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My leased car was repossessed about 4 months ago.. what if i don’t pay off the differences?
5th January 2010
My leased car was repossessed about 4 months ago.. and i jut got a letter from collection company, and it says they’ve sold the car on auction and i have responsible for the differences..A repossessed car shows up on my credit report that I still owe the balance on the loan even though the dealer took the car back.
I am a full time student without a job.. What if i can’t pay off for the differences?? what will be happend to me?? please help…!!!!
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Well you will have to go to court that is if they want to spend the time and money on that and if they do they will work something out with you. They will garnich future wages.
Comment by unschoolymomma — January 5, 2010 @ 1:49 am
The collection will also go onto your credit report.
Eventually, they might sue you.
Comment by StephenWeinstein — January 5, 2010 @ 1:49 am
Legally you are required to pay the difference. The only way around that is bankruptcy which I wouldn’t recommend. You need to call the finance company and work some sort of payment arrangements with them or they will eventually take you to court.That will result in wage garnishment etc. which will also show up on your credit report. Call them they will work with.
Comment by MICHAEL N — January 5, 2010 @ 1:49 am
It means that until you pay off the difference that you will never be able to get credit again. And you will be getting tons of letters and phone calls from collection companies.
Comment by chuckles951 — January 5, 2010 @ 1:49 am
Work out a payment plan. If they turn it over to collections you’ll start getting phone calls day and night
Comment by Classy Granny — January 5, 2010 @ 1:49 am