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28th July 2011
Question by ITSME: Need help on government car auctions PLEASE!!?
Alright well here’s the deal I was looking online for governmental car auctions and came across this website called USgovernmentauctions.net and am not really sure about it because to see all the auctions and deals, they’re having u pay one dollar for a seven day trial, well anywyas the deal is u have to put ur credit card number and all that stuff in there now what I’m confused about is that I though all governmental websites had the (.gov) at the end can I trust this if it’s (.net) or does it matter? If u can just look up the website on google cuz when u type it through google it comes as one of the top websites and is like highlitghted, and all the highlighted stuff is things u can trust right? Sorry for this long story bt thanks to whoever replies 
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Answer by JetDoc
The web site you are looking at is a fraud. All they do is provide you with a listing of public auctions being held around the country, and they will charge $ 10 or more per month for the service. You cannot buy anything from this site.
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should i let my car get repossessed?
6th July 2011
Heres my situation: i bought a 2002 chevy malibu almost 2 years ago. it has been problem after problem. originally i got financed at 25% (bad credit) for 4 years. i still owe 6K on the car and its only worth 1700. now the engine is shot. it will cost me a few thousand to replace it. i dont have the money. so do i let them repo it and pay repo fee+repairs for it to resell. or do i keep making my payments on a useless car? are there any other ways out of this? thanks
except that it doesnt run, so its not possible to crash it. besides, isnt that fraud or something?
Is it fraud when you purchase a used car and find out less than 2 years later that it has severe frame damage?
12th June 2011
My fiance and I purchased a used car less than 2 years ago. We asked for the car fax report and they told us that there was no car fax report and the car was clean. We just took it to a dealership to have it appraised and they pulled an auto check and found that the car had severe frame damage and was purchased at an auction one week prior to us buying it. Are we helpless at this point?