วันศุกร์ที่ 18 กันยายน พ.ศ. 2552

"Program clunk" connection to your computer crashes

The smash "Cash for clunk" program came to an end at 8 last night, and even earlier by various operators across the region.

Many frantic final push to sell new cars prepped the bureaucracy needed to compensate for consumer credit.

The 3 billion U.S. dollars program (also known as Initiative Car Allowance Reduction System) offered rebates to dealers for $ 3500 or $ 4500 with the old for new cars and trucks, fuel efficient cars. At the beginning of yesterday, more than 625,000 merchant transactions worth 2:58 trillion U.S. dollars in refunds included, according to U.S. Department of Transportation data.

High drama before Curtain Call program: the tedious task of submitting forms electronically when they pass the government's website site temporarily down. Around 20,000 business country, many with multiple franchises, participated in the program, and many have been frantically trying to log on yesterday that the original deadline to reach 8th

Recognition of glitches - but refused a request from the National Automobile Dealers Association to postpone the date until 31st August - Department of Transportation announced in the south, which will be extended until midday today, only time dealers for reimbursement requests to file with the Administration of the National Road Traffic Safety.

The p.m.. 8 deadline was Monday sale.

Various local merchants, including McCafferty Auto Group, four franchises hold Lincoln Highway Langhorne, stopped selling cars under the program in 5 hours Saturday, fearing some agreements may be rejected and kicked back too late to adopt.

"There is uncertainty. We are nervous. We want to pay," said President Todd Buch, dealers closed on 311 "clunk" covers everything together - 94 of them, Friday and Saturday.

In Peruzzi Nissan in Fairless Hills area, was the "clunk" deal ended at midnight Friday. On Saturday, the concession when closed six sales agents will only make the "clunk" bureaucracy.

"I love the stimulus was to the industry," executive manager Robert J. Seidenberg said yesterday, "but it's just lousy way to handle management."

Seidenberg said his price was 70-80-new cars sold under the program since its debut 24th July.

"This is the most stressful time, and the most exciting time in the franchise," he said. "We are close to $ 400,000 as a result of the government. We could have paid $ 12,000 for the three deals, including the bureaucracy and we quickly from day 1".

At the beginning of yesterday afternoon, was Thomas Raikes Phillies T-shirt soaked as were ready to make an agreement before the deadline of Land Gary Barbera Chrysler in Northeast Philadelphia.

Can not display the title of the clunk - the 1995 white Lincoln Continental with 139,000 in - want to change to a blue 2009 Chevy Aveo LT electricity, homemade dash Raikes mad cow disease in the afternoon.

It is almost Dale Torres ransacked his house for an hour and a half until he found what he needed.

"I am very pleased and relieved," said Raikes, 45, while wiping sweat from his brow was finally officially "dealer clunk" client declared just before 2

Raikes, in agreement ended in his new Chevy, five sales offices spent the rest of the day after the computer, typing fee for information on the 76 "clunk" transactions.

"There is great confusion among retailers," says general manager Geno Barbera.

He had three boys in overtime on Saturdays, and they all had the same process paperwork 10 Sun

"If you do something that is not clean or clear, it asks," Barbera said. "If someone on the help line, they are not always sure of the answer, and you can not answer immediately .... then add a computer crashes, it takes a long time to do something."

Purchase deadline was announced yesterday, after it became clear that "the government clunk" said Credit walk again.

So the popular program, is that the first 1 billion U.S. dollars allocation was exhausted within a week. Congress hurried to get through an extra 2 billion U.S. dollars before leaving for summer recess, in the expectation that money would last until Labor Day, but the prognosis is also gone.

Crowds of potential buyers, who called yesterday to ask if it was time for an agreement had expelled several businessmen in the region said.

"Some people are disappointed," said Domenic VISCO, General Sales Manager at Mall Chevrolet in Cherry Hill, when she noticed a series clunk on the back of the lot that separates them from second-hand cars.

These clunk, including a black 1991 Ford F250 truck with a '98 ,000-mile roadside true nautical Junkyard, where their equipment would be destroyed with sodium silicate, liquid or glass.

VISCO said yesterday potential customers wandered in, only to hear that they were about a day and half later.

"They should ask:" The program continues? "

"I tell the truth," said VISCO. "We stopped on the Saturday."

When approached 8 last night, negotiators completed the last of the "clunk" offer ". Many were still complaints of major computer problems.

"We close it," said Mike Hammond, the Ombudsman concluded CONI Cell Honda dealership in Conshohocken, one of five that he manages in the region. "Some were happy that I

"But others were not so lucky," he said. "At least 12 people home happy because we could not process their paperwork in time because of computer error in the government."

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