Diago
Tonawanda,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, May 30, 2008
Husband goes to Kuwait. Requests rate cut. Request denied. Military Lawyers get involved. Request still denied. Company now breaking Federal Laws. Government gets involved. Request still denied. Now Pentagon gets involved, company probably now faces possible fine, if not worse. Request for the reduced rate approved, finally. Payments made on that rate, as stated per agreement and per law. Car repossessed anyways once Husband returns. Hmmm, for an employee of the company, you really have no idea what you are talking about do you? I mean, you accuse this woman of not paying the payments, but yet she specifically says they were making all the payments. You see, what happened here is a company upset over losing money due to Federal Laws, but guess what, it's called a law for a reason, and in case you don't know what the definition of 'law' is, perhaps you should pick up a dictionary. This woman and her family should be fully entitled to the maximum recourse allowed by law and I am also suggesting that she take ALL of you to court, just make sure to bring along the JAG officers and anyone else whom had to deal with this company's blatant disregard for our country's law and military.
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Indianapolis,#3UPDATE Employee
Fri, October 19, 2007
Adesa has to follow strict federal guidelines to do repossessions. We do. If the bank tells us to hire an agent to repo a car, we do.This "lady" is simply does not understand that sometimes a bank will take money as a payment, but not necessarily stop the repo on your car. If she wants to talk about scum of the Earth, liars, etc, try dealing with the people we have to every day. People lie and cheat so much, the bank feels it's necessary to secure the vehicle to get ANY money back on their collateral. I've been doing this for awhile, and I can tell you honestly, this woman is not telling the truth. Notice the elaborate story, the unnecessary details - hubby in Iraq, etc? So what? you're late on payments, you can get repo'd it's in the contract you signed where you promised to make the payments on time. Please post this - this person needs to hear part of the other side!
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Indianapolis,#4UPDATE Employee
Fri, October 19, 2007
Adesa has to follow strict federal guidelines to do repossessions. We do. If the bank tells us to hire an agent to repo a car, we do.This "lady" is simply does not understand that sometimes a bank will take money as a payment, but not necessarily stop the repo on your car. If she wants to talk about scum of the Earth, liars, etc, try dealing with the people we have to every day. People lie and cheat so much, the bank feels it's necessary to secure the vehicle to get ANY money back on their collateral. I've been doing this for awhile, and I can tell you honestly, this woman is not telling the truth. Notice the elaborate story, the unnecessary details - hubby in Iraq, etc? So what? you're late on payments, you can get repo'd it's in the contract you signed where you promised to make the payments on time. Please post this - this person needs to hear part of the other side!
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Indianapolis,#5UPDATE Employee
Fri, October 19, 2007
Adesa has to follow strict federal guidelines to do repossessions. We do. If the bank tells us to hire an agent to repo a car, we do.This "lady" is simply does not understand that sometimes a bank will take money as a payment, but not necessarily stop the repo on your car. If she wants to talk about scum of the Earth, liars, etc, try dealing with the people we have to every day. People lie and cheat so much, the bank feels it's necessary to secure the vehicle to get ANY money back on their collateral. I've been doing this for awhile, and I can tell you honestly, this woman is not telling the truth. Notice the elaborate story, the unnecessary details - hubby in Iraq, etc? So what? you're late on payments, you can get repo'd it's in the contract you signed where you promised to make the payments on time. Please post this - this person needs to hear part of the other side!
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Indianapolis,#6UPDATE Employee
Fri, October 19, 2007
Adesa has to follow strict federal guidelines to do repossessions. We do. If the bank tells us to hire an agent to repo a car, we do.This "lady" is simply does not understand that sometimes a bank will take money as a payment, but not necessarily stop the repo on your car. If she wants to talk about scum of the Earth, liars, etc, try dealing with the people we have to every day. People lie and cheat so much, the bank feels it's necessary to secure the vehicle to get ANY money back on their collateral. I've been doing this for awhile, and I can tell you honestly, this woman is not telling the truth. Notice the elaborate story, the unnecessary details - hubby in Iraq, etc? So what? you're late on payments, you can get repo'd it's in the contract you signed where you promised to make the payments on time. Please post this - this person needs to hear part of the other side!
Rachel
Walkertown,#7Author of original report
Fri, December 09, 2005
I am adding additional information to my original report. We have been going in circles with Adesa Auction where our car was sold, and trying to get them to let us know how much our vehicle went for at the auction. They said by law they cannot tell us and Americredit refuses to give us this information. I would think that by law they would have to provide us the info since the balance of the loan will go against our credit.... Adesa says I am sure AMericredit will tell you and they know they are lying when they say this. Joe Guyer from Adeas tries to play both ends against the middle. HE agrees with us that Americredit did us wrong and then turns around and calls them everytime we ask him a question. His company is in cahoots with the illegal practices of Americredit and also the Repo Company , Complete Asset Recovery, who stole items from our vehicle and refuse to return them. All I know is someone needs to let us know what the vehicle sold for. From what I am reading on the rip-off reports, Americredit doesnt tell their customers this info and they find out when they check their credit report or start getting harrassed by a collections agency. All three of these companies are rip-offs and prey on misfortunes of others. Adesa Auction wants to make as much money on the car as possible, so they can get their illegal cut. My car was taken from my driveway by Complete Asset Recovery, then allegedly taken straight to Adesa Auction. This means that two separate parties had access to steal my property and to steal my identity by taking my Social Security Card. No one wants to own up to taking anything and the owner of the Repo Company made the statement that he didnt really know his employees that well. What kind of underhanded business is he running? I think he should know his employees before he sends them to Repo people's property and then he is going to be responsible when things are stolen. The day before our car was sold, we got a call from Joe Guyer at Adesa wanting us to go and send the ashtray and the shelf from the trailblazer to him C. O. D. and he said that Americredit would pay the bill. This was awfully fishy since days before we had gotten an email from wanna be President Amy Quinn stating that she did not want the ashtray or shelf and that they would sell the vehicle without it. We told Joe Guyer that we had to have a receipt for these items because we were told we would be charged for them not being in the car, even after the Repo people threw the ashtray in with our belongings that werent stolen. He said oh, I will be sure you get a receipt in the mail. Yeah right........ And how were we going to get the items to him from 5pm on December 7th to 9am on December 8th, before the auction. We had been asking for weeks what to do with them. We offered to drive them down there and we were told we could not come to the auction. If anyone has any suggestions on how to get the info from Americredit about what my vehicle sold for, I would greatly appreciate it. Dealing with loansharks, is very frustrating, not to mention stressful. and it is like a broken record trying to talk to either of these companies. They all want to pass the buck on Blame and neither one of them have yet to own up to their part in this illegal sham of theirs. BEWARE OF ADESA AUCTION/AMERICREDIT/AND COMPLETE ASSET RECOVERY. YOU WILL GET BURNED............