car broker misunderstanding
I had a phone conversation with a car
broker in another state about a car I
was interested in buying (the broker
was recommended by a friend). I told
him the make, year and price range I
was looking for. No contract, verbal or
written was made. I filled out no
paperwork. He doesn't even know my
address. He said he'd look.
Several days later (with no
subsequent e-mails or phone
conversations) he sent me an e-mail
with pictures of the car I ''bought''
through him. I never authorized him
to buy anything. At best, there was
obviously a very big misunderstanding
on his part. He's insisting I bought it.
Am I in any way obligated to giving
him any money (including, say, a
cancellation fee.?)
Thank you.
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