I've been asleep most of today and already it's the worst day of the year.

[apocalypsos]

I get a call at seven this morning. (Right after I'd finally gotten to sleep. ARGH.)

Mom: Your brother got taken to the hospital because he got ink in his eyes at work and they swelled shut. Also, I got a call from the bank and it sounds like they haven't been taking the payments for the car out of your bank account, they've been taking it out of mine.

*sigh* Fabulous.

She says she's going to call them, so I roll back over and go to sleep.

She calls me again just now.

Mom: Yes, the bank's been taking it out of my account, not yours. Also, they never got the title for the car.

I'm sorry, but I know damn well that title wasn't mine to keep, so I would have brought it to the bank as soon as I'd gotten it. The downside is that I just rolled out of bed and I can't for the life of me remember the dealer actually handing me the title. To be honest, I could swear he hadn't. My dad was there, but I'm not sure he remembers either, and he left before the whole thing was over anyway, and ...

*groans*

Excuse me, I have to trudge down to the bank to talk about things I hate.

Comments

[swingangel.livejournal.com]

Well, just so you know, the dealer wouldnt' have handed you the title. I can't imagine why they would ever do that. Part of the paperwork they have you sign is sent with the title DMV first I believe, where they do the title transfer and forward it on to the bank. Now states are different, but thats generally how it works. So, basically none of this should have anything to do with you. The bank should be contacting the dealer, the dealer should be in touch with DMV and if somehow it got lost in transit, the bank would file for replacement title.

Just so you know. Not your fault.

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

*breathes easier* Okay, good, so I'm not nuts. :)

So basically my dealer, my bank, and my mom have kept me from sleeping today. *headdesk*

[random-serious.livejournal.com]

Good luck! Official stuff is so ick. Hang in there.