CIT Lease Finance Group RIP-OFF LEASING SCAM AVOID AT ALL COSTS Chicago Illinois

Hi
It is sad when all of us may be so nice victims. File BBB just a small step to make these scammer aware of. They may have hundreds or may be thousands complain like this already.

I use scare tactics, which why they have to settle my case in short time. These company scare of publication, so if you let them know what you can do to widen your communication, they will very unhappy to know.

Write to all Attorney Office in any State relate to those company, file with FTC, write any blog, forum, newspapers, get it as the plan to fight, do not need to contact them, they will contact you if they feel you may damage them publicly.
Record all phone calls, mail only with registered mail. Your local Police Dept may also helpful for information.

If you get enough evident, file the law suit, the cost may be the same if you let them damage your credit or have to pay them full term.
These people will start to contact you, because how they can win in the court of law.
We are he one makes up Jury system, not you or me but all of American are. So what you and we feel, they are too.

I want to unite but it may take time, together we will get this company get justice.
Let get some hope.
Have a nice day.

Thanks Phu for backing me up. He's right. A large percentage of people don't fully read through a document before signing on it, trusting instead on the representative thy are speaking with to be telling them the full truth.
Sure, in retrospect had I been there at the lease signing I would have possibly wanted to peruse the document.

But I would have taken the reps word to be the truth as well. The problem is, is that with speaking with a rep there is no real evidence as to what you say they told you.

Initially before I wrote this report I tried to get into contact with Joe Leone, the Chairman/ VP of finance, in hopes that he may have been ale to help me, but just like the rest of the company he didn't want to help. Instead, his secretary gave me the run around when I called, after I emailed him.

So I filled this out and a report to the BBB. I am still awaiting response from the BBB, CIT has until the 25th of this month to respond (not sure what happens after that though). I'll keep this updated as to what happens.

Thanks Phu for backing me up. He's right. A large percentage of people don't fully read through a document before signing on it, trusting instead on the representative thy are speaking with to be telling them the full truth.
Sure, in retrospect had I been there at the lease signing I would have possibly wanted to peruse the document.

But I would have taken the reps word to be the truth as well. The problem is, is that with speaking with a rep there is no real evidence as to what you say they told you.

Initially before I wrote this report I tried to get into contact with Joe Leone, the Chairman/ VP of finance, in hopes that he may have been ale to help me, but just like the rest of the company he didn't want to help. Instead, his secretary gave me the run around when I called, after I emailed him.

So I filled this out and a report to the BBB. I am still awaiting response from the BBB, CIT has until the 25th of this month to respond (not sure what happens after that though). I'll keep this updated as to what happens.

Thanks Phu for backing me up. He's right. A large percentage of people don't fully read through a document before signing on it, trusting instead on the representative thy are speaking with to be telling them the full truth.
Sure, in retrospect had I been there at the lease signing I would have possibly wanted to peruse the document.

But I would have taken the reps word to be the truth as well. The problem is, is that with speaking with a rep there is no real evidence as to what you say they told you.

Initially before I wrote this report I tried to get into contact with Joe Leone, the Chairman/ VP of finance, in hopes that he may have been ale to help me, but just like the rest of the company he didn't want to help. Instead, his secretary gave me the run around when I called, after I emailed him.

So I filled this out and a report to the BBB. I am still awaiting response from the BBB, CIT has until the 25th of this month to respond (not sure what happens after that though). I'll keep this updated as to what happens.

Thanks Phu for backing me up. He's right. A large percentage of people don't fully read through a document before signing on it, trusting instead on the representative thy are speaking with to be telling them the full truth.
Sure, in retrospect had I been there at the lease signing I would have possibly wanted to peruse the document.

But I would have taken the reps word to be the truth as well. The problem is, is that with speaking with a rep there is no real evidence as to what you say they told you.

Initially before I wrote this report I tried to get into contact with Joe Leone, the Chairman/ VP of finance, in hopes that he may have been ale to help me, but just like the rest of the company he didn't want to help. Instead, his secretary gave me the run around when I called, after I emailed him.

So I filled this out and a report to the BBB. I am still awaiting response from the BBB, CIT has until the 25th of this month to respond (not sure what happens after that though). I'll keep this updated as to what happens.

I am myself was scam by this company too.
It may not "Business owner" but any one have to read before sign any paper work, you are exactly right about it.

But i consider Mr Doug is an lucky one, have any one read all document before you sign any thing? (may be a day of work) or just trusting on people whom you are engaged.

I did have all evident even phone conversation tape, so they quickly to cancel my contract and refund my money back, most victims was never have that much evident to take them to the court.
I wish Mr Doug never get scam, but when he does he will know it is hard lesson to learn.


These victims wrote in this site not for barking right or wrong tree, but they want to share their matter to get other voided to learn lesson.
I you do not think CIT is scammer, remember this word, wait and see.

I try to get my website ready, so we can get all victims together for class action lawsuit, so unitedtofight them.

Any "business owner" should know enough not to sign ANYTHING without reading it!!

You are barking up the wrong tree. Look in the mirror to find out who is at fault here.

I hope this is a lesson learned.