Complaint Review: Rickenbacker Group - Internet Internet
- Rickenbacker Group 15005 Concord Circle Internet United States of America
- Phone: (408) 762-7320
- Web: http://rickenbackergroup.com/
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Rickenbacker Group Criminals at the Rickenbacker Group of Morgan Hill California posted false collections to credit reporting agencies while I was on a military deployment for a car I sold 2 years ago! Internet
*Consumer Comment: The Rickenbacker Group
*Consumer Suggestion: For future refrence
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Obviously the scam this company is burdening innocent hard working people with is very wide spread, just judging buy what a search on Google and other search engines pulls up. My on-going problem with the criminals at the Rickenbacker Group is growing more dire because of the fact that Im an active duty Marine who has very little time to deal with an issue like this and was scammed while I was on a 9 month deployment over seas, thus causing me to be completely un-aware of the situation and missed important legal dispute deadlines. I sold a vehicle in Oct. 2008 to a gentlemen in
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#2 Consumer Comment
The Rickenbacker Group
AUTHOR: J flores - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, April 26, 2010
Hey don't despair. I read your complaint against this company and sounds similar to my situation. Well I applied for credit and found out about there was a claim against me from them. My ex-wife sold a vehicle and the people that bought it never registered it. Blah blah blah so now they're coming after me but where my case is different is that a release of liability was filed and these clowns are still refusing to clear my credit after I sent them letter of dispute and proof of release. Some wanna-be desk clerk argued with me claiming she was an ex DMV employee and swore someone had re-registered vehicle back in my name. These people are a joke. The times I did speak with them, they sounded like they just swam across the river, they're English was so bad and I'm Hispanic myself! So I'm taking them to small claims court real soon here to try and clear my credit and take them for mental anguish. I suggest you do the same. They can't really hurt you any more than they have already so if you think you're pressed for time, you're not. They can't take you to court or garnish your wages especially if you're a government employee. I know 'cause people have tried with me. Anyways good luck with these clowns.
#1 Consumer Suggestion
For future refrence
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 25, 2010
Anytime you sell a car in CA, you're required to notify the DMV of the sale (within 5 days). By filing a "Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability" form, you are cleared from future liablilty and the DMV will no longer show you as the owner of record (which is what caused all this trouble in the first place). Just doing a title transfer is not enough and does not satisfy the requirements.
From the CA DMV website :
"Protect Your Liability. Complete a Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability. The seller is responsible for reporting the change of ownership to DMV within 5 days from the date of sale. After DMV updates the information from the Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability, you will be cleared from future liability on the vehicle. The purchaser is responsible for reporting the change of ownership to DMV within 10 days from the date of purchase. "
As for your current predicament, I'd suggest you contact your JAG's NLSO office. They're supposed to help with issues like this.
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