Anyone know where Mercianna is at?

50/50 if this car ever reappears. Unfortunately my guess is it has been "stolen" or in other words, sold to the black market and has been chopped for parts.

The delay tactics are buying time to break the bad news and cover tracks to make it untraceable.

P.S. Hope you have full coverage.

She was in chat last week talking about needing a headlight on a vehicle fixed because she had experienced a minor fender bender. Whether that is true or just yet another one of her famous "come pity fuck me" ploys.. who knows....

She was in chat last week talking about needing a headlight on a vehicle fixed because she had experienced a minor fender bender. Whether that is true or just yet another one of her famous "come pity fuck me" ploys.. who knows.... Originally Posted by GracePreston

Thanks for adding salt to Ameripro's wounds.

I wonder what happened to this car?

http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=581025 Originally Posted by TonyStark

That thread was pretty entertaining too. A car dealership that just shows up at your house unannounced, after you plop down a cash downpayment on a vehicle, because they made an error in calculation. They don't call, they just show up to collect on site or repo the vehicle, and to do said repo, they just send the sales guy and the finance officer?
Ameripro, I hope you get your car back and it's in one piece. If she's rumored to have been in chat recently claiming she needed help from a small fender bender, that doesn't sound good. My guess is she's stalling because that car is either trashed and she knows you'll flip or she herself doesn't even have it anymore. What did the cops say?

Fender bender, cat piss, and if she doesn't swallow.......cum stains on the floor board.
Dude....do you even want it back?

Fender bender, cat piss, and if she doesn't swallow.......cum stains on the floor board.
Dude....do you even want it back? Originally Posted by ArisRose

Aris, you're a damn comedian!

Gingerkatt you sure did some serious backpedaling after your original comments earlier

Didn't Merci get her horse from THT...the horse trainer, before THT moved.

Didn't Merci get her horse from THT...the horse trainer, before THT moved. Originally Posted by angusranch

True, and I have heard from a pretty reliable source there are remaining funds due from that transaction as well...

Truly truly sad to have come to the end of this thread...I'm gonna watch an episode of homeland, and then check back in

Yes I've called and filed. I'm sure though if she tells me where I can get the car or have it dropped off I can call them and tell them it's been resolved.
I need more than a hug. I need to get drunk I think. Originally Posted by ameripro

Dude, can I get the name and number of the cop who filed this? Can you seriously file a claim against someone who you practically handed your keys to? That's just fucking amazing!

I thought you had to get an attorney and file a lawsuit and then battle the person in court.

I can't imagine reporting a STOLEN or LOST car with this statement:

911: "What is your emergency?"
Ameripro: "I just let a hooker borrow my car for 24 hours. I gave her the keys and she pulled a Harry Houdini and I haven't seen her since".

I think you have a better chance of just "Filing" this incident on your tax return. Write off your car as a "Charitable Donation". Hell, you just donated someone a new ride. You might have better luck being compensated by Uncle Sam.

But then too, why is she paying you for the car? Damn, couldn't she just bend over backwards? I would surely barter some ass for a car if I couldn't sell it to get something financed. LOL

True, and I have heard from a pretty reliable source there are remaining funds due from that transaction as well... Originally Posted by Tony Patella

You're correct. I talked to THT before she moved. She told me she never got what she was owed and would have pursued it legally if she would have had more time before the move.

BSB-- If a car is borrowed, then never returned, yes you can file theft charges. Just like if you go test drive a vehicle and don't bring it back. They handed you the keys, didn't they?

And don't car dealerships have a copy of the person's license before they leave the lot? Exactly.

Matters not. It is still theft. Yes, you can charge someone with theft for never returning a borrowed item, regardless of circumstance.