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[email protected]
December 18, 2010
rick
I contacted Speedyrepo to pick up a customer who didn't make their payments. because this customer left our are I looked online for a Repo company near our customer's current location. I ended up calling Speedyrepo to my utter dismay. While talking to the guy who answered the phone I asked him what they chatged to repo a vehicle. He told me everything except they charge a contigency fee. Being that I've never heard of this fee and their was no skip tracing involved and I knew the address of the customer I decided to use this shady company. Like clockwork they got the vehicle 7 hours after I told them where it was. However, I ies charge a close out fee of up to was told bu an employee named Amanda that the fee was 1600. After argiung and talking to rick who's proably the owner of this company they lowered the fee a little. They justify the fee by saying that if they don't find the car they don't get paid, however, most companies charge a close out fee instead. Speedy repo charges a percentage of the vehicle found, which is not clearly stated up front nor is it even close to reasonable. These guy's are liar's and are complete scam artists, if you use them you will get screwed.
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INSANE007
July 1, 2010
Unprofessional-Possibly dangerous
I called this company about getting MY vehicle that I CO OWN with my ex - who is deployed & behind on payments- and I got called a fat a@# (I weigh 117) a queen of my trailor park (I live in a 5 bedroom brick home), and various other filthy (c^%$) degrading things. I read elsewhere of paperwork these people produce as being 4th grade level. That is very believeable. The police said it is not criminal but it should be. Not all people in the military are saints- they are capable of committing crime just like any other human being. These people sound very dangerous. I hope that someone out there is reading these complaints. Why are they still in business? Better yet- HOW are they still in business?
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