Reliable credit Repossess my car with no reason Milwaukee Oregon

 First off, you are with this subprime deadbeat lender because YOUR reputation is to NOT pay your bills on time! Of course, in very typical serial deadbeat fashion, YOU fail to pay them on time as well. Of course it's all their fault, isn't it? You come here and "write" all this in one long, continuous, run-on sentence without ANY punctuation, sentence structure or capitalization. These are things taught and learned in the second grade. Impressive! Very impressive!

Typical "Sub-Prime" entitlement attitude. As contrary to the title of your report, there was a reason for the Reposession. The reason was that you were unable to make your payment on-time as you made a legal agreement to.  A bank has a right to protect their assets(the car) if they feel that the borrower won't be able to complete the loan agreement.  Sure you don't have to like it, you can say you don't think they should reposess your car. But it is what you agreed to when you signed the legal agreement to pay them back a set amount of money, for a set amount of time.

Oh and as for the Bankruptcy "trick" you tried to pull. One very common ploy that is used by "Sub-Prime" borrowers is the threat that they are going to declare Bankruptcy, where a majority of thime they have no intention of doing so.  They do this because they "think" it will scare the creditor into doing what ever the borrower wants with the mistaken impression of "Well they will be happy to get something instead of nothing".  The part that the borrowers often forget is that the creditors are smart and see right through this.  In fact this "threat" generally has the opposite affect as it will often force a creditors hand to take action they may not generally take yet. So there is a very good chance had you not used the threat of "bankruptcy" you may still have your car.  By the way even if you do delcare bankrptcy that may not have protected your car. As if the judge feels that you can't afford the car they may still order you to return it. Especially if you are near paying it off and it could be used to pay off other debts.