12 Months Same As Cash

I bought a Ford Focus car a month ago because I deliver papers so it was perfect. She told me the day I bought it was that their 90 days as money. Well, last month I see im getting deducted interest week and so I asked what would happen when I pay the car out of 90 days. She repeated that she told me that im paying interest on what I borrowed. If lady said 90 days same as cash is not that no interest options? I live in SC and is currently charging me the maximum interest rate possible. There was a lot of cars, but cars were quite correct. So I'm stuck with interest, even if I pay in 90 days?

Is the agreement you signed 90 days as money, or was it just a word with her?

If an agreement was signed, there will be no interest if you pay if off within 90 days. The interest shall be null and void.

Most similar operations to show interest on the bill ran to see what you need if not paid within 90 days ... if you pay within 90 days, your total out of pocket must be equal to the total selling price, tax and title tag, not a penny more ...

I am not a lawyer, but if you have documents showing 90 days SAC, and documents showing that your interest charge within 90 days, you should be able to stop it.

"She told me?" If you do not youre documents to their thank you.