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Complaint Review: Aaron's Sales And Lease Ownership - Griffin Georgia
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Aaron's Sales And Lease Ownership
1617 North Expressway Griffin, 30223 Georgia, U.S.A.
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Aaron's Rentals - Aaron's Sales And Lease ripoff Ownership extreme overcharge for a big screen tv that is only worth $500 at wal-mart Griffin Georgia
*Consumer Comment: Aaron's....
*Consumer Comment: Weren't You Paying attention?
*Consumer Comment: Why wait so long to complain that your not a good shopper?
*Consumer Comment: Why wait so long to complain that your not a good shopper?
*Consumer Comment: Why wait so long to complain that your not a good shopper?
*Consumer Comment: Unbelievable mark-ups and prices? Hell, that ain't the half of it.
*Consumer Suggestion: Give it Back!!
i rented a rca 52 inch tv for me and my fiance who just moved in together around febuary 2005 and seeing these complaints i never knew ther were people out there just like me.
around christmas of 2005 wal-mart had the same exact tv for sale for 484 dollars. do you know that i am paying over 3,000 dollars for this d**n thing!
something needs to be done about this immediately who evr is out there please help us with this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anwar
griffin, Georgia
U.S.A.
around christmas of 2005 wal-mart had the same exact tv for sale for 484 dollars. do you know that i am paying over 3,000 dollars for this d**n thing!
something needs to be done about this immediately who evr is out there please help us with this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anwar
griffin, Georgia
U.S.A.
7 Updates & Rebuttals
Anonoymous
Eudora,Arkansas,
U.S.A.
Give it Back!!
#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, August 17, 2007
Hey, You found a TV cheaper stop paying on the one for Aarons and purchase the one at Wal-mart because people @ Aaron's are very stupid anyway. Hey if you dont pay they have to pick it up. And the credit thing yeah..................if they pick it up for nonpayment it want go on your credit anyway. STUPIDS!!!!
Adolph
Elkhart 46517,Indiana,
U.S.A.
Unbelievable mark-ups and prices? Hell, that ain't the half of it.
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, July 12, 2007
The preponderence of the grossly overpriced crap from "rent to own" stores, isn't even new. At least the $484. TV from Wally-World would be fresh-new-in-box. No roaches, no damage, no cigarette smoke stink, and no stigma of dealing with the "rent to own" lizards. These bottom feeders can easily get paid many times over for the same item as it's churned on incompleted "rentals".
Edward
Vine Grove,Kentucky,
U.S.A.
Why wait so long to complain that your not a good shopper?
#4Consumer Comment
Wed, July 11, 2007
I find your complaint to be very strange. You waited for nearly 18 months to post that your not a very wise shopper. Maybe you should have just turned in the TV to Aarons, and then bought the one from Walmart. Albeit, I have never, ever, seen a 52 inch projection TV for under 500 dollars. Must have been a used TV or a old floor display one.
Edward
Vine Grove,Kentucky,
U.S.A.
Why wait so long to complain that your not a good shopper?
#5Consumer Comment
Wed, July 11, 2007
I find your complaint to be very strange. You waited for nearly 18 months to post that your not a very wise shopper. Maybe you should have just turned in the TV to Aarons, and then bought the one from Walmart. Albeit, I have never, ever, seen a 52 inch projection TV for under 500 dollars. Must have been a used TV or a old floor display one.
Edward
Vine Grove,Kentucky,
U.S.A.
Why wait so long to complain that your not a good shopper?
#6Consumer Comment
Wed, July 11, 2007
I find your complaint to be very strange. You waited for nearly 18 months to post that your not a very wise shopper. Maybe you should have just turned in the TV to Aarons, and then bought the one from Walmart. Albeit, I have never, ever, seen a 52 inch projection TV for under 500 dollars. Must have been a used TV or a old floor display one.
Russ
Brandon,Mississippi,
U.S.A.
Weren't You Paying attention?
#7Consumer Comment
Wed, July 11, 2007
Throughout the entire transaction, Aaron's posts all the prices and costs. They didn't hold a gun to your head, so you were not forced to agree to their terms. If you really want a high ticket item, rent to own is not the way. Lesson learned.
Duane
Monroe,North Carolina,
U.S.A.
Aaron's....
#8Consumer Comment
Wed, July 11, 2007
....is a business. They are there to make money. The way they make money is to purchase items and rent/lease/sale them to people. In order for them to make money, they have to charge more than they spend. The rent-to-own places typically offer items that people can get without being approved for credit. A lot of their business would not be able to purchase items with conventional means. You should have looked at the costs to begin with. Evidently you agreed to their terms and pricing. If someone is out there offering to slap people on the forehead, and I agree with him that he can slap me on the forehead, how in the world could I complain when I got slapped in the forehead?
