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Aggravated Car Owner
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- Jurisdiction
- South Carolina
I paid a gentleman on March 11, 2016 $850 for a new transmission for my car. He assured me that the job would be done in two weeks, tops. It is now May 22, 2016 and I still have no vehicle. Everytime I reach out to him about my car, he always makes excuses as to why the work isn't completed. I have been promised my car "by tomorrow" everyday since May 11. I also believe that I was overcharged for the part considering the fact that my car is a 1998 Toyota Camry. When I researched transmissions (which I was told would be brand new, that I later found out was USED) the highest was $620. I want to sue him for all of my money back and the fact that I have had to beg for rides and dish out gas money for cars NOT belonging to me so that my grandchild can get back and forth to school and I could get back and forth to work. What should I do?
- Aggravated Car Owner
- Aggravated Car Owner