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See People’s Law School information on [https://www.peopleslawschool.ca/everyday-legal-problems/cars-getting-around/buying-or-repairing-car/problem-used-car | See People’s Law School information on [https://www.peopleslawschool.ca/everyday-legal-problems/cars-getting-around/buying-or-repairing-car/problem-used-car problems with a used car] for tips on how to explain your problem to the seller, as well as a template letter you can use. | ||
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===Step 2. If you are buying from a dealer, file a complaint=== | ===Step 2. If you are buying from a dealer, file a complaint=== | ||
If you are buying the vehicle from a dealer, you can file a [https://mvsabc.com/consumers/complaints/when-the-dealer-is-licensed/ complaint with the Vehicle Sales Authority of BC]. You can also email the Vehicle Sales Authority at [mailto:consumer.services@mvsabc.com consumer.services@mvsabc.com] or phone them toll-free at 1-877-294-9889. | If you are buying the vehicle from a dealer, you can file a [https://mvsabc.com/consumers/complaints/when-the-dealer-is-licensed/ complaint with the Vehicle Sales Authority of BC]. You can also email the Vehicle Sales Authority at [mailto:consumer.services@mvsabc.com consumer.services@mvsabc.com] or phone them toll-free at 1-877-294-9889. | ||
