Episode Show Notes:

• Did you catch our appearance on People’s Court?
  • The case involved a buyer who purchased a vehicle but never received the title—only a receipt or bill of sale.
  • The buyer hired us to handle the paperwork to get the title.
• What we discovered after researching the vehicle:
  • The seller provided a fake VIN number on the paperwork.
  • The actual vehicle’s VIN had allegedly been altered.
  • There was an existing lien on the vehicle from a bank.
• The case went to People’s Court, where:
  • Our paperwork and DMV application were presented as evidence.
  • The judge found the seller liable for selling a car with a lien and falsified VIN.
  • The judge strongly condemned the defendant’s actions.
• Key lessons from this case:
  • Always get proper documentation when buying a vehicle.
  • Obtain a copy of the seller’s ID to help verify their identity.
  • Be aware that some vehicles are ineligible for titles (e.g., vehicles with liens, stolen cars, or “parts only” titles).
  • Performing due diligence is critical.
• About our company’s involvement:
  • We provide title consulting services—check our website for more info.
  • The People’s Court episode aired in multiple time zones and channels, which caused spikes in our website traffic as viewers searched for help.
  • We stay in communication with producers for future collaborations on vehicle record cases.
• Important warnings:
  • Buying a car without a title is risky; you may never get a title despite paperwork.
  • The price discount on a no-title vehicle is often not worth the risk of losing your money.
  • If you already bought a vehicle without a title, contact us for help—but know some cars cannot be legally titled.
• Final advice:
  • Until you secure a title, your money is at risk.
  • Avoid buying vehicles without titles whenever possible.
  • Protect yourself with proper documentation and professional title consulting.