RealClient
Camas,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, August 25, 2013
This consumer is very obviously one of the companies flunkies. The consumer reported never being late and was repoed for one late payment 13 moths into the 18 month contract. Additionally, He did make ligitamate payment arrangements. This company is litterally run by crooks with real criminal records. They only take cash downpayments because they know they are selling cars that won't even make it 2 weeks.
AVOID THIS COMPANY they also charge 29.9% interest and make you sign paperwork that says they basically can come take the car whenever they want.
Russ
Vancouver,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sun, May 26, 2013
Hello, I have just a small comment. It looks though as the customer feels ripped off due to the repo obviously. Howvever the customer should realize when they sign an agreement they are obligated to follow through on their commitments ie; make payments on time till pay off. And also know what they are liable for when not meeting the agreement. Not making payments on time = getting your item taken away. Looks as though the company worked with them on multiple occasions. And end the end were done with the cusotmer late behavior and decided to take their product back. And of course the company wants the item back. I am sure they want the cusotmer to have ownership but in the end to make more money it is also an opportunity to make more money but the customer going deliquent and they get to turn their inventory over again. So to all of those people out there with hate towards the company know that this is their business and how they opporate to make money. It says it in the agreement. You pay you own. You dont pay you dont own.
Jim
Orlando,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, February 12, 2012
If this woman has so much money to sue, then why not pay bills on time? So what is the basis of this alleged suit? If the story is exactly what you said then the dealer did a repo because you failed to make payments on time. No case here. Time to grow up and be responsible and pay your bills on time. Maybe your subprime thinking needs new "gasgitts" and definitely new "breaks".
austins vp.
vancouver,#5REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sat, February 11, 2012
this is a pack of lies. this customer had been late 5 times on 5 payments. had acrued 119 days of late fees. we finally repoed his vehicle and offered to meet him in court. jeep was in perfect working order when sold, and they drove it for 10 mos. This customers credit required he use in house financing and he handled this bill in the same fashion that got him bad credit to begin with and that resulted in his repo.. we loaned him money to buy a car and sold him a great one. he didnt pay us what he borrowed and cried wolf when we repoed our collateral .
we still invite him to court... if he were in the right dont you suppose he would wanna go to court instead of the internet? hmmm
mr rik
miami,#6Consumer Comment
Sat, May 28, 2011
So sounds like you fixed up their POS, made payments for a year, then they take it back and try to sell it for a profit.
These must be the LOWEST OF THE LOW, and for a used car dealer THAT'S PRETTY LOW.
Never try to make arrangements with one of these leaches, that just puts the repo plan in motion in their "head". Just hide the vehicle until you have received a receipt for your payment. That means not driving it there to make your payment also.
If you cant make your payment and repo is inevitable, make sure to put alot of sand (or better)- metal shavings in the oil fill, powersteering fill, trans fill, differential (if possible) and of course the radiator (careful, could be hot!). Also make sure the gas is really low, and cut the sides of the tires, (after you curb all the rims).
Good luck to you!