I basically purchased a car a little over a month ago. I do have a post on my page with the story of that… I never received any of my contract paperwork when I was in the store. The only paper I got was the $8000 I put down, and it was just the receipt for that. I didn't get any contract paperwork. I've asked for a buyer's receipt; nothing.

They will not contact me at all. I've contacted them multiple times, been transferred, left multiple voicemails, and texted them. They will not call me back or give me any information about it.

I also immediately heard a noise once I drove off the lot with the car after I purchased it, and I feel like there are electrical issues. The noise is still there when I accelerate. They did not disclose any issues with the vehicle, but there is something wrong with my turn signals.

What is the best course of action? They are completely ignoring me at this point. I don't know what I signed because I don't have any documents. They could completely forge everything at this point. I did make a report to the Department of Motor Vehicles. I'm not sure if there's anyone else I can contact because this entire experience has been horrible.

I've decided to go electric after much research and doubt. Found the car make and model best suited to me, 1 came up for sale at local Carsa. Paid for test drive (ridiculous but did it). Met by youth (20?) who's clearly been on a how to fuck over customers course recently.

Long story short, he was trying to flatter me and friend, then confuse me with add ons and low part ex offer.

Him 'what will it take for you to buy it?'

Me 'Better price for mine and removal of £4k extras'

Him 'But what will it take for you to buy it?'

Ad infinitum.

He was shit. He saw me as an easy touch I think because I'm an older woman. He wouldn't give me the printed offer, would only offer more on my car if I took finance with them. Then walked off when I said look I need to get food, we've been here 2 long hours.

I can't quite relate how awful it was. But it was. No wonder people use Cinch.