A M T Resale, LLC

Rent Own believes that the customer has been in default many times during the weeks of the lease and that the customer is currently in default as I write this response. The lessee's auto insurance expired on 8/16/and as of today 8/24/the customer does not have auto insuranceAny
lapse in insurance coverage is a breach of contract, illegal, and a risk to the public.The Rent Own Auto program requires full coverage auto insurance, with a maximum deductible of $500, at all times and payments made "on or before the due date".Weekly payments due:5/30/not paid6/6/not paid6/13/not paid6/16/vehicle recovered for non-payment6/18/Customer paid account and departed in the vehicle6/20/6/23/paid $for one week6/27/7/1/ paid $for one week7/4/not paid7/11/7/16/customer came to Rent Own to discuss account$due on accountRent Own agreed to waive fees and accept $to bring account currentCustomer paid $7/18/ On Time payment to bring account current7/25/not paid8/1/not paid8/8/not paid8/10/Rent Own attempted to recover the vehicle for non-paymentThe Lessee refused to surrender the vehicle and paid $to bring account current8/15/On Time paymentAccount paid current until 9/5/15.During our attempt to recover the vehicle on 8/10/it was observed that the leased vehicle was being driven by a person who previously told us he does not have a driver's license and does not driveWe believe this is illegal, a danger to the public, and a risk to our vehicle. In order to continue leasing a Rent Own vehicle: The driver must have a valid driver's licenseMaintain acceptable full coverage auto insurance on the vehicle at all timesMake payment on or before the due date