I'm real sorry to hear about all that-it sucks. Anyways I'll say a prayer for everything to be alright and work out for ya
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I'm real sorry to hear about all that-it sucks. Anyways I'll say a prayer for everything to be alright and work out for ya
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Thanks, Genny.
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
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Catty-
I"m so sorry to hear of your troubles. What is your paypal account and next week when I get paid I can send you a bit.
Take care,
Melissa
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Catty- sorry for these financial troubles.
As a note to anyone reading this- never give up the "right" (the car, the house, the whatever) without giving up the "responsibility" (the promise to pay). You lose the power, and find yourself in deep financial doo-doo.
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I'll add to that Jo...I would never, ever co-sign for someone. NO ONE. I'll loan money. I'll give money. But NEVER co-sign. Your credit is the most valuable thing you own!Originally Posted by Cataholic
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Actually, yesterday morning my former boss said he was ready to pay cash to buy the vehicle (pay out loan).
I emailed the ex immediately. He replied that GMAC had repo'd the car the day before.
I was relieved...but getting him to sign the registration back(ownership in Alberta) will be something else.
At least I know where the vehicle is and can get it.
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
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I don't know CA laws. In Ohio, a repo is an instant credit blemish, and the ownership of the car reverts to the loan holder. So, in Ohio, knowing where the car is after a repo is meaningless. In fact, taking the car- once the bank has exercised the right to reposess would probably land the person taking the car in criminal court.Actually, yesterday morning my former boss said he was ready to pay cash to buy the vehicle (pay out loan).
I emailed the ex immediately. He replied that GMAC had repo'd the car the day before.
I was relieved...but getting him to sign the registration back(ownership in Alberta) will be something else.
At least I know where the vehicle is and can get it.
Again, giving up the rights of ownership but still having the obligation is a financial nightmare.
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