Tired of it all
winnipeg,#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Sat, July 21, 2012
The last comment should be noted from where it came from! ARRONS itself. the company has in its structure a branch which surches out compant reported against it and makes a reply but never indicated its them.Just read it.
The truth is simple,legally their refusal to take any payment is their own failure. THEY REFUSE TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS LET THEM TAKE YOU TO COURT. Keep the money you offered and build up in savings other payments till it is heard in court. each month continue to offer your payments.
Late or partiAL PAYMENTS is the beast of their business.BUT not offering or paying something is your breach, thats why the charge high late payment fees.Hope this helps, good luck.
Thats what the courts are for ............. USE THEM!
Anonymous
Livonia,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, December 11, 2006
Did your daughter report the assault and unlawful imprisonment event that occurred in her driveway? Why didn't you call the police if your daughter calls crying and screaming that men have blocked her in her driveway and they are banging on her windows? It is possible that your daughter is not telling you the whole story, instead embellishing her story out of indignation. If a rent-to-own refused her payment, it is because she did not have enough $ to bring her account current + the next advance payment to keep the item. It is a pay-in-advance business. They have every right to recover their property, but then your daughter can just pick up on the payments again when she can afford it. It's all explained to them. She does not lose the leverage she has paid into it (if time passes and the item gets re-rented, she is offered a similar item). The "threats and harassment" you describe sound like collection guys trying to either get Aaron's property back or payments owed. (I'm assuming a little bit of one-sided exaggeration in your story). Regardless, yeah, they keep calling and visiting until they make contact, work out a deal, or get their stuff back. This is because the collection guys are dealing with customers who have a history of financial blunders and unrealistic expectations.