by admin on January 24, 2010
Are you looking for a new car, but are put off by the high prices? Or do you want a good reliable used car, but do not want the difficulties of dealing with pushy car salesman? Fortunately, there is another way to get neat cars at low prices without having to visit your local dealer. Bank repo cars and seized car auctions are a great way to start the car you’ve always wanted at reasonable price to find the hard to beat elsewhere. Let’s face it, the better you can use a car the better off you are financially, because we all know how quickly new cars lose value the minute they go buy from the crowd. That makes a vehicle seized repo auction as a good way to buy a new car. You can not only get nearly new cars in excellent condition they can be obtained at very reasonable prices, which means that the car you buy actually be worth something. The point is that there is impounded a number of really nice cars, trucks, SUVs, boats and motorcycles are available at these car auctions, because the banks and the authorities simply want to get rid of. These vehicles were for cases of banks or seized under the “seizure and surplus” laws and have no place to go. There simply is not enough to save space and keep not call all these vehicles on the cost of doing so, they are auctioned at extremely low prices. The really cool thing about this bank repo auctions is the sheer number of vehicles you can choose. It’s a little something for everyone in a car had been sold, and there is a good chance that the car, truck or SUV that can find you wanted to be well below the market price. And if you’re wondering how to seize a car auction in your area, then look in the right place. Internet auction sites give you the opportunity to find quickly repo car auctions around the country. This gives you the ability to find locations in your area and are offered on the vehicles for the alerts. In some cases, you can also place bids online, you save a trip to the auction site. Do not let outrageous new car prices you think of the search for the vehicle you’ve always wanted. Finding bank repo cars and seized car auctions near you to put cash back in your pocket, without the burden of dealing with pushy sales people.
by admin on January 23, 2010
Ok I was late on my payments and I called GMAC on 9th and told them I can pay the full bill by the 20th. and that I will be getting some money the next day and would sent that to them in the mail the next day. They said that would be fine but if they did not get the full 3 payments they would repo the truck on the 21st. I told them that if I could not pay by then I would surrender the truck to avoid all the extra cost and they said ok. They took my truck on the 14th. The check I mailed to them for one payment was cashed by them on the 13th. In my book that would only make us 2 payments short and I feel they should have waited. I got the money on 20th like I promised but to get my truck back they wanted the last 2 payments and one forward plus repo fees of $600.00.
I live on Maui and they take the repoed cars to Oahu for auction but I made the payment and the repo guy said that the truck was still here and as soon as he got the paper work to release it I can get it. I called the head repo office in Oahu and they said they have not got any paper work yet and did not know where my truck was. I asked them to call me back when they found it and got the paper work. They said they would and they did call back and said they just got the release form. I asked where do I have to go to get it and they said that the truck was shipped to Oahu that morning and that I would have to pay the shipping cost to and from Oahu. They said it would be a few days to get the totals together and they would call back. She called me back as promised but she said it would be a few more days. I waited 2 day and then started calling them as I did not want to pay storage fees. I called from 27th to 30th with no answers and no call backs. I then called her manager and she said that they have been waiting for payment from me. She said they had the total 3 days ago and charged me $1,580.00 to get it back but they could not ship it now because I missed the shipping turn in date. But she will get it on the Feb 3rd ship. and it will take 2 more days to before I can pick it up.
So 22 days it will be to get my truck back and $2,180.00 in extra cost. Does anybody think this is fair? and has anybody had a story like this? and did you report them to the BBB.org? and what did the BBB.org do for you.
I tried calling several lawyers but they won’t touch this case. I guess they feel it is below them. I was also fired from 2 good paying jobs and I would like to get compensation of up to $25,000.00 as that is the total of the 2 contracts I had lost plus the fees they charged by lying to me.
Anybody know a lawyer that will take on this case?
We are working with the home lender and I am not looking for the grow up kind of answers. We made a deal and they lied is the point of the question. I did not blame anyone for my lack of cash flow. I just want the unneeded ransom fees to go toward the truck payment instead of in everybody else’s pockets.
Originally posted 2009-04-19 00:34:03.
by admin on January 23, 2010
I’m sorry if this is a long story. I’ll try to keep it short.
Basically, before I met my husband, my husband co-signed on two credit applications with his friend Chris. Chris was his employee at the time. My husband was mislead by the co-signing process. He understood he would be a reference, but he had no idea that his credit would be affected or that he would be responsible for these debts. One account was for a car, another account was for an engagement ring. My husband was angry about being named as a co-signer, but Chris made regular payments, until my husband and Chris had a falling out. Basically, this Chris guy did several horrible things to him and to me (I had met my husband by this time). Chris stopped paying. My husband got deployed, and he is currently deployed. Since he has been deployed, he has never made any payments at all. The car was repo’ed. I am getting letters and calls from collections agencies wanting $6000 after auction for the car and $2000 for the ring. We don’t have this kind of money right now. I called Chris, and he said he would make payments. This was last month, and I called and neither have had payments made on them. I called again, but now he isn’t answer. My husband’s deployed and he can’t take care of it. He agreed to pay the bills, and he agreed that if he couldn’t he would let us know. In short this guy has an alcohol problem. My husband and I have no idea what to do. Should we take him to small claims court and sue him over this? What are our options? We don’t have $8000 offhand, and we don’t want to make payments on a car and a ring that we will never see or have. What is there that we can do?
Nice answers only please. Thank you.
Originally posted 2009-09-21 17:36:09.