Comments on: I recently had my car repo’ed.? http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed Repossessed Car Auctions - Find Any Car Model At Repossessed Car Auctions Sun, 05 Feb 2012 07:54:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Vegas Matt http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed/comment-page-1#comment-2444 Vegas Matt Sun, 09 May 2010 13:27:36 +0000 http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed#comment-2444 The best thing to do is go ahead and pay the $396 and $100 to get the car back and get current, then continue to make your payments ON TIME. You got screwed on the whole deal, but you made your bed, you need to deal with it. $100 isn't the end of the world to get out of this situation, you're going to get screwed out of a lot more than that in your life, especially when dealing with your current and future cars (just wait until you need some major repairs. $100 will be a drop in the bucket). Don't just let it go. You're way to young to be ruining your credit on principle. Pay your bills, finish school, then go get a good job with that degree you're working on. Don't put yourself in a back situation before your life even gets going. The best thing to do is go ahead and pay the $396 and $100 to get the car back and get current, then continue to make your payments ON TIME. You got screwed on the whole deal, but you made your bed, you need to deal with it. $100 isn’t the end of the world to get out of this situation, you’re going to get screwed out of a lot more than that in your life, especially when dealing with your current and future cars (just wait until you need some major repairs. $100 will be a drop in the bucket).

Don’t just let it go. You’re way to young to be ruining your credit on principle. Pay your bills, finish school, then go get a good job with that degree you’re working on. Don’t put yourself in a back situation before your life even gets going.

]]> By: Rod Knocker http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed/comment-page-1#comment-2443 Rod Knocker Sun, 09 May 2010 12:49:38 +0000 http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed#comment-2443 "I mean, I held up my end up the bargain" You did not hold up your end if you defaulted on a payment. A late payment or non payment is not holding up your end. Let them keep your car and auction it off. Chances are you will default again before the car is payed off and have to deal with the liars again and chance them repossessing the vehicle again. It sounds like they are a shady dealer. It will take a long while for them to get a judgment against you for the remaining balance so try to get another car from a better place. “I mean, I held up my end up the bargain” You did not hold up your end if you defaulted on a payment. A late payment or non payment is not holding up your end. Let them keep your car and auction it off. Chances are you will default again before the car is payed off and have to deal with the liars again and chance them repossessing the vehicle again. It sounds like they are a shady dealer. It will take a long while for them to get a judgment against you for the remaining balance so try to get another car from a better place.

]]> By: shoshot44 http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed/comment-page-1#comment-2442 shoshot44 Sun, 09 May 2010 11:55:57 +0000 http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed#comment-2442 basicly you were ripped off from the get go when you brought the car, and they were bating you in for the kill when you got so far down the line and started making payments and they saw most of their money you paid them they started plotting on getting more by not letting you make the paymant and then repoing the car , then selling it at the auction and then getting you some more for what the auction didnt pay which means they will be done made tripple the amount of the car worth, and look at this, they run and own the auction their telling you about. they get you one way or the other, coming or going, and thatas real low to be taking advantage of peple at a time like this, but I'm sorry for you, I'm almost in the simular situation. basicly you were ripped off from the get go when you brought the car, and they were bating you in for the kill when you got so far down the line and started making payments and they saw most of their money you paid them they started plotting on getting more by not letting you make the paymant and then repoing the car , then selling it at the auction and then getting you some more for what the auction didnt pay which means they will be done made tripple the amount of the car worth, and look at this, they run and own the auction their telling you about. they get you one way or the other, coming or going, and thatas real low to be taking advantage of peple at a time like this, but I’m sorry for you, I’m almost in the simular situation.

]]> By: Kelsies http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed/comment-page-1#comment-2441 Kelsies Sun, 09 May 2010 11:40:25 +0000 http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed#comment-2441 You should be able to get another car from a different place just fine. If you do get your car back, and you end up trading it in before you loan in paid off, BE CAREFUL, make sure your dad is with you and you understand all the paperwork, because I tried that with my Jeep, Had about 9 more months left on my current loan, and I went to a place that will pay your existing loan off, and give you a trade in value, Well all they did was give my like $3500 for my Jeep, tacked that onto a newly drawn up lease, to make my total $9900, and gave me a credit for $36.00. So basicly I was only getting 36 dollars on a trade in and they tacked the amount they paid on my Jeep onto the car I was looking at buying. I still have my Jeep to this day. So be very careful when dealing with Buy Here/ Pay Here. You should be able to get another car from a different place just fine.

If you do get your car back, and you end up trading it in before you loan in paid off, BE CAREFUL, make sure your dad is with you and you understand all the paperwork, because I tried that with my Jeep, Had about 9 more months left on my current loan, and I went to a place that will pay your existing loan off, and give you a trade in value, Well all they did was give my like $3500 for my Jeep, tacked that onto a newly drawn up lease, to make my total $9900, and gave me a credit for $36.00. So basicly I was only getting 36 dollars on a trade in and they tacked the amount they paid on my Jeep onto the car I was looking at buying. I still have my Jeep to this day.

So be very careful when dealing with Buy Here/ Pay Here.

]]> By: Karen B http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed/comment-page-1#comment-2440 Karen B Sun, 09 May 2010 11:31:40 +0000 http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed#comment-2440 I would try and get the car out of the repo, because like she said if they sell it for less you are liable for the balance. If you don't pay the balance it will be hard for you to get another loan. It will go against your credit. Hopefully your Dad can help you out. I would try and get the car out of the repo, because like she said if they sell it for less you are liable for the balance. If you don’t pay the balance it will be hard for you to get another loan. It will go against your credit. Hopefully your Dad can help you out.

]]> By: agrippa http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed/comment-page-1#comment-2439 agrippa Sun, 09 May 2010 10:37:39 +0000 http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed#comment-2439 Ha... if your credit wasn't absolutely horrendous before, it is now! Should have paid the bill. You don't own the car, the bank or whoever loaned you the money does. If $365 is a ripoff for a crapbox Neon, you shouldn't have agreed to it. Ha… if your credit wasn’t absolutely horrendous before, it is now! Should have paid the bill. You don’t own the car, the bank or whoever loaned you the money does. If $365 is a ripoff for a crapbox Neon, you shouldn’t have agreed to it.

]]> By: sands http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed/comment-page-1#comment-2438 sands Sun, 09 May 2010 10:11:51 +0000 http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed#comment-2438 It won't go on your credit report for like 30 days so go now if you are trying to buy another car! It won’t go on your credit report for like 30 days so go now if you are trying to buy another car!

]]> By: Thor Doomhammer http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed/comment-page-1#comment-2437 Thor Doomhammer Sun, 09 May 2010 09:39:05 +0000 http://www.repossessedcarauctions.net/i-recently-had-my-car-repoed#comment-2437 Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

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