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Yeah you better believe that if I can't pay off my car and you disable it. It'll make it an order of magnitude more difficult to now pay for the car. People don
by polishdude20 6y ago
Yeah you better believe that if I can't pay off my car and you disable it. It'll make it an order of magnitude more difficult to now pay for the car. People don't miss payments because they have the money but choose not to pay. They miss payments because they can't afford them. Preventing job access is a quick ticket to poverty town.
- sokoloff 6y agoThat’s all the more reason these devices are effective. If the electric company, gas company, and landlord will take months to take action if you don’t pay them, but the car lender will take action on Tuesday, the car lender gets first crack at the money you do have. It’s harsh, but I suspect that’s the actual calculated business model here.
- smabie 6y agoThe article suggests otherwise: the lady's car was turned off at a gas station and she paid the money to turn it back on.