Tracy
Kenmore,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, March 13, 2008
This is an example of who RAC rents to, run on sentence or not. This is also an example of RAC discrimination. The man made a large down payment on what was owed through a deal. Then went to a funeral. A related person, in good-standing should still be able to rent form RAC, the address shouldn't matter, escpecially if they have credit/coupons on account. RAC always sends out those letters saying "You have money on account, please rent something else...." . They can't discriminate by address. I have 2 boarders that have nothing to do with me financially. But I am sure if one of us screwed up with them, the local store would punish someone else at the same address, illegally.
Auburn Guy
Auburn,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, March 12, 2008
Wow !! The world's longest run-on sentence. I cry for the state of education in this country. This is a perfect example of the illiterates who come out of our school systems today. No knowledge of punctuation, capitalization nor spelling rules. Pitiful.