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Originally Posted by BC-Axeman
This doesn't sound to me like a simple error. The supposed other Lisa would have to have signed papers for the loan and registration and not notice the wrong address. The sales and finance people would also have had to overlook the errors. Just still seems fishy to me.
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I hear ya, Lance. There's a lot more "little things", but I can't put them all to type. Most are just guesses at this point. Suffice to say that we understand completely how the blockheads at Great Lakes Hyundai could have transposed the info as they had all of it. We started shopping there before Lisa had her new licence. The names are close.
You're absolutely right, there was a series of seriously negligent errors that all add up to what happened. It's kind of like a nuclear plant meltdown. One thing goes wrong, then another, then another. A whole string of human errors. That's what it looks like here.
Once I know everything for sure, I'll type up the whole story. No sense in trying to do that now. I'm sure it'll be pretty unbelievable, even in truth. The good thing is that it's not a stolen identity crisis, or at least we're 99% sure. It's just half-assed knucklehead work. Once this all plays out, I'm sure it's going to uncover a bunch of personal identity security loopholes that you could drive a truck through.
