Complaint Review: UGLY DUCKLING - DRIVE TIME - GARLAND Texas
- UGLY DUCKLING - DRIVE TIME GARLAND RD. GARLAND, Texas U.S.A.
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UGLY DUCKLING/DRIVE TIME ripoff, HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE, THE LIST GOES ON... GARLAND Texas
*Consumer Suggestion: He was right.
*Consumer Suggestion: Well, yes there is.
*Consumer Suggestion: Well, yes there is.
*Consumer Suggestion: Well, yes there is.
*Consumer Suggestion: Well, yes there is.
*Consumer Comment: Their is NO cooling off period for cars. It only applies to sales solited while at home. telemarketers and door to door sales.
*Consumer Comment: I do not get it. how you can justify halting payments
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I bought a 1992 Mercury Sable from Ugly Duckling because I had a repo on my credit which was not supposed to be there. On my way home from the dealership the CHECK ENGINE light came on and that is where the problems started.
I am a single mom who is already struggling to make ends meet and all I wanted was transportaton to get me to adn from work everyday. To make a long story short I put more money into the repairs on the car than the car was even worth.
I finally was able to get the repo off my credit that was not supposed to be there. So I took the car that I bought from Ugly Duckling up to the Mitsubishi in our area to trade it in for a new car since I had finally gotten my credit cleared up.
Ugly Duckling did not want to work with or even speak to anyone at the Mitsubishi Dealership. The salesman at Mitsubishi thought that this was the wierdest thing for them to not want me to trade in their car.
So needless to say, I purchased a car without trading in the Ugly Duckling car and voluntarily repoed the UD car. They sent me a letter stating that they sold my car at an auction for only $50.00 so I was responsible for the remaining balance.
I ignored the letter and the phone calls started at my job. For a while they were calling me everyday telling me I needed to pay them or they were going to take me to court for it. I at first asked them to quit calling me and then when that didn't work I yelled at them and said they had better quit calling me.
After a few weeks of that they stopped calling and now I have another repo on my credit. I would recommend that anyone and everyone stay far away from Ugly Duckling/Drive Time...they are clearly rip-offs.
Mandi
LEWISVILLE, Texas
U.S.A.
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#7 Consumer Suggestion
He was right.
AUTHOR: Krista - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, September 27, 2003
"J" was right. There are NO cooling off periods for vehicle purchases in ANY state.

#6 Consumer Suggestion
Well, yes there is.
AUTHOR: Boz - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, September 26, 2003
Any contract may be called into conflict within three business days. Perhaps you hear about Tele-marketers more often, but a purchase is a purchase. I am not sure what the term "Solited in the home" means. I guess it is some fancy legal talk. All I have to go on here are the "Statutes of Contractual Law; 8th Edition for The State of Texas" which are just a bunch of boring laws in a heavy book. Like I said before, I could be mistaken. It is my job not to be, but no one is perfect.
I also know it can be an irritant when little things like facts and laws get in the way of a person's strong opinion.
Best of luck with resolving your issues.

#5 Consumer Suggestion
Well, yes there is.
AUTHOR: Boz - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, September 26, 2003
Any contract may be called into conflict within three business days. Perhaps you hear about Tele-marketers more often, but a purchase is a purchase. I am not sure what the term "Solited in the home" means. I guess it is some fancy legal talk. All I have to go on here are the "Statutes of Contractual Law; 8th Edition for The State of Texas" which are just a bunch of boring laws in a heavy book. Like I said before, I could be mistaken. It is my job not to be, but no one is perfect.
I also know it can be an irritant when little things like facts and laws get in the way of a person's strong opinion.
Best of luck with resolving your issues.

#4 Consumer Suggestion
Well, yes there is.
AUTHOR: Boz - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, September 26, 2003
Any contract may be called into conflict within three business days. Perhaps you hear about Tele-marketers more often, but a purchase is a purchase. I am not sure what the term "Solited in the home" means. I guess it is some fancy legal talk. All I have to go on here are the "Statutes of Contractual Law; 8th Edition for The State of Texas" which are just a bunch of boring laws in a heavy book. Like I said before, I could be mistaken. It is my job not to be, but no one is perfect.
I also know it can be an irritant when little things like facts and laws get in the way of a person's strong opinion.
Best of luck with resolving your issues.

#3 Consumer Suggestion
Well, yes there is.
AUTHOR: Boz - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, September 26, 2003
Any contract may be called into conflict within three business days. Perhaps you hear about Tele-marketers more often, but a purchase is a purchase. I am not sure what the term "Solited in the home" means. I guess it is some fancy legal talk. All I have to go on here are the "Statutes of Contractual Law; 8th Edition for The State of Texas" which are just a bunch of boring laws in a heavy book. Like I said before, I could be mistaken. It is my job not to be, but no one is perfect.
I also know it can be an irritant when little things like facts and laws get in the way of a person's strong opinion.
Best of luck with resolving your issues.

#2 Consumer Comment
Their is NO cooling off period for cars. It only applies to sales solited while at home. telemarketers and door to door sales.
AUTHOR: J - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 25, 2003
See above.

#1 Consumer Comment
I do not get it. how you can justify halting payments
AUTHOR: Boz - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 25, 2003
Maybe I am missing something, but I do not see how you can justify halting payments on the car you bought from Ugly Duckling and then being offended when they come after you for the money. I am sure that this company is not among the better ones to deal with. Still the fact remains that you bought a car from them on credit and if you do not back away from the contract during the three day window of cooling off, then good bad or indifferent, you owe the debt.
Like I said, I may have missed something or maybe something was left out by mistake. If so, I appologize.


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