On one July afternoon in 2008, a line of cars began to develop outside of a gas station in Los Angeles County. Those cars were lining-up to take advantage of the gas savings being offered at that one particular gas station. As that line of cars formed, a few of the drivers sat on the street, next to a van that should have been sold to someone with a bad credit auto loan.

Unfortunately, the rightful owner of that van had not chosen to sell his van to someone with a bad credit auto loan. Instead, he had sold his van to a man who had somehow produced evidence that he had good credit. The rightful owner of the van now realizes that the evidence he once examined was fraudulent evidence.

On the afternoon when cars began to line-up on one street in Los Angeles County, the owner of a stolen van received a phone call. The caller told the van owner that his van was parked on a street outside of his apartment. The caller explained how the man who had stolen the van had convinced another trusting soul to pay for a rental car. He had then left the van in LA., and he had skipped town in that rental car.

The above story illustrates the need for better distribution of information about the benefits of the bad credit auto loan.

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