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St Pete Beach,#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 15, 2009
You can call the police if you want, but you'd better have good documentation of the harrasment. If they continually show up you can have them Trasspassed from your property. Of course that will really piss them off. They can come to your door but they can't knock for 30 minutes or so and they can'y block your driveway. They cannot go into your house without your permission. If you call the police they will be removed from your property. They cannot make the cops make you give them the property unless thay have a court order. Check your local laws, a quick google search should find you the info you need. Now with that said. If you can't pay you should just turn it in and save yourself the hassle. Although if you only owe 3 payments there may not be much they can do, again check your local laws. On your contract there will be a statement that you initialed which has the state satute in it. Google that statute and you should be able to find some good info. I know it costs them money to file everything through the courts, if you don't owe much it may not be worth it to them, but if you call the cops on them it may piss them off enouph to go through with it. These guys set fired if they don't get payment.
Sylver8248
Murfreesboro,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, January 14, 2009
Pregnancy or losing one's job does not negate the responsibility to pay for your leased merchandise. You don't technically own any of it, until all payments are made. You can call the police, but I'm betting that they will end up walking out with your merchandise after you have to admit you aren't paying for it. Just my 2 cents.
Aaron's Man
Athens,#4UPDATE Employee
Wed, January 07, 2009
Ok, so we all realize that pregnancy is something not always planned for. However most of us in the real world prepare for these things, we don't just decide which bills, debt, or obligations we willingly undertook, and discard them when a struggle comes up. You can afford a baby-sitter but not your payments, and more than likely you would say you're not aware at all of the details of your contract. Like, your minimum, or life-time re-instatment. You probably rook your copies of the paperwork and threw them on your stack of bills, never to be considered again. That being said, threats, like you said, do nothing unless they're backed up by action. They should'nt overplay their hand and threaten prison or anything foolish like that. And there is a possibility that they Associates are'nt telling your references you haven't paid just that they need YOU to call. Your references are probably, and correctly, deducing that YOU have not paid YOUR bill. They're telling you that because they want YOU to pay so "we" stop calling THEM. Hopefully, your pregnancy goes well and you learn to live up to your obligations. As well as deciding when to make obligations you can't afford, not complain about people doing their job. P.S. You have'nt been RENTING you have been LEASING.