how can I know if the car am fixing to buy is not stolen here in dallas?
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check the vin# onn carfax.com
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Now's your big chance fellas - somebody actually WANTS to talk to a car salesman... \n\nHoney, call down to He11 and see if it's frozen over or what...
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I highly doubt it.  It's probably whatever the dealership says.  They have no obligation to take it back, I think.
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check the department of motor vehicles..to see if he has had any tickets... or suspensions.. to get address.. see  if law enforcement in your area.. will run wants or warrants check after you put out a search. but remember you will pay emotionally if he comes back.  he aint hidding for nothing. i think you can also use his social security number to see if he is working.
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GO TO AN APPRASER AND THEY CAN TELL YOU IF IT IS OR NOT
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look on ebay under police auctions bound to be a bargin there
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i saw one add in the classif at new york post yesterday :-)\ni am looking for someone to fix my car right now ;-)\ntry they site online
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check the DMV of the state in which the plate is registered.  I don't think they would have the information online, but you could probably go to the local office and find out
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Contact the DMV/BMV where it was located.\n\nIf it was yours, you can order a C.L.U.E. report.
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check at the dmv, do a title history report
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file for a abandoned vehicle title at  the local DMV
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nothing that is available to the public. Yes law enforcement has a database. Serial numbers of property get entered when stolen like a vin/plate of a stolen car. If property is recovered by law enforcement they can run it in the system and it will come back with a hit if the serial number has been entered. Do you suspect you have stolen property in your possession? If you do take it down to your local police station and explain that you have this in your possession and want to be sure it was not stolen. Be honest with them because they will ask how you got it and who/where you got it from.
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2500 Victory Ave, Dallas, TX. found it at yahoo. so not really sure.
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I don't think you do.  You have to prove that you didn't put that 2,000 miles on the car.  If you signed the paperwork that stated the odometer reading, I think you're stuck.\n\nIt's always a good idea to check under the hood yourself before buying the car and ask about things like the tape.  You can always have your own mechanic look at it, they can't deny you that.\n\nIt sounds like the practices of a small dealer, not a large dealership who cannot afford that kind of bad publicity.  If the manager won't talk to you, you can always call a local television station and tell them what happened, they are always keen on stories that involve older people being swindled.  This might get the car dealers attention.
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You mean like clubs and what not ? they are everywhere every city has a sector club in it, check the internet or local listings, its got to have plates on it that say historcial vehicle on it, tho or it can and will get impounded , check with your local police dept on this
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Go by a Ford dealr or go through there website.
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Do you mean that the criminal will stand by while you look this up?    If you turn too quickly to tell them that it is stolen, they might SHOOT first.  \n\nInstead, take the name, address and phone number of anyone that you buy from.   Then go to the Police Department to verify each sale.   Many communities have a REWARD program, so just maybe you will get a $50 reward for your trouble. \n\nLaptops are the most stolen item in the USA today.