Lee
Tampa,#2UPDATE Employee
Sun, February 08, 2009
The company has the right to come and get your car when you don't pay for it. If you blocked the car in to deter a repo man from being able to get it then that is not a violation of his but yours. Not advising you did this, but when the repo man came to your house you should have surrendered the car and the agent would have let you remove your things before he left. You put this man in a position where he had to find a way to get your car out. I dont think its fair to call this a ripoff as you had to have not made any payments for 90+ days to be assigned out for repo. You cannot just tell the repo man to leave, he just like the rest of us has a job to do. If you would have made payments on time you wouldn't have been put into this situation in the first place.
Dallas
Plano,#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, February 03, 2009
So this guy doesn't pay his bills, asks his sister to cover for him while he cowers inside his home. And now he's upset and wants his car trinkets back. Give me a break. People are expected to pay for their cars and if they don't someone looks for them. If you can't pay; man up, give the driver the keys and call it quits. People have to pay bills, when they don't, banks lose money and paying customer's end up paying more or worse; Banks don't exist. Then he called the police. haha, the driver had already cotacted them buddy, they knew where he was. haha.
Eric
King Of Prussia,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, October 30, 2008
This is to the 2 very long and winded rebuttals before me: If you take time to actually read the complaint, you would note the fact that a type-a personality repo man went overboard. I think you contribute nothing when you leave such assinine comments like "pay your bills". Have a brain and post something with intelligence. Better still, read the d**n complaint before commenting. To the OP, you have a case. Look up the peace laws in your region and take Capital One to court for violating your rights. Repo folk are not allowed to disturb the peace which is what they did in this instance. Your witness should also help you out on this one. Repo people get paid to tow and some of them are overzealous. Id imagine this freak of a repo agent traveled far or was bound/determined to get the car. He probably wasnt thinking straight and for that he should pay. Your rights were violated.
Anya
Frisco,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, October 19, 2008
If they are doing a repo on your vehicle, youre grossly overdue on your payments. They loaned you money to get the car - time to pay up. Only person you are hurting is yourself...and your credit.
Anya
Frisco,#6Consumer Comment
Sun, October 19, 2008
If they are doing a repo on your vehicle, youre grossly overdue on your payments. They loaned you money to get the car - time to pay up. Only person you are hurting is yourself...and your credit.
Anya
Frisco,#7Consumer Comment
Sun, October 19, 2008
If they are doing a repo on your vehicle, youre grossly overdue on your payments. They loaned you money to get the car - time to pay up. Only person you are hurting is yourself...and your credit.
Anya
Frisco,#8Consumer Comment
Sun, October 19, 2008
If they are doing a repo on your vehicle, youre grossly overdue on your payments. They loaned you money to get the car - time to pay up. Only person you are hurting is yourself...and your credit.
Nunya
Olympia,#9Consumer Comment
Wed, October 15, 2008
Pay your bills.