My agent/financer office not registered in DTI and SEC

**SCM05** · November 28th, 2009 03:11 AM

hello to all!
Im a newbie and planned to have new montero 4x4GLS SE but im scared to deal with the SA that his office is not appeared registered to DTI and SEC,he gave me low DP and low Monthly,is it safe to deal with him?

Thanks for your advice..my apology if this thread is not belong here

**niky** · November 28th, 2009 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by SCM05

hello to all!
Im a newbie and planned to have new montero 4x4GLS SE but im scared to deal with the SA that his office is not appeared registered to DTI and SEC,he gave me low DP and low Monthly,is it safe to deal with him?

Thanks for your advice..my apology if this thread is not belong here

Did you go to a dealership? As long as it's an official dealership, there should be no issue. Which one did you go to?

**SCM05** · November 28th, 2009 12:18 PM

Originally Posted by niky

Did you go to a dealership? As long as it's an official dealership, there should be no issue. Which one did you go to?

Thanks niky..actually he is free lance and i found him in the net,and never been in dealership coz im still out of the country..i just want to close the deal this december so he can put me on the order list of the unit and my unit will be ready by january(home only for 6weeks).is this risky to deal with free lance?

Ciao!

**niky** · November 28th, 2009 12:33 PM

Originally Posted by SCM05

Thanks niky..actually he is free lance and i found him in the net,and never been in dealership coz im still out of the country..i just want to close the deal this december so he can put me on the order list of the unit and my unit will be ready by january(home only for 6weeks).is this risky to deal with free lance?

Ciao!

If you don't know the guy personally, don't have referrals from someone you can implicitly trust and he's not registered?... yes, it is kind of risky. Nothing against the guy... but if you can't confirm he's affiliated... well, it's your money.

I'd personally pick the numbers of local dealerships out of the phonebook and contact them directly. Scout around for the best price.

**Horsepower** · November 28th, 2009 12:47 PM

If he isn't registered officially, get another. It's not worth the hassle and the risk of losing a lot of your money.

**SCM05** · November 29th, 2009 02:03 AM

Originally Posted by Horsepower

If he isn't registered officially, geworth the hassle and the risk of losing a lot of your money.

Thanks horsepower!!

Sir can you give me the main role of the agent??sorry po first time buyer,,too young on this field

Last thing if i give my docs/application it means commitment no po ba un sa knya??

Happy safe driving

**mazzipino** · November 29th, 2009 02:43 AM

SCM05,

I wouldn't risk it neither, go straight to an SA, or if you can grab hold of a bank SA's number even better.

Giving your documents doesn't mean you're committed, they will be given to banks for the loan application, there are a few stages after this.

Just a little advice, you're going for a Montero right, go to www.sulit.com.ph and search around for some Mitsu SA's there, there are loads of them there. Or visit some of the Mitsu car forums and check out if any reps are on it.

**SCM05** · November 29th, 2009 11:42 AM

Thanks for everyone for giving your friendly advice

Giving me bright idea saving me headache in the future and ofcourse saving a lots of bucks....

Happy sunday to everyone

**kihtmaine** · December 7th, 2009 12:51 AM

Hmmm that would be a "Fly by night" agents.

**_Qwerty_** · December 7th, 2009 10:30 AM

go straight to the dealership..

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