spying on you right now - as you're in the crapper ! ! ! I bet Joe Biden is peeking in your bedroom window and the CIA has you in their database - the section called "Bad Persons".
@@billiebobbienorton2556
HaHaHa HaHaHaHaHa
His about to have a heart attack!!
I was a bit surprised when they could so readily and easily check for the victims license plate for such a minor crime was committed. How do murderers etc get away is the million dollar question?
Your cellphone is enough, your smart tv 📺 is enough
I co-sign for my nephew in 2019 because his dad co-signed for me back in 2004 and that was it. Not co-signing for anyone else.
10 years for forging someone's signature without there consent. Yet drug dealers can bond out, murderers with a history are walking our streets and politician's have allowed steeling and looting to take place in San Francisco, Chicago and NY ? Once again I ask the question: Which creates more revenue for the city and state? Blue or white color crimes? 🤔
Our system/judges/lawyers are indeed the problem
@@XRPXLM Agreed 👍 💯
Trump is the best example of committing crimes with impunity.
Only on leave after forging docs!
Says a lot about the culture at that dealer. Avoid that place
Several years ago my identity was stolen and the crooks bought houses boats cars credit cards I had an 830 score ,when I discovered it it was down to 387 ,nothing but aggravation ,thousands of copies of letters and such Police reports after having to speak to the chief of police cause ,they didn't wanna take the report ,Identity theft is probably the worst crime
its absolutely horrible, can end up making it impossible for you to buy a home/finance anything
"Identity theft is not a joke Jim! Millions of families suffer every year "
Should have shut down your credit with the big 3. I did it just to stop identity theft and someone getting instant credit on my great score.
@@TL-wy1nk I didn't realize until I applied for a truck loan when they ran my credit all this stuff showed up ,I'm like wtf, luckily I had the cash in hand to buy the truck outright, found out it was my deadbeat dad who originally stole my ID and sold it to several people
How the hell is she on leave! She should be fired! I will never purchase from this dealer! I’m sure there’s more behind the scenes then what we all know!
They may have encouraged her to sign
If they fire her she could out everyone!
We don’t know if she is guilty or not.
Someone with power at the dealership is doing her, protecting her , she’s hot
I’ve been in the Car Business for 15 years. Now running the Sales Dept for the past 5. We’ve NEVER done anything close to this. Not everyone in the Auto Industry is shady but it’s unfortunate because these situations give us a bad name. Hope justice is served.
Fake news
If you are in miamidade you are
Never met an honest car salesman. Ever.
Well, at least no one puts you in the same category as politicians, so there is that, LOL!
Lol
So glad they had a "live / on-the-scene " report. So much more insight seeing the actual dealership with traffic out front!
What? No high school or graduation photo of the perpetrator? No hiding the employees ID for as long as possible? Interesting.
Because she ain't Blax.
She ain't white either! You're just mad Blacks are getting some of the treatment as whites- that's the real issue.🤣🤣
It's usually high school football pictures.
@@crazy32people55 BLATT Pipo so argumentative. Don’t you Pipo ever just stfu?
You racists always talking some bs when a criminal is black they post their faces majority of the time
10 years minimum seems crazy high! Clearly the ex-bf was in on it and should share the blame. In all likelihood she did not expect he would fail to make payments and the victim would be on the line.
I worked for a dealership for 2 months cause I was desperate but that's all I could handle. Lying, cheating people out of money, over pricing cars for people with good credit, marking up add-ons by 300%, and crooked finance managers. It happens every day all over and this is just one that got caught.
Update on this : MIAMI SHORES, Fla. - Forgery charges against an employee at a Miami Shores car dealership have officially been dropped.
Sofia Pinedo, a finance manager at Tropical Chevrolet, was arrested in February. She was accused of forging signatures on documents for the purchase of a car worth more than $50,000.
On Friday, Local 10 News learned the case has been closed and the charges dismissed.”
She's has serious debt she cannot afford to pay!
Should have make some content in Onlyfans
she can video herself sleeping and guys will donate money
@@chinchy111 Exactly, she is Florida, she should know that. She is like 4 in Miami though
How do u know that lady business 🚨🚨🚨
Rent in MIA aint no joke
never trust a chick with thick eyebrows
Sounds like a good rule to me
"Attractive, young woman accused of breaking the law." -There, I fixed your title for you.
100%
Attractive? The bar is very low for some of you.
