[geeks] Hrm. Suspicious

[Ken Hansen]

Jeez, sorry - I was too brief:

The car dealer sold Chevys for cash and *didn't* report the large cash
transaction (nearly all Chevys were > $10.

The dealr told drug dealers where to hide their drugs in the car.

Wanna bet some cars were sold for drugs?

The problem was with the Gov't. GMAC was fine with the brisk business, but
when the government asked for help, GMAC obliged.... When the FBI siezed the
dealership, GMAC had arranged for sufficient car carriers to retrieve all
their card on the lot... Quite a site!

Ken

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Nicewonger" <twmaster at twmaster.com>
To: <geeks at sunhelp.org>
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 7:10 PM
Subject: Re: [geeks] Hrm. Suspicious


> Honestly, selling cars for cash is counter profit for a car dealer. Most
car
> dealers make money on hooking you up with financing from 'thier' lenders.
>
> Most likely is that the dealer was pocketing the dough and not paying GMAC
for
> his floor plan. Which is basically why GMAC repo'ed the cars. Of course
that
> also makes for a thing called embezelment which explains the involvement
of the
> state police.
>
> Mike N
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