Fleetway Capital Corporation

October 17, Dear Sir/Madam:We represent the interests of Fleetway Capital Corp(“Fleetway”) in connection with the above referenced matterPlease let this letter serve as Fleetway’s response to the complaint filed by [redacted] on or about September 23, In accordance with your request of Tuesday, October 7, 2014, below is Fleetway’s explanation of its position with respect to the above referenced complaintOn or about June 21, 2012, Fleetway entered into a Master Lease Agreement No [redacted] and Vehicle Schedule and Disclosure Statement for Equipment Schedule # [redacted] (hereinafter collectively, the “Lease”) with [redacted] **d/b/a/ [redacted] and [redacted] , for the lease of one (1) [redacted] VIN No [redacted] (hereinafter the “Equipment”)See Lease attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit “1”Pursuant to the Lease, [redacted] was required to make twenty eight (28) monthly payments in the amount of Seven Hundred Forty Six ($746.71) Dollars and Seventy One CentsSee Exhibit “1,” Schedule #***Fleetway delivered the leased Equipment in accordance with the Lease termsAs early as October 2012, only four (4) months into the Lease, [redacted] was non-compliant with respect to the Lease payment obligationsOn at least twenty-seven (27) separate occasions, over the course of the twenty eight (28) month Lease term, Fleetway contacted [redacted] and demanded payment as required under the terms of the LeaseAs the result of [redacted] ’s chronic lease payment delinquencies, and in accordance with the terms of the Lease, late fees (service charges) accrued in the amount of One thousand Six Hundred Twenty Seven (1,627.53) Dollars and Fifty Three CentsIn addition to the continually accruing late fees (services charges), as of early September 2014, MrHorace was four (4) months in arrears on his monthly payment obligations under the Lease, totaling Two Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty Nine ($2,969.01) Dollars and One CentAccordingly, the Equipment was repossessed on or about September 3, On September 10, 2014, counsel for Fleetway issued the attached Notice of Repossession, Redemption, and of Disposition of Collateral (Exhibit “2” attached hereto) to [redacted] [redacted] signed for the certified mailSee Exhibit “2.” [redacted] was notified of his right to redeem the Equipment by making full Five Cents (See Exhibit “1”) [redacted] was also given specific instructions on how to redeem the EquipmentThat notwithstanding, [redacted] hired a lawyer, [redacted] ***, Esquire, to attempt to negotiate the redemption, but no agreement was reached and the redemption period expiredFleetway has performed all of its obligations under the terms of the Equipment Lease, and has validly and legally taken all actions in accordance with its rights under the Lease, the Uniform Commercial Code and any and all other applicable laws [redacted] ’s complaint that the truck was repossessed with two payments left on an account that “was up to date” is, obviously, wishful thinking and ignores the true factsVery truly yours,

October 17, 2014
Dear Sir/Madam:We represent the interests of Fleetway Capital Corp. (“Fleetway”) in connection with the above referenced matter. Please let this letter serve as Fleetway’s...

response to the complaint filed by [redacted] on or about September 23, 2014. In accordance with your request of Tuesday, October 7, 2014, below is Fleetway’s explanation of its position with respect to the above referenced complaint.
On or about June 21, 2012, Fleetway entered into a Master Lease Agreement No. [redacted] and Vehicle Schedule and Disclosure Statement for Equipment Schedule #[redacted] (hereinafter collectively, the “Lease”) with [redacted]. d/b/a/[redacted] and [redacted], for the lease of one (1) 1996 [redacted] VIN No. [redacted] (hereinafter the “Equipment”). See Lease attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit “1”. Pursuant to the Lease, [redacted] was required to make twenty eight (28) monthly payments in the amount of Seven Hundred Forty Six ($746.71) Dollars and Seventy One Cents. See Exhibit “1,” Schedule #[redacted]. Fleetway delivered the leased Equipment in accordance with the Lease terms.
As early as October 2012, only four (4) months into the Lease, [redacted] was non-compliant with respect to the Lease payment obligations. On at least twenty-seven (27) separate occasions, over the course of the twenty eight (28) month Lease term, Fleetway contacted [redacted] and demanded payment as required under the terms of the Lease. As the result of [redacted]’s chronic lease payment delinquencies, and in accordance with the terms of the Lease, late fees (service charges) accrued in the amount of One thousand Six Hundred Twenty Seven (1,627.53) Dollars and Fifty Three Cents. In addition to the continually accruing late fees (services charges), as of early September 2014, Mr. Horace was four (4) months in arrears on his monthly payment obligations under the Lease, totaling Two Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty Nine ($2,969.01) Dollars and One Cent. Accordingly, the Equipment was repossessed on or about September 3, 2014.
On September 10, 2014, counsel for Fleetway issued the attached Notice of Repossession, Redemption, and of Disposition of Collateral (Exhibit “2” attached hereto) to [redacted]. [redacted] signed for the certified mail. See Exhibit “2.” [redacted] was notified of his right to redeem the Equipment by making full Five Cents (See Exhibit “1”). [redacted] was also given specific instructions on how to redeem the Equipment. That notwithstanding, [redacted] hired a lawyer, [redacted], Esquire, to attempt to negotiate the redemption, but no agreement was reached and the redemption period expired.
Fleetway has performed all of its obligations under the terms of the Equipment Lease, and has validly and legally taken all actions in accordance with its rights under the Lease, the Uniform Commercial Code and any and all other applicable laws. [redacted]’s complaint that the truck was repossessed with two payments left on an account that “was up to date” is, obviously, wishful thinking and ignores the true facts.
Very truly yours,

