Bridget
Modesto,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, April 19, 2006
Thanks for the advice and yes, I would love to be part of your class action suit. I'm glad I am not a customer of theirs, but I am still being harassed and threatened by them and I don't even owe them any money and I never have.
Angie
Brainerd,#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, April 18, 2006
If I were you, I'd contact your bank that has the pink slip and see what they have to say. I can guarantee that what your sister-in-law paid was probably more than what was actually due to begin with, and now they are wanting more. If Triad does take your vehicle, the first thing you need to do is report it stolen. Then get in contact with your bank and let them know what Traid has done, they may be able to go after them for theft also. I would tell your sister-in-law to tell Triad to kiss off. They signed off on the vehicle and told her what pay off was. If they were in error, they never should have given your bank the pink slip. Triad is known for their illegal business practices. If they continue to call you about the vehicle, get a harrassement restraining order on them. Both of you as victims of this company need to file a formal complaint with the FTC and your State Attorney General. If you would like, I'll add you to the victims list for the class action that I have started. Best of luck to you. Remember the saying..."An Eye for an Eye."