Wstall2001
LaGrange,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, June 13, 2009
As mad as you probably are with the finance company, the contract will always stand. One thing I would love to point out is this...you do what the contract says...such as maintaining your payments and having the scheduled payment paid ON OR BEFORE the date that they are due, maintaining full coverage insurance with the finance company listed as a lienholder with the correct limits of liability, such and such and for going I can PROMISE you will never have a problem with your finance company. If you sign a contract, you agree to the terms and conditions set forth. If you fail to uphold your signature then your WRONG! During tough times, especially while the economy is the way it is now, it is extremely hard to hear the truth sometimes. People get mad because your asked to do what you have agreed to do. WHY?? I don't know how you were raised, but I was raised like this...treat people as you want to be treated. And further, if you owe a man pay them and if you can't you need to contact them and let them know when you plan on taking care of your obligation. Not trying to throw mud on anyones face (or car...LOL) but people need to follow through with contractual obligations no matter what the cost.