E & I Lawn Care

The original paperwork states that the down payment was $Jeff stated he was waiving the rest of the down payment since the office staff "didn't feel like coming back" and I had to go wait in line at Walmart for an hour to get a money order The rest of the contract shows $a month and TBDJust stated that he would let Dulce know that he was waving the remainder of the down payment, and she could type up the new contract for me to sign Dulce called to collect the remainder of the down payment, and said Jeff didn't know anything about waving the rest of the down payment, and that I would have to speak with BobBob was unwilling to work with me and said we could "discuss" a refund if I brought the original contractOne week later I called and Bob to see which location and date and time he would be available to meet and view the contractI was told Bob would be on vacation until next MondayI called again next Monday, and Bob continued to avoid my phone callsThe next phone call I received was from Dulce was on July 24th, asking if I was going to make my paymentI told her that I had been trying to contact Bob for the past two and a half weeks to come up with an agreement for the contract since it has been changedI asked why hadn't I been contactedI told her that I had filed a complaint with the Revdex.com since I had not heard from the ownerShe said okay that she would speak to the owner and he would call me on MondayOn Monday morning at a.mI went outside my house and the car had been takenI called the car dealership just to verify that they had repossessed the carI would like my down payment returned, they already took the carWe definitely never agreed to a month for a car payment, and I didn't have the car for days either

Ms ***' recollection certainly has a great deal of inaccurate informationFirst, the original down payment written on the windshield of the vehicle was $We accepted $that day on a contractual contingency that Ms *** would make up the diffrence ($400.00} on a future date
she selected, 07/07/At no time was that $deferred payment waived The contract does have a monthly payment set at $320.00, however Ms *** finally admitted she owed the $due 07/07/but could not make the paymentAs a alternative, Town &Country Motors and Ms *** agreed on an amendment to the contract,calling for an additional $per month added to her $(totalling$420.00} for four monthsThis agreement was written by me, Robert Peterson, and sign by me on 07/12/as I was unable to be present the next dayMs *** signed said agreement on 07/13/and was also signed by the Sales Manager Jeff WoloszynThe dates of the contractual amendment were specificaly included as such: $due 07/22/2017, 08/22/2017,09/22/2017, and 10/22/When Ms *** was called on 07/24/Iwas in fact in my office listening to the conversation between Dulce (Office Manager) and Ms ***Ms *** was also contacted by Jeff (Sales Manager) asking for proof of Insurance which Ms *** could not providedMs *** was now deliquent on her monthly payment as well as being uninsured and said she would not be making her car payment because she submitted a complaint to the Revdex.comThe fact that Ms *** had no intention of making the payment in addition to driving the vehicle miles uninsured, Town & Country Motors had no other alternative than to repossess the vehicleTown & Country Motors is not in the business of ..loaningvehicle to uninsured driver for a month or more allowing them to drive miles without paying for the vehicleThis is exactly what Ms *** did! Consequently, there is no basis for returningany money toMs *** but Town & Country Motors agrees not to submit this repossession to the credit bureau thus damaging Ms ***' credit for future purchases

Ms [redacted]' recollection certainly has a great deal of inaccurate information. First, the original down payment written on the windshield of the vehicle was $1600.00. We accepted $1200.00 that day on a contractual contingency that Ms [redacted] would make up the diffrence ($400.00} on a future date she selected, 07/07/2017. At no time was that $400.00 deferred payment waived . The contract does have a monthly payment set at $320.00, however Ms [redacted] finally admitted she owed the $400.00 due 07/07/2017 but could not make the payment. As a alternative, Town &Country Motors and Ms [redacted] agreed on an amendment to the contract,calling for an additional $100.00 per month added to her $320.00 (totalling$420.00} for four months. This agreement was written by me, Robert Peterson, and sign by me on 07/12/2017 as I was unable to be present the next day. Ms [redacted] signed said agreement on 07/13/2017 and was also signed by the Sales Manager Jeff W[redacted]. The dates of the contractual amendment were specificaly included as such: $420.00 due 07/22/2017, 08/22/2017,09/22/2017, and 10/22/2017 When Ms [redacted] was called on 07/24/2017 Iwas in fact in my office listening to the conversation between Dulce (Office Manager) and Ms [redacted]. Ms [redacted] was also contacted by Jeff (Sales Manager) asking for proof of Insurance which Ms [redacted] could not provided. Ms [redacted] was now deliquent on her monthly payment as  well as being uninsured and said she would not be making her car payment because she submitted a complaint to the Revdex.com. The fact that Ms [redacted] had no intention of making the payment in addition to driving the vehicle 2000 miles uninsured, Town & Country Motors had no other alternative than to repossess the vehicle. Town & Country Motors is not in the business of ..loaning.. vehicle to uninsured driver for a month or more allowing them to drive 2000 miles without paying for the vehicle. This is exactly what Ms [redacted] did! Consequently, there is no basis for returningany money toMs [redacted] but Town & Country Motors agrees not to submit this repossession to the credit bureau thus damaging Ms [redacted]' credit for future purchases.