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Matthews,#2UPDATE Employee
Mon, November 19, 2007
Due to Brenda M's non fulfillment of her end of the legally binding agreement with Aaron's Sales and Lease, the store tried to make contact by going to the home and calling the numbers Brenda provided. They did these things without success in getting in contact with her. The store wanted to make contact with Brenda directly so they could figure out a way to help Brenda obtain ownership of the computer. I am not sure why Brenda could contact her care provider but not find a way to contact the Aaron's general manager. Brenda never fulfilled her end of the agreement until well after her renewal date and only because of the court filing. The store did their part to try and help her get current and own the computer with no help from Brenda. Any further questions in reference to this or any other matter may be directed to our Divisional Office at 704-845-5064. Thank You Kay Zaccardi VP Assistant Aaron's Sales and Lease Mid Atlantic Division
Gerry
Richmond,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, November 04, 2007
I have to ask? How much do you still owe?
Striderq
Columbia,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, November 04, 2007
Brenda, if you're out of town working so much, why didn't you have the money to pay your rent on time. I'm sure you could have sent a check, had your caretaker take them a payment or even stopped in any Aaron's to make a payment. Why are you surprised that when you defaulted on your payments they tried to contact you for the money or the property back?
Bart
Springfield,#5Consumer Comment
Mon, October 15, 2007
people could just meet their contractual obligations.
Margaret
Houston,#6Consumer Comment
Mon, October 15, 2007
Spur 21 if you are that worried about quotas that could potentially affect your paycheck or stores % then go out and get a real job. Working in a rent to own store is about as rip off as renting from one!!!!!!!
Spur21
San Antonio,#7UPDATE EX-employee responds
Mon, October 15, 2007
Sometimes consumers dont realize that we have deadlines to reach and a simple I will pay you when I can just will not be acceptable. After the account is 30 days delinquent we must make a decision on whether or not we want to pursue a leagal remedy or let the account go. In either case, this will affect our bottom line becuase filing for legal action on a consumer is not cheap and if we lose the account becuase you are not able to make your payment within the time alloted to us by our corporate office then the value of your product negatively impacts our store's monthly profits ultimately affecting our paycheck. So, having this bit of knowledge I must ask: If I loan you money, would it be acceptable for me to leave town and tell you I will be back eventually to pay you but when I just dont know?