Resigning documents for PCH

holmesgroove

After over a month of receiving a car through PCH, the car dealer has contacted me asking me to resign the documents as the signature does not match my license signature. They keep calling and emailing me pressuring me to do so. Getting a bit fed up really.

Am I obliged to resign the finance agreement? They say that the finance company will not pay them, as this hasn't been done correctly.

What are the implications if I do not sign? Deposit,etc?

I should add, I did go in to do so, during a very rare moment I had free, but they couldn't complete it in the time I had that day.

I'd be grateful for any advice. Thanks.

[Deleted User]

If the finance agreement doesn't go through, you will need to find an alternative way of paying for the car. eg cash, or a personal loan, etc.

holmesgroove

Deleted_User wrote: »

If the finance agreement doesn't go through, you will need to find an alternative way of paying for the car. eg cash, or a personal loan, etc.

Thanks for the reply.

What if I decide I no longer want the car?

tomtontom

holmesgroove wrote: »

Thanks for the reply.

What if I decide I no longer want the car?

Unless you have grounds to reject it under the Sale of Goods Act, you would still need to repay the price of the car.

holmesgroove

tomtontom wrote: »

Unless you have grounds to reject it under the Sale of Goods Act, you would still need to repay the price of the car.

I thought as much. I think I'm just a bit hacked off about the way the dealer has handled it.

Thanks for the advice.

chanz4

they could always take you court, you wouldn't have a defence

Apples2

Why don't they just post them to you for signing (or you offer this way)?

Signatures must be wildly different, how so?

I'm surprised you are hacked off, they have ended up with you driving off without them being paid for the car.