i hired a van and the company said that i damaged it, i didn't, and now they want me to pay 4 repairs. Help?
612674
Sue!  Get a barrister and make them prove the claims.  Call your credit card company and refuse the payment.  Tell them the credit was not authorized, and they will not pay it.
1031033
First the many letters and statements showing you owed them money is a good start that you had some warning and should know something was going to happen.\n\nSo yes there was plenty of notice, it was called you knowing that you were not paying for it.\n\nNext it is often very dangerous to let people know you are going to repo thier auto, most try to physcially stop the repo man or hide the car and worst.\n\nSo yes you should have known they were going to repo, not an official notice but come on, what do you think they were going to do.\n\nAnd why are you mad and wanting to find something on a company doing thier job because you failed to pay for the truck like you promised.\n\nIt is your fault and you are bad at them?????
913684
who is he?why is he still working for the company?he made this error.how many errors has he made before?he should pay for this mistake one way or an other. as for paying back the monies. i would seek legal advice and ask the above questions. why should you fork out for this  company's mistakes,not only in monies,stress,etc.
466513
Since it has been 8months I doubt you will get anywhere with it. Not only that you have to prove that they knew about the damage....the court doest side on just assumptions. If I would you next time you buy a used car take it some place and get it looked over if the dealer ship wont allow it have the look it over and sign off that there is no damage. If you dont like this answer I would seek legal help!
38822
call the company and explain they should not charge you
1169835
Contact your local housing authority to find out what options you have.  It varies from state to state and locale to locale, so specific options are hard to give.\n\nIf you haven't done a final close, then you can likely back out or negotiate a discount for repairs.  If you have already performed a final close, you may have to sue for damages, but this depends on jurisdiction.  Some places allow you to enter into a grievance with the inspector which may be resolved by an aribtrator or a judge.
813753
"well the agreement that was given dose say "as is" and that keven would help fix anything wrong with the car up to 90 days"\n\nThat answers the question for you. There was an agreement that stated "as is" ... no, you couldn't get the money back and you wouldn't win in small claims court.
221878
If you have collision coverage, use it and then your insurance company will pursue for subrogation.\n\nIf not, you can file a claim against the city for damages.  They have insurance for things like this, and usually look to pay it quickly.  You have to get together an estimate, a copy of the police report and file some paperwork quickly (there is usually a time limit, ranging from 30-90 days) depending on the jurisdiction.
992955
Pay you $50 and sue the other driver and his carrier in small claims court. If you win and they do not appeal, then you will get your money. However, if you lose, then forget it. Legal costs will be more than your seeking. They know this and that is why they will likely appeal. Remember, the binding arbitration is between too companies and does not stop you from seeking recovery through the courts, if you can afford it.
842293
Hey Friend,\nI think you need a new lawyer or you need to talk plainly to the one you have.. Ask him these questions..I'm not a lawyer, but , an insurance  company insures a person for a certain amount..  ie.. my policy is a 1/3/1 policy 100,000 in liability 300,000 in bodily injury 100,000 in property damage. So as I understand it If I hit you and it's my fault then you could get a maximum of 300,000 in bodily injury.  My agent tells me that this is what I should have and that it is more than the state mandated minimum.  So it sounds like your injuries and damages exceed whatever your or the other persons insurance will cover. If it we're the other persons fault you could sue them for the amount over what their insurance will cover.  In your circumstance there is no one to sue. So look at your policy and whatever your limits of coverage are is what you can get.  NOW if the lawyer is on the pay of your insurance company you REALLY need a second opinion from someone not affiliated with your insurance company.  Good luck.\nKeith
373938
YES!  as long as you paid the rental company for the deductible on the last accident and made sure that was all taken care of...your all set.....Good luck to you!  Been their done that...as a matter of fact...Enterprise sends me free rental upgrades all the time since I wrecked one of theirs.
700327
You were 100% ripped off.  I would go to the Small Claims Court over this - it costs £50 for the case and you will probably win back your £160 from them so you gat a net recovery of £110 which is well worth it.
1112123
I think you have a case . . . did you happen to take pictures of all of these "repairs"?  Sometimes just the threat of small-claims court will get them to write a cheque.  You may have to pay a lawyer to write up the court documents, unless the clerk is willing to help you out.  You did agree to the repairs, but you could argue that you expected them to be close to the original quality.  The fact that they tried to repair the stand, indicates they insured the UNIT part also. Good luck.
784542
It was an accident.  File it under insurance.
920180
Call a lawyer, but I'll bet you're going to have a hard time winning.\n\nAirbags are designed to deploy only when certain things are present and if any one of those things aren't present then the airbags won't deploy. \n\nYou said you hit the concrete wall head on, how fast, head on at an angle? Did you modify the car in anyway? And remember airbags are only supplemental only not primary so you were wearing a seat belt right?\n\nAnd even if you get a lawyer and s/he agrees to take it on contingency you are responsible for all expenses.\n\nWell, be thankfull you're alive.
482733
I would call the better business bureau and complain about this type of practice.  While your mechanic has every right to charge whatever he wants, he has the obligation to tell you how much above the estimate it will cost to fix the problem and have your consent to complete the job.  If your brother is a vet, is it possible to get it fixed through the VA, since this is his only transportation, he's  in hospice and he needs the a/c for health reasons?  It's only a thought, but I would look into it.\n\nBest of luck.
1091297
I hate to tell you this but hire an attorney.  I couldn't get the insurance company who was at fault in my wreck to admit responsibility.  The minute I called an attorney I had a rental car and my car was transferred to the collision center.  The exact thing happened to me.  Just hang in there.  I hope it wasn't Geico insurance.  \n\nDespite all the fees the attorney charged me they really helped get the ball rolling.  Good luck!