Comments on: Car owning help, i want my car back? http://pennsylvaniaautoinsuranceblog.com/43/car-owning-help-i-want-my-car-back/ Get the lowest possible quotes for Pennsylvania Auto Insurance! Sat, 12 Jun 2010 09:52:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Greg http://pennsylvaniaautoinsuranceblog.com/43/car-owning-help-i-want-my-car-back/comment-page-1/#comment-126 Greg Tue, 02 Feb 2010 05:07:41 +0000 http://pennsylvaniaautoinsuranceblog.com/43/car-owning-help-i-want-my-car-back/#comment-126 About the best you can do is to disown your brother. I wouldn't have anything to do with anyone who steals from me family or not. Also, if you are still living with him and get mail at his address you could "accidentally" break things of his that equal the value of your car. It may be childish but damn revenge can be fun. About the best you can do is to disown your brother. I wouldn’t have anything to do with anyone who steals from me family or not. Also, if you are still living with him and get mail at his address you could “accidentally” break things of his that equal the value of your car. It may be childish but damn revenge can be fun.

]]> By: Patricia C http://pennsylvaniaautoinsuranceblog.com/43/car-owning-help-i-want-my-car-back/comment-page-1/#comment-125 Patricia C Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:01:16 +0000 http://pennsylvaniaautoinsuranceblog.com/43/car-owning-help-i-want-my-car-back/#comment-125 If it's in his name, it's his car. Doesn't matter who paid for it; he can claim you gave it to him. If it’s in his name, it’s his car. Doesn’t matter who paid for it; he can claim you gave it to him.

]]> By: scott b http://pennsylvaniaautoinsuranceblog.com/43/car-owning-help-i-want-my-car-back/comment-page-1/#comment-124 scott b Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:33:04 +0000 http://pennsylvaniaautoinsuranceblog.com/43/car-owning-help-i-want-my-car-back/#comment-124 I **** to break this to you, but if the car is in his name, it is NOT your car...it's his. And he can do whatever he wants with it because he OWNS it. You put it in his name to try to "cheat" on the insurance. And, that's what you got for it. I **** to break this to you, but if the car is in his name, it is NOT your car…it’s his. And he can do whatever he wants with it because he OWNS it.

You put it in his name to try to “cheat” on the insurance. And, that’s what you got for it.

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