Business ProfileforEddie Tourelle's Northpark Nissan

Over the past 10 plus years I have purchased at minimum 5 vehicles from Northpark, including a used vehicle for my daughter which I co-signed for. That transaction was reported to my credit file as joint and the bills came addressed to both myself and my daughter. In November, my husband went to Northpark to purchase a vehicle, a short time later he called to ask if I would co-sign for the vehicle, which I agreed to.Later that evening, the salesman and my husband arrived at my home, the salesman stated that he needed me to sign the paperwork, during which, I noticed my name was first followed by my husbands. I inquired if that was correct because when I co-signed for my daughter her name was first on the contract. He assured me he was doing the deal the same way as last time and that I was co-signing. I asked him to provide me a copy of the paper when completed. Which he agreed to do but never provided Approximately a month later, my credit report indicated that I was the signer for NMAC (Nissan finance), without my husbands name. I contacted the salesman and told him what transpired, he assured me that was correct because we are in a community property state, and signer ment that I co-signed, he stated the paperwork was submitted just as it had been when I purchased the car with my daughter. When my husband went to the dealership, the salesman told him it would be corrected and re-submitted.I disputed the item on my credit report, requesting it show the financing as jointly with ***********************. The entry was corrected as requested. I then began receiving billing statements from NMAC (Nissan finance) which indicate only my name.On March 6th I checked my credit report again and the entry returned as showing only me as the signer.Their actions are unfair and deceptive.