Ms*** Nissan Altima Purchase date 09/22/with $down payment Signed contract for bi weekly payments to begin on October in the amount of $Purchased vehicle “AS IS” with an IOU from our company that we would replace brake padsReliable Rides prides itself in doing what is in our control to offer quality vehicles, once it was brought to our attention of a mechanical issue we had Ms [redacted] take the vehicle to our mechanic for repairs that we paid for in addition to replacing the brake padsReliable Rides also gave Ms [redacted] an opportunity to trade in the Altima for another vehicle on the lot if she was not satisfied and she declinedWhile the vehicle was at the mechanics her first payment became due, again to offer quality customer service Reliable Rides allowed Ms [redacted] the opportunity to not make her October payment and move that payment to the end of her loanSo not only did Reliable Rides pay for repairs associated with an “AS IS” purchased vehicle we also worked with Ms [redacted] on her first paymentPayment due dates were as follows: October 6th October 20th November 3rd November 17th One cash payment was received on October 14th in the amount of $Due to default in contracted payment schedule Right to Cure letters were mailed to both Ms [redacted] and Ms [redacted] (co buyer) on November 19th, to address given to Reliable Rides via applications and contractBoth letters were returned via the US post office as undeliverable November 28th and December 8thNovember 28th, towing company was hired to take possession of the vehicle due to the fact that the payments had not been receivedNot only did Reliable Rides follow the correct procedures we gave Ms [redacted] superior customer service and opportunities to fulfill her contracted agreementReliable Rides Auto Sales, LLC [redacted] ***
Ms. [redacted] 2005 Nissan Altima Purchase date 09/22/15 with $1500 down payment Signed contract for bi weekly payments to begin on October 6 in the amount of $160. Purchased vehicle “AS IS” with an IOU from our company that we...
would replace brake pads. Reliable Rides prides itself in doing what is in our control to offer quality vehicles, once it was brought to our attention of a mechanical issue we had Ms. [redacted] take the vehicle to our mechanic for repairs that we paid for in addition to replacing the brake pads. Reliable Rides also gave Ms [redacted] an opportunity to trade in the 2005 Altima for another vehicle on the lot if she was not satisfied and she declined. While the vehicle was at the mechanics her first payment became due, again to offer quality customer service Reliable Rides allowed Ms [redacted] the opportunity to not make her October 6 payment and move that payment to the end of her loan. So not only did Reliable Rides pay for repairs associated with an “AS IS” purchased vehicle we also worked with Ms. [redacted] on her first payment. Payment due dates were as follows: October 6th October 20th November 3rd November 17th One cash payment was received on October 14th in the amount of $160. Due to default in contracted payment schedule Right to Cure letters were mailed to both Ms. [redacted] and Ms. [redacted] (co buyer) on November 19th, 2015 to address given to Reliable Rides via applications and contract. Both letters were returned via the US post office as undeliverable November 28th and December 8th. November 28th, towing company was hired to take possession of the vehicle due to the fact that the payments had not been received. Not only did Reliable Rides follow the correct procedures we gave Ms. [redacted] superior customer service and opportunities to fulfill her contracted agreement. Reliable Rides Auto Sales, LLC [redacted]
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Ms*** Nissan Altima Purchase date 09/22/with $down payment Signed contract for bi weekly payments to begin on October in the amount of $Purchased vehicle “AS IS” with an IOU from our company that we would replace brake padsReliable Rides prides itself in doing what is in our control to offer quality vehicles, once it was brought to our attention of a mechanical issue we had Ms [redacted] take the vehicle to our mechanic for repairs that we paid for in addition to replacing the brake padsReliable Rides also gave Ms [redacted] an opportunity to trade in the Altima for another vehicle on the lot if she was not satisfied and she declinedWhile the vehicle was at the mechanics her first payment became due, again to offer quality customer service Reliable Rides allowed Ms [redacted] the opportunity to not make her October payment and move that payment to the end of her loanSo not only did Reliable Rides pay for repairs associated with an “AS IS” purchased vehicle we also worked with Ms [redacted] on her first paymentPayment due dates were as follows: October 6th October 20th November 3rd November 17th One cash payment was received on October 14th in the amount of $Due to default in contracted payment schedule Right to Cure letters were mailed to both Ms [redacted] and Ms [redacted] (co buyer) on November 19th, to address given to Reliable Rides via applications and contractBoth letters were returned via the US post office as undeliverable November 28th and December 8thNovember 28th, towing company was hired to take possession of the vehicle due to the fact that the payments had not been receivedNot only did Reliable Rides follow the correct procedures we gave Ms [redacted] superior customer service and opportunities to fulfill her contracted agreementReliable Rides Auto Sales, LLC [redacted] ***
Ms. [redacted] 2005 Nissan Altima Purchase date 09/22/15 with $1500 down payment Signed contract for bi weekly payments to begin on October 6 in the amount of $160. Purchased vehicle “AS IS” with an IOU from our company that we...
would replace brake pads. Reliable Rides prides itself in doing what is in our control to offer quality vehicles, once it was brought to our attention of a mechanical issue we had Ms. [redacted] take the vehicle to our mechanic for repairs that we paid for in addition to replacing the brake pads. Reliable Rides also gave Ms [redacted] an opportunity to trade in the 2005 Altima for another vehicle on the lot if she was not satisfied and she declined. While the vehicle was at the mechanics her first payment became due, again to offer quality customer service Reliable Rides allowed Ms [redacted] the opportunity to not make her October 6 payment and move that payment to the end of her loan. So not only did Reliable Rides pay for repairs associated with an “AS IS” purchased vehicle we also worked with Ms. [redacted] on her first payment. Payment due dates were as follows: October 6th October 20th November 3rd November 17th One cash payment was received on October 14th in the amount of $160. Due to default in contracted payment schedule Right to Cure letters were mailed to both Ms. [redacted] and Ms. [redacted] (co buyer) on November 19th, 2015 to address given to Reliable Rides via applications and contract. Both letters were returned via the US post office as undeliverable November 28th and December 8th. November 28th, towing company was hired to take possession of the vehicle due to the fact that the payments had not been received. Not only did Reliable Rides follow the correct procedures we gave Ms. [redacted] superior customer service and opportunities to fulfill her contracted agreement. Reliable Rides Auto Sales, LLC [redacted]
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