- Report: #683841
Complaint Review: TitleMax Of Knoxville #3
| TitleMax Of Knoxville #3 3009 N.Broadway
Knoxville, Tennessee United States of America |
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TitleMax Of Knoxville #3 TITLE MAX OF KNOXVILLE #3, Theiving Coldblooded Lying Jerks Knoxville, Tennessee
*Consumer Suggestion: Get my stuff back
*Consumer Comment: future planning
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: They cannot withhold your belongings
*General Comment: or
*General Comment: You have rights
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I would like to tell everyone that this company is the biggest bunch of theives you could ever encounter. The company I had worked for downsized and I lost my job,I needed money to keep pay my bills. I took the title to my truck to get the money with the promise of a job in a few weeks but that was put on hold. I have lost my house due to loosing my job. My wife and son are living with her mother and I am staying with mine. I know I owe the money on my truck I am not disputing that, they had a repo guy to come to my moms and drive off with it.
They didn't even give me a chance to get any of my belongings out of my truck. I had almost everything I owned in my truck. They took my clothes,my sons clothes,his bike, my tools, even my drivers license, mine and my sons birth certificate and social security cards.All I have are the clothes I was wearing they have everything else. I called and ask them if I could get my belongings back and was told no. They said they were going to inventory the belongings and I wasn't getting them back. I agreed to sale them my truck for the loan but not my entire life that was in the truck. Is this illegal for them to keep everything I own, or is there a way for me to get my belongings back they can have my truck for the money I owe . Please someone tell me what recourse I have.
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Suggestion
Get my stuff back
AUTHOR: duke0645 - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 16, 2012
#2 Consumer Comment
future planning
AUTHOR: Vandreal - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 16, 2012
I realize that owning (or trying to own) a house is a large finacial responsibility, however, this does not give anyone the right to put another person down for trying to do so. If all someone can afford to do is live paycheck to paycheck then it is sad; but it's what they have to deal with. However, this may not have been the case here. Unfortunately, not everyone can have the best paying jobs to support their financial security.... and anyone who doesn't understand this is not worth the attention of a worm.
Now, as far as what to do next. Demand your belongings back and then see what recourse can be taken for getting back your vehicle. Depending on the amount, you might consider just getting a used "rust bucket" that simply runs well enough to get you too a job and back.I just found a pick-up for 2600 in my area. It has work too be done on it but the cost for that shouldn't put it over 3200 total. I recommend going to a local "for sale" web site and seeing what they have.
#3 UPDATE EX-employee responds
They cannot withhold your belongings
AUTHOR: Ex-Collector - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, February 16, 2012
#4 General Comment
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AUTHOR: axxx - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, February 17, 2011
No. Actually you lost you house due to not having an emergency fund and living paycheck to paycheck rather than saving money. If you don't have the skills to provide enough of an income to allow you to save any money you should not be having children until you enhance your skills. I don't mean to be rude, but I'm sick of people who make tons of wrong choices acting like victims because they were not prepared for one of the bumps in the road that happen to all of us. Things happen. People lose their jobs all the time, often for reasons that are not their fault. But not everyones life spins into instant chaos the first time they miss a paycheck. We are (or should be) all aware that at some point during our lives there is a pretty good chance that each of us will be laid off or have some other unexpected problem that will require us to either go without an income for a while or pay out a big chunk of money. Smart people save money so that when things like this happen it does not totally ruin their lives. Losers believe it is not their fault, and since it is not their fault they should not have done anything differently, so in the future they will not do anything differently. Every bump in the road will result in chaos.
#5 General Comment
You have rights
AUTHOR: duke0645 - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, February 17, 2011
All title pawn businesses must be licensed and if you have complaints you can address them to The Tenn Dept of Financial Institutions, Nashville. 615-432-1020 If I can be of any further help you can e-mail me at (((Redacted))) Bill Valencia
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