Triad Financial Repo'd car illegally North Richland Hills Texas

I'm sorry, but your vehicle was not paid for - you still owed the $2000 you mentioned they billed you for. This was part of your loan agreement; if you are late they charge you interest. That interest becomes due at or immediately after the last payment due date. This is not abnormal but VERY normal.

So you have no leg to stand on for a legal case. They legally reclaimed a vehicle that you had not finished paying for. They legally did what you AGREED they could do if you didn't make payments.

I had a Grand Caravan That I payed on for five years. After making the last payment I was sent a $2000 Bill For owed interest. I just payed $27000 for a $16000 Van!!!! They told me it was added cost for times I was a little late in a payment. No pre warning just send it. They reposesed my PAID for Van then sent me a bill for $2600 dollars for what they did not recover in the sale plus other charges. When I called I was ask if I would like to pay this small amount at that time. I said no and was threatened and told they are contacting the IRS. Good luck! If ANYONE files a law suit email me. I am talking with a Lawyer tomorrow to file a civil case against them. BTW, captss, You work for them?? It sure sounds like it! You talk the same way they do.
John, Phila.

if management of your gated community had let them in to do the reposession?

Living in a gate community does not PREVENT a reposession. All they would need to do is contact management, show the reposession order from the CREDITOR who OWNS the vehicle, and management would have been required to allow them entry to reposses the vehicle.

Of course, they could have employeed other techniques, such as following you to work or some other destination, and then take it while you're working, shopping, etc.

You have no basis to sue them for reposessing the vehicle. There might be an issue for the community management/HOA to address with them, based on local laws, but that would be between the HOA and the towing company-not you.

if management of your gated community had let them in to do the reposession?

Living in a gate community does not PREVENT a reposession. All they would need to do is contact management, show the reposession order from the CREDITOR who OWNS the vehicle, and management would have been required to allow them entry to reposses the vehicle.

Of course, they could have employeed other techniques, such as following you to work or some other destination, and then take it while you're working, shopping, etc.

You have no basis to sue them for reposessing the vehicle. There might be an issue for the community management/HOA to address with them, based on local laws, but that would be between the HOA and the towing company-not you.

if management of your gated community had let them in to do the reposession?

Living in a gate community does not PREVENT a reposession. All they would need to do is contact management, show the reposession order from the CREDITOR who OWNS the vehicle, and management would have been required to allow them entry to reposses the vehicle.

Of course, they could have employeed other techniques, such as following you to work or some other destination, and then take it while you're working, shopping, etc.

You have no basis to sue them for reposessing the vehicle. There might be an issue for the community management/HOA to address with them, based on local laws, but that would be between the HOA and the towing company-not you.

if management of your gated community had let them in to do the reposession?

Living in a gate community does not PREVENT a reposession. All they would need to do is contact management, show the reposession order from the CREDITOR who OWNS the vehicle, and management would have been required to allow them entry to reposses the vehicle.

Of course, they could have employeed other techniques, such as following you to work or some other destination, and then take it while you're working, shopping, etc.

You have no basis to sue them for reposessing the vehicle. There might be an issue for the community management/HOA to address with them, based on local laws, but that would be between the HOA and the towing company-not you.

What you failed to mention was that you were behind in your car payment and had your car repossessed for no other reason than that. They do not have to inform you. Not only is that a ridicioulus idea, imagine how counter-productive that would be when they are legally reclaiming what theirs.

How they entered the complex is not really your concern. If someone has a beef with them, it should be the security or the property management. You are just upset because they got in and did a repo.

You immediately spout off "class action lawsuit!" Do you even know what that is, what is involved, how long they take and how the consumer receives little to nothing if the case is won?

How can you spew class action lawsuit when you violated the contract? It gets old reading on here how everyone wants a class action lawsuit when often the poster is the one in the wrong.

If you feel so sure you did nothing wrong and they did, why don't you file your own lawsuit?