Gary
Oceanside,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, November 19, 2004
HI, As being in the Air Force 10 years you must be at least a mid level NCO, and I know that prior to going to Iraq you must have been briefed on your rights regarding deployment and the Soldiers and Sailors Act. Loans and the situation you are in are covered under this act. Use your search engine to check on your rights under this wartime act. This should give you the anwsers you are seeking. Then have JAG write threating letters, Next time listen during your deployment briefings.
S.n.
Bucyrus,#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, November 19, 2004
Thomas, 10 years...way to go! And thank you for serving our country. Can you contact JAG and have them write a letter to Triad advising them that your payments have been made? That may be the easiest way to stop them. If you do not wish to involve Jag (yet), you should send them a letter, certified mail return receipt requested, advising them that your vehicle has been paid for directly from your military pay and demand to know what payments they claim they have not received. To be very thorough, cc the letter to JAG and your state senators. Keep copies of all correspondence and notes of all phone conversations...they may try to send your pay information as late to the credit bureaus. Tell your parents not to be upset or embarassed. Point them to the computer and have them read Rip-off Reports. You aren't the only one being treated like this. Good luck.