@@Hunterbenx lol and your bar is so high youll never reach it.....
@@wyliehudson8396 you thought you did something lol
SIMP
I knew someone that worked at a dealership in Boise Idaho and they made fun of, cheated, lied to, stole from every single person that walked through the door. It was a giant game to them. I told this individual that I could never do that to somebody and that showed a lot about his character. I no longer have anything to do with him.
Nampa here, what dealership?
No way this was a one-off. They will probably find many more forged signatures.
The dealership obviously approves of these tactics as they didn’t fire her. They only put her on leave until the heat dies down. Wouldn’t be surprised if they’re paying for her legal defense.
Florida is big on fraud 🤦♂️ b
They don't want to get sued if she's innocent
@@JohnDoe-fs6lz just like LA buddy !!
@@robertsaladino But she is not.
@@j.a.3138 we all know that but it's a company game nothing new
10 years, ouch, hope commission was worth it if it comes to that 😮😬
500 bucks pfffff she dumb or what
Lol
Funny thing is that white collar criminals only get a slap on the hand over defrauding and scamming people out of millions of dollars…🤦🏻♂️😂
It's illegal for people doing those kind of things but for politicians it's legal ,rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer.
I just purchased a vehicle at a dealership and they tried to charge me twice the amount of state sales tax! Luckily I looked over all the documents and caught it and what they said was "just a simple error". Really Man? So I decided to not inform them of problems of my trade in car since they were trying to play me like that.
This is messed up what she did.. greed is the downfall of man. Who knows how many other people she did this too.
Her and every car salesman on earth.
The upper management should get charged too. Unless you've worked at a stealership you wouldn't understand. Guaranteed this ain't the first time and managers know that
Stay classy, Hialeah!!
That's Miami shores 😂😂 you don't know what you're talking about
@@urbanthekickermeyer2887 But she's from Hialeah. We all know it.
Did the man buying the vehicle bring an accomplice to sign as if she was the ex - ?
This almost happened to me, the dealerships are aware and encourage their employees to lie. Its disgusting to buy cars nowadays
Uriel its a whole invisible maffia at this point. On another note, Sofia pinedo , ela é linda demais !
Who would have guessed that a job which is not designed to produce anything could be so easily corrupt?
But..but..but, they're just misunderstood; if only given a chance, they'll invent a cure for all ills known to mankind!!!
Unfortunately that’s how dealers operate. Comes from the top. Pressured to sell/close a deal or lose your job. That’s what you get with commission based sales and greedy dealer principles
She was with the dealership for 6 years! She is to fault for her own actions
Worked in finance for about a year. Can confirm signatures were forged on a daily basis although mostly just because a customer forgot to sign in one or two places and we don’t want to disrupt them to come all the way back. Not as a complete fraudulent transaction
Interesting, where exactly is this dealership you used to work at, what’s the name and address?
Forging is forgoing! It’s against the law you idiot.
Lol no way. One time the dealership where I got my used car, they forgot to get a signature. The very next day the finance manager sent his wife to our house to get the signature. To me that is being honest. They shouldn't be forging at all.
Damn 10 years? I thought that would be like 1-3 years
1-3 months
She'll get probation. She's not going to do any time. If this is her one and only trouble with the law. She will however have a drastic career change coming her way.
Catch and release for democrats.
@@jdtractorman7445 don’t you f*cking hate seeing butt hurt republicans in every comment section. Literally they even with their political sh*t on kids shows
No way a finance manager at a significant dealership is risking a 6 year job of getting some loser bought then not getting fired. There’s WAY more to this & I’ll leave it there.
She most likely done this many times
True story. The story stinks.
My thoughts exactly. We are missing a part of the story for sure
It is obvious:
She said the ex-wife came in and signed it with the man. The ex-wife was proven to be at work interstate. Folk on here are all 'aha!', but she may not be lying. The woman who came in and co-signed might be the man's new girlfriend.
@@Jimmy911ism the most plausible explanation so far.
Typical car business / dealer crap. All the internal dept's steal from each other, and at the same time, collude to rip the customer off. I was in that business for @40 years and am glad I'm out. I dread anytime I have to walk into a dealership or repair shop these days because I feel I need to take a shower after leaving
Yes a dealership wanted to charge $$$$ for unneeded repairs....and no pressure test. Thank goodness I have a good mechanic to expose these things.
