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BROCKTON,#2UPDATE Employee
Fri, March 21, 2003
TO THE WOMAN WHO SAYS SHE HAD TO PAY FOR THE DAMAGE TO THE ROOF IF SHE HAD READ HER CONTRACT IT SAY IAM RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE DONE TO THE OVERHEAD OF THIS VEHICLE. THEREFORE IF SHE HAD READ WHAT SHE SIGNED SHE WOULD HAVE KNOWN. IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT WHAT INSURANCE COMPANY IS GONNA COVER THAT BECAUSE MOST PEOPLE ARE NOT USED TO DRIVING BIG TRUCKS SO THEY DO WANT TO BE THE ONE THAT PAYS FOR IT. SO WE HAVE TO MAKE IT THE CUSTOMERS RESPONSIBILITY. WHEN MOST TRUCKS ARE RETURNED IF THEY HAVE DAMAGE TO THEM ITS ALMOST ALWAYS THE ROOF!!! AND AS FAR AS THEM PRINTING ALL OF YOUR INFO ON THE CONTRACT ITS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY NOT TO LOSE THEM NOT OURS!!!!
Ryder employee
xxxxxxxxxx,#3UPDATE Employee
Thu, July 04, 2002
The person who filed this rebuttal did not provide a legitimate name or valid e-mail address. Rip-off Report will not reveal who you are and what your e-mail address is. No court in the land can make us reveal this information. However, we must insist on receiving this information to legitimize the accuracy of the situation when resolving these matters. EDitor's Staff [email protected]
Brian
Sac,#4UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sun, March 31, 2002
Not only do they charge you, but they also print out your full credit card information on your contract. If you leave these papers in the truck, or anyplace else, anyone can get that info.