How could I back out after signing the deposit and the contract to buy the
car in just a few hours that night? I would like to know so if it happens
to anybody I can help them.

Thanks.

N.


"Bruno" <insert@address.here> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 04:29:24 GMT, "nguyenn" <nghianguyen@hotmail.com>
> waived the right to be silent and professed:
>
> >I signed the contract under some pressure. After I took a test drive, I
> >suggested 17000 CAD for the car. But then I told the salesperson that I
> >would prefer to delay my decision until the next day and it was around
8:30-
> >9:00 PM. He kept asking why I had to delay and no matter what reasons I
> >said he disagreed and insisted that I was wrong. He was afraid I could
> >change my mind if I could find a better deal from another dealer, so
after
> >trying to persuade me to pay 17,500 CAD for the car, he pushed me to
deposit
> >1000 CAD with Visa card saying that I did offer 17,000 CAD on the car.
And
> >after that he somehow told me into signing a contract right after that.
You
> >know the tactics those salesperson use for people who could not leave the
> >table once the negotiation starts like me.
> >
> >N.
> >
> It's a game. These guys are very skilled at it. But you always have
> the bigger hand. You can always walk away. And deposit or not, you can
> still back out of the deal.
>
> You have been suckered.
>
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