@@YAHsWay who’s your mechanic? I live here in 441 and Miramar and Jesus christ I need someone reliable
@@madtyper1064 Colorado Toyota Prius
Thank you for discussing the forensic process for this. It always makes these kind of stories much more interesting to listen to.
Ten year minimum sentence for each count without time off for good behaviour.
Lol. Rapists and murderers don't even get that.
She won’t see any jail time
@@killdizzle 😂🤣😂
Probation at most look at the name she in Florida
I THOUGHT THAT JESUS DIED AND PAID FOR HER SINS. SO, THERE SHOULD NOT BE ANY JAIL TIME.
Years ago I cosigned for a motorcycle for my son, we agreeded to a a finance charge , when we asked to sign the contract the finance charge was triple., brought it to their attention before signing they said it was a typo and corrected contract. How many young adults signed with out reading contract?
😂🤣😂🤣😂 how was this going to end well? Ex's don't cosign for cars, the uncertainty of the past relationship alone should have been reason enough not to do this.
Whoa, finance manager? Finance managers make a ton of unearned money at dealerships like 250 grand
White collar crime but wrong none-the-less. Hate to see her do 10 years while drug dealers, attempted robbery, armed robbery, etc with long rap sheet get 10 days in slammer and probation. She should lose her job but minimum 10 years jail time? NOPE! I don't feel that is warranted on this case especially with no other criminal history. Honestly, she just got a commission. She didn't steal the vehicle. The buyer agreed to the vehicle and cosigner is backup. Real criminal is the buyer who knowingly purchased a vehicle he couldn't afford or never intended to pay for, and defaulted on promise of loan only months later.
I guess the person that has bad credit due to a false loan signature should just FO as well.
You should rewatch the video. That isn't what happened at all.
I've never experienced this, I've always bought cars and trucks from personal owners but older ones that I could work on myself and parts are easily accessible from parts stores. I don't want the payments and do not want to get into debt.
Good move, and looking better all the time.
Thx for sharing. We'll all try to be like you.
The dealership system puts so much pressures on the commissioned employees. You will eventually be pushed to a point of no return. A desperate situation if you ain't strong, contented and careful.
Oh BS. There is more to this story. She’s not going risk her 200k a year career and prison time for this, for all we know this guy had another woman signing the paperwork with a fake id
@@khabbad Oh, you know her that well? I guess you’re also a better investigator than the police. Ever heard of greed?
@@baramis575 Buddy we have a thing called due process, just because your arrested doesn’t mean your guilty. It just seems odd that she would risk her career over peanuts like that.
And I don’t know what you mean about point no return and pressure by the dealerships. I’ve been selling luxury cars for year and every great salesman and saleswomen in this profession knows; under promise and over deliver, never lie, if you don’t know don’t guess and always give good customer service. If you have a good work ethic and live by those four rules you will be successful and have issues with “pressure”
A forced felony is how you see this? 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
@@djrdjr8888 lol poor her 😭 😂😂😂
I've gotten multiple cars from honest dealers, one way to avoid this is to come to the dealer with your own financing check in hand or cash, and banks are very specific about how to fill out the paperwork and don't mind being on the phone with you and the dealer while filling it out to make sure everything is accurate.
I have worked with my salesman for over 25 years and purchased many cars from him. He is honest and forthright. However, each time I paid for the car, in full, the finance person always tries to sell me extended warranties, rather aggressively. It is usually a very short conversation and off I go with my new vehicle.
This is almost as bad as stealing from customers and calling it a “market adjustment”.
u talking about the 5-15k covid mark ups on all cars?
She did it for
1. The Gram
2. The Nookie
3. Commission
4. None of the above
the wall made her do it
For the Gram!
limp bizkit is also from florida...
#4
@@chrisdacrisis4670 “ The GRAM “ , Im 43 and that term has one meaning.
I was considering purchasing a vehicle here about a year ago. However, by the time you finally get an invoice, it is about 6k over advertised price, that they don’t mention upfront. I then read reviews, and they’re all terrible.
That literally just happened to my mom in Miami it was exactly 6k over the selling price by the time she drove it off the lot and didn’t realize until a week later and tried to redact it but couldn’t..
"They are looking to see if she's done this before"
Of course she did. No one gets a speeding ticket the very first time they speed. They've done it a bunch of times before finally getting caught.
What should we do with Aunt Carlotta?