- Report: #208069
Complaint Review: Northern Leasing Systems - New York New York
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Northern Leasing Systems
132 West 31st St, 14th Floor, New York, 10001-5095 New York, U.S.A.
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Northern Leasing Systems ripoff, dishonest, fraudulent business practices, harrassment, New York New York
Believe it or not, I just got served by this rip-off loser of a company. We sent back their equipment after they failed to provide a copy of the lease after repeated requests, when they finally sent one, it was someone elses lease! My husband sent back their sub standard equipment with return request receipt. He also called them several times after asking for a letter stating that they received the equpiment; they refused. We have our USPS poof of receipt by them.
Tamra
Austin, Texas
U.S.A.
Tamra
Austin, Texas
U.S.A.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Jennifer
Arkansas City,Kansas,
U.S.A.
No copy of Lease yet to be seen from this company
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, September 04, 2006
I too have been requesting a copy of my husband's lease (Husband is in IRAQ) for about 5 months now and I am always told (by the same lady) that she put it in the mail, twice now supposedly and yet I have not received anything. I am considering seeing a lawyer in a couple of weeks to see if anything can be done. She threatened lawsuit several times until she got it through her thick skull that she can not sue my husband while he is overseas. Now she is trying to get me to just drop it, and "we can put things on hold until he gets back". I told her NO WAY, because then they will throw a lawsuit at him when he returns if I don't start making payments again soon. I am so frustrated and this has really caused alot of stress on me over the last few months. I wish something could be done about this company. Have you seen a lawyer in regards to your issue? I posted a ripoff report in early August about Northern Leasing.
Jimmy
New York,New York,
U.S.A.
Attention !!! Do a little trick
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, August 30, 2006
When a NL make a call to you ? Don't answer Do a call Forwarding back to them system with a number of : Jay Cohen President 212.239.3500 Rich Hahn VP,Sales 212.216.8500 Sam Buono Collections Service 212.457.8404 If they call to your home ? Make a call forwarding to your cell phone and make you cell phone with option if no answer ...>forwar to these number that is what I do Or you can make is to Newyork Police Number or 911 That very Fun ! and they can stop auto call to your home
Tamra
Austin,Texas,
U.S.A.
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#4Author of original report
Mon, August 28, 2006
The critical point is that they specifically told me that it was not a long term commitment and the lease was based on a month to month basis and as long as I had their equipment. The lease stops upon the return of the equipment. They added the number 48 to the lease document afterward without your knowledge and permission. The paper and receipt of payment that I have does not indicate 48 months lease commitment. The other papers that they are presenting were forged by adding the number 48 after I have signed it without my knowledge or permission and only learned about it over a year later when I asked to return the equipment and terminate the lease. At the time of the papers signing there was a lease agreement that was written in a very small print that is impossible to read and it did not have the number 48 in it when you signed it. When I asked to have copies of all papers I signed, they gave you only one paper that included the receipt of first payment. They sent me copy that I recognized as a forged document as I remembered that I specifically insisted on lease as long as I use the equipment and the lease will terminate upon sending the equipment back and they confirmed that by showing me that the document does not include any long term lease beyond the period in which I still have their equipment. The lease agreement presented to the court as exhibit A IS NOT the same document that I signed. IT is an enlarged photocopy version and I have never seen it before. I am instructing the court to ask for the original documents (not photocopies) and it might be easier to see that the number 48 was added later, after you signed the document.
