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Rules Of Car Repossession Part 2

21st September 2011

I know of these:
ebay
auto-trader
craigslist
car-max

Are those repossession or bank auctions any good and what sites that are free do i go to?

I am currently unemployed and in the process of getting my leased car repossessed. I will have student loans but no other income. If they repo my car, can they take money from my student loan to pay off my debt? I have no job and that’s the only money i will have. What can they do to sue me if I have no income? I live in Canada.

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