Aarons Sales & Lease Aarons Sales & Lease Threatening note on my door Tacoma Washington

All i can say is if we didn't have overs like u we wouldn't have a job so thank you for keeping me employed...Merry Christmas

All i can say is if we didn't have overs like u we wouldn't have a job so thank you for keeping me employed...Merry Christmas

All i can say is if we didn't have overs like u we wouldn't have a job so thank you for keeping me employed...Merry Christmas

Laurat, You sound like the 30 overs i carry every cycle...it's in the mail as they all say.......or here is my favorite........I'll be in on Friday. This place isn't called Fridays, it's Aaron's. Payment is due on or before the due date or surrender the leased items. You are just breaking the lease agreement and you need a good excuse to justify your delinquency. Or here is an idea.....go to the store....Don't you think they might be able to help you out with an extension....even though u don't qualify for it but it's a good excuse enough for us to get u off our nons? But then again, why rant on you....if we accounts dept didn't have you we wouldn't have jobs....so thank you for your contribution...Merry Christmas

Where are you mailing your payment from, London England? I dont know of any mail carrier that would take 30 days to deliver mail. Have you spoken to the GM of the store about the situation? Usually if you respond to the phone calls they can put a promisary note into their system to notify the Customer Accounts manager of other arrangements made.

I informed them that I was sending in the payment. They still continue to call and threaten me. In WA state if you inform them not to call you at work they are not allowed. They also should not be allowed to threaten me either. Like you said "take me to court then." When I inform them its in the mail, don't continue to harrass me.

Where's the ripoff?

What do you expect them to do?

They certainly can file a criminal complaint against you. Around here, the charge would be criminal conversion. I doubt they will do this, but they are within their rights to do so. More than likely, they will sue you in civil court. If you receive a summons, don't ignore it - they will get a default judgement against you if you do.

Perhaps you should give the property back.