Review: truck was repo. with 2 payments left on account that was up to date.shrirley b[redacted] was not very helpful in the matter.[redacted] employee was very confuss about the account.wihch ihave twoDesired Settlement: get my truck back in same condition

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Response:

October 17, 2014Dear Sir/Madam:We represent the interests of Fleetway Capital Corp. (“Fleetway”) in connection with the above referenced matter. Please let this letter serve as Fleetway’s response to the complaint filed by [redacted] on or about September 23, 2014. In accordance with your request of Tuesday, October 7, 2014, below is Fleetway’s explanation of its position with respect to the above referenced complaint.On or about June 21, 2012, Fleetway entered into a Master Lease Agreement No. [redacted] and Vehicle Schedule and Disclosure Statement for Equipment Schedule #[redacted] (hereinafter collectively, the “Lease”) with [redacted]. d/b/a/[redacted] and [redacted], for the lease of one (1) 1996 [redacted] VIN No. [redacted] (hereinafter the “Equipment”). See Lease attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit “1”. Pursuant to the Lease, [redacted] was required to make twenty eight (28) monthly payments in the amount of Seven Hundred Forty Six ($746.71) Dollars and Seventy One Cents. See Exhibit “1,” Schedule #[redacted]. Fleetway delivered the leased Equipment in accordance with the Lease terms.As early as October 2012, only four (4) months into the Lease, [redacted] was non-compliant with respect to the Lease payment obligations. On at least twenty-seven (27) separate occasions, over the course of the twenty eight (28) month Lease term, Fleetway contacted [redacted] and demanded payment as required under the terms of the Lease. As the result of [redacted]’s chronic lease payment delinquencies, and in accordance with the terms of the Lease, late fees (service charges) accrued in the amount of One thousand Six Hundred Twenty Seven (1,627.53) Dollars and Fifty Three Cents. In addition to the continually accruing late fees (services charges), as of early September 2014, Mr. Horace was four (4) months in arrears on his monthly payment obligations under the Lease, totaling Two Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty Nine ($2,969.01) Dollars and One Cent. Accordingly, the Equipment was repossessed on or about September 3, 2014.On September 10, 2014, counsel for Fleetway issued the attached Notice of Repossession, Redemption, and of Disposition of Collateral (Exhibit “2” attached hereto) to [redacted] signed for the certified mail. See Exhibit “2.” [redacted] was notified of his right to redeem the Equipment by making full Five Cents (See Exhibit “1”). [redacted] was also given specific instructions on how to redeem the Equipment. That notwithstanding, [redacted] hired a lawyer, [redacted], Esquire, to attempt to negotiate the redemption, but no agreement was reached and the redemption period expired.Fleetway has performed all of its obligations under the terms of the Equipment Lease, and has validly and legally taken all actions in accordance with its rights under the Lease, the Uniform Commercial Code and any and all other applicable laws. [redacted]’s complaint that the truck was repossessed with two payments left on an account that “was up to date” is, obviously, wishful thinking and ignores the true facts.Very truly yours,