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  • Report:  #1443056

Complaint Review: BRIDGECREST

BRIDGECREST DRIVE TIME Failure to obey a District court order issued in Arizona! Also for contract fraud! PHOENIX ARIZONA

  • Reported By:
    THOMAS — HACKBERRY ARIZONA United States
  • Submitted:
    Tue, May 15, 2018
  • Updated:
    Wed, May 16, 2018

I co-signed a note at Drive Time in Las Vegas about 6 months BEFORE Iended up divorcing her. I am a resident of Arizona and also had a loan with Drive Time for my Dodge pick-up truck. The District Court in KINGMAN, ARIZONA, issued a decree that I was NO LONGER responsible for her debts and it SPECIFICALLY mentioned ther vehicle that I co-signed for. I stated at the time of signing that I had NO vested interest in said vehicle which was plated in NEVADA. I am a resident of ARIZONA and have NO Nevada address!! Also the ORIGINAL contract was modified, NOT once, BUT TWICE, WITHOUT my consent nor knowledge!! This is in violation of state law, BOTH in Nevada AND Arizona!! The vehicle is listed on my credit report and I have contested it FOUR times as being fraudulent!! Bridgecrest uses an answering service in BARBADOS and has TWO domestic phone numbers and THREE domestic street addresses in Phoenix, Arizona!! This is a shyster company and a prdator company!

2 Updates & Rebuttals


THOMAS

Hackberry,
Arizona,
United States

NONSENSE!!!

#3Author of original report

Wed, May 16, 2018

You didn't make any comment as to the FRAUD committed by Bridgecrest when my ex initiated and signed TWO loan modifications WITHOUT MY SIGNATURE!! I was NEVER notified and I never acquiesed!!


Perry Mason

United States

Questionable

#3Consumer Comment

Wed, May 16, 2018

You are throwing words around which tells me you may not be knowledgable about the subject matter. Modifying a contract by a judge is NOT called a "decree". The decree, as used in a divorce, means the Court has ruled the divorce is granted. The Property Settlement, means both you and her agreed on who gets what and who pays what. As the co-signer, you are just as responsible for paying the loan as is she without regard to who has the car. A divorce NEVER removes the co-signer from the contract. However, removal of your responsibility can happen if she refinances the car under her name only. You gloss over these alleged contract changes. What were they?

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