SDRick
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not that it makes much difference, but curious as to whether OP's signature was forged on the bill of sale or the required federal mileage statement form?
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I don't know why you keep harping that point. Tesla has already told you that the "other" bill of sale is more recent than the documents you submitted.
I read your story this way: Tesla has documents from two different people, and cannot tell which is the fraudulent ones. I would be asking Tesla to 1, open a criminal investigation; and 2, take steps to prevent a different person from taking physical possession of the car.
Take what you want off the car, park in seedy airport parking lot. Wait a day and report it stolen. Even if you get the car back, now you'll have a police report to get it back in your name.
good point! I forgot that cops don't like thatI wanted to "thumbs up" this, until I thought about it for a second and realized it's a crime. In my state filing a false police report could be a misdemeanor or felony, including a year in jail but up to 7 years in state prison for the worst offenses.
I think they were assuming that whoever got Tesla to transfer the car in the Tesla systems would come and take the car, such that it would actually be stolen at that point.I wanted to "thumbs up" this, until I thought about it for a second and realized it's a crime. In my state filing a false police report could be a misdemeanor or felony, including a year in jail but up to 7 years in state prison for the worst offenses.
A fake .... you're not providing yourself any benefit by supplying fake documents.bill of sale I made up
It might be marked as a duplicate. (It would be here). All it would show is that the "buyer" doesn't have the title yet.@Naonak, how about getting a new copy of your title using this form? It's a $10 fee but theoretically you'd have a more recently dated document that would supersede the other. Apparently it can be done at your local DMV. I'm assuming you could bring your existing title with you, explain the situation, and they'd be happy to issue it for you.
Yeah, for all we know @Naonak is the one stealing the car.A fake .... you're not providing yourself any benefit by supplying fake documents.
They already accepted a fake bill of sale, so ... I dunno what to tell you.A fake .... you're not providing yourself any benefit by supplying fake documents.
You doubled down with another fake...it kind of kills your credibility if they could tell yours is faked, no?They already accepted a fake bill of sale, so ... I dunno what to tell you.
You doubled down with another fake...it kind of kills your credibility if they could tell yours is faked, no?
Seems like an odd step to take.
So you thought it was a good idea to create a newer bill of sale?Really? It seems like an odd step after they say "The problem is we have two people claiming the vehicle is theirs and this new person claiming the vehicle is theirs has provided a more current bill of sale."
They are clearly and unequivocally saying a more current bill of sale is enough to transfer the vehicle. So sending a more current bill of sale seems odd to you? Wow.
Let's not forgot one of them has a current registration and title as well, which was already provided.