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Dear original uninformed "victim",

Not to rub salt in an old wound, I'd like to verify that I have done business with Why Not Lease It because, at the time of my purchase, my credit score was sub-par due to fals information within my credit report.  Which has now sense been corrected.  Nevertheless, I custom ordered a brand new computer from a large computer manufacturer with each component consisting of the fastest, biggest, best, etc. I chose Why Not Lease It because the leasing terms and early buy out amount was actually extremely reasonable.  I made my first payment, received my brand new computer via shipping shortly thereafter, continued my payments until I reached my early purchase buy out option.  I made my last payment, was mailed a form stating that I was now the true owner of the merchandise, (which I didn't really care if I received it or not), but was never charged another penny for the merchandise.  They no longer have access to my account(s) that I used for payments, and I over paid $90.63 because of leasing it instead of purchasing it straight from the computer company.  To be specific; my payments were $90.69 every two weeks, I made 7 payments and my 8th and final payment was $473.64.  My grand total paid to Why Not Lease It was $1108.47.  The computer I ordered totaled $1017.84.  Yes, I over paid $91 for using the lease program but everything was spelled out CRYSTAL CLEAR.  I own my kick @$$ computer, have paid nothing extra, and have no complaints about the company.  Most every person who has reported this company does not have any legitimate reason to report.  Payments continue to be debited because you, me, and everyone else agreed to the same terms which states that they will continue to debit payments until you purchase the product, or return the product. My lease was no different from anyone else’s.  The difference between me and them is I followed the lease terms exactly and paid off my merchandise, on time, with a final payment, once it came available.  When you agree to a contract that you don't read fail to understand, it's our own fault.

I wish you better luck in future contracts, agreements, or purchases.

Best Regards,

Satisfied Customer "W" (My initial)

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Sounds like you didn't actually read the 2 page contract you said you read when you signed the eletronic signature pad. 2 pages. 2 pages is all it would have taken to make sure you were an informed citizen. But no, you couldnt even find the time to glance over the first paragraph of the contract, which tells you everything you need to know about how the program works. You carry on like the victim, when in fact you are the perpetrator....of ignorance. You must also have poor credit to rely on such a program, which means you are most likely a rather untrustworthy fellow.

Ponzi scheme - a fraudulent investment operation where the operator, an individual or organization, pays returns to its investors from new capital paid to the operators by new investors, rather than from profit earned by the operator.

...Why Not Lease It doesn't do this.......or else they would be in jail........like everyone else who runs an actual Ponzi scheme.

Please try to use proper terminology when making your......I was going to say 'points', but it doesnt appear you made any.

...pity