Titlemax Title Max owner Jerry does not care about Georgia State Law!! Atlanta, Georgia

I am in no way defending Titlemax but I have also used them before.  The only way to get so upset is that you failed to do your homework prior to getting that PAWN!!!! Yes PAWN not LOAN!!!!!  You eagerly accepted the check and signed a contract agreeing to the terms.  Nowhere in that contract did it state that if you became unemployed that your debt could be negotiated.

What you did was pawn your vehicle which has the same concept as pawning jewelry.  You don't pay you lose the pawned items. It's simple, you did not follow the rules.  Now you want to become all hostile and blame the company for your lack of compliance. We ALL know that times are hard, but that does not release you of liabilty for a justified debt that you incurred on your own free will.

Titlemax was probably the best thing since sliced bread when you got that money.  Grow Up!!!! You didn't do the correct thing now take it as a learning experience and stop acting like someone did you wrong.

BTW the owner of Titlemax is not whoever that Jerry guy is that you kept referring to.  It is also not a franchise.  All I had to do was Google that to find that out.  The mere fact that you were mistaken tells me that you are just ranting and raving for no good reason.  Other commenters have already corrected you on YOUR version of the law.

Of course Titlemax is not the best place to get money but for some of US it is the only way to get it in a time of need.  So don't knock that hustle.  Just turn in your vehicle and do the right thing.  It's folks like you who think that they can get something for nothing and try to make it seem as if someone has done something wrong to you.  If you play with the devil he is going to expect for you to pay. IJS!!!

Oh My Mr. Matlock,

Well explain to all of us how come I was able to get a lawyer and still get my title back? Explain to all of us how come I didnt get arrested when the police came to my home to get my car? Explain to all of us How come the company you are defending turned whiter than flour when i got my lawyer? Everybody Situation is not the same but sometimes similar. Point is this you are wrong. The way i went to make sure i didn't get screwed was the correct way and i will do it one hundred times again if i have to.
            Once again it is CIVIL not a Criminal Matter. So therefore research your history because every state has different laws Mr. Court TV.  I am here to help people who are in a bind like i was with Titlemax. If you feel you always have to have the smartest remarks and most popular article Please Go WORK FOR USATODAY!!

This is pretty much Standard Operating Procedure.  When a person realizes they are wrong and have nothing..they go to the "You must be an employee".  Well sorry to burst your bubble, but I do not work for them(or any of the other couple dozen companies I have been accused of working for).

The facts are still unchanged.  You can not show in the laws you are trying to use that you can basically make any settlement offer you want and they must accept it. 

As to your continued statement that you are safe from the cops.  If you had any reading comprehension you would realize that you are living in a dream.  As stated IF Titlemax wanted to Reposes your car because you failed to live up to the contract.  Then if for what ever reason you made it impossible for them to do so, they do have legal avenues to take.  One is to go to court, and since it is a Civil matter you are still NOT entitled to a lawyer.  In court they can make their case and since they can show that you made an agreement, and have not met the terms the judge will issue a Court Order for you to hand over the car.  Then one day shortly after that the Officers will show up at your door and you have a choice either hand over the car or don't.  If you chose not to, then since you are now in violation of a court order they can arrest you.  Where you are now subject to not only additional Civil penalties.but Criminal ones.  Of course for the criminal ones the lawyer will help..but you are still on your own for the civil.

I just happen to notice one more of your lovely interpretations.   You can NOT legally sell a car without the title.  If you sell the car with them as a lienholder, you have totally crossed the line into the "Intent to Defraud" and have zero chance of prevailing if they ever sued you and they may even decide to bring criminal charges against you.

Oh and you don't have to believe me...just do a search for "What happens if you hide your car from repossession".    But I warn you in advance..you may not like the answers you see.

Your whole claims are false. No Police gets involved in civil matters. You Are an employee of Title max using a scare tactic to make someone worry and pay and etc. Since you work for these bitchesx  You obviously have forgotten that it is your responsibility as a title max employee to put a tracker on the vehicle just in case the person stops paying on the loan.  You guys didn't do that in this case further more Once you get a lawyer everything changes. Cause u have a right to a hearing and etc. See assholes like you who were taught how to f**k over people as an employee should be ashamed of yourself.

       

It seems as if you have a very loose interpretation of the law.   It says you have the right to settle, it doesn't say that the pawn broker MUST accept your settlement.  It also doesn't give guidelines as to what that means.  Well let me put it this way..the one sentence of the law you posted doesn't state that.  I bet the full text of the law is a lot more interesting..and damaging to your claims.

I never forced the loan from him?
- Your right you never forced the loan from him.  What you did do though is go their on your own free will, and in exchange for them loaning you the money you agreed to certain terms.  One of which was to make your payments on-time and for the scheduled amount.

No where in American can ANY car dealer or business FORCE money out of someone
- Your right they can't. But what they can do is take every legal avenue available to them.  In your case repossessing the car.

 No police officer in America is going to listen to these con-artists lying about someone not making a payment if that person is doing all they can to rectify the situation
- You want to bet?  There are people every day all over the country who have their cars repossessed even though they paid "something".    By the way there would be no lie in this case.  By your own admission the amount due was $95.87 and you tried to pay him only $50.      I guess in your mind if you wanted to pay him $1 that would be just as good as $50 because you were trying to "rectify" the situation.

Here is actually what would happen.  The company would locate your car, and if they can not get it voluntarily they would then go to a judge.  The judge would see that a)You did get the loan, b)You did not make your FULL payment, and c)in the loan you signed you gave them the right to reposes your car.  At that time the judge would issue a court order, and then the company along with the County Sheriff would show up at your door.  At that time you have a choice..hand over the car or go to jail.    Oh and you say they wouldn't do that because it would cost them too much..well guess what.  That cost is passed on to you.

The real sad thing is that if you put 1/2 the effort you are putting in to try and prove that you are entitled to things that you are not..you would have zero problem actually finding a job.