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My guess would be that it limits where you can live (park car overnight) but not where you can drive. For example car insurance price is different for different
by dfadsadsf 6y ago
My guess would be that it limits where you can live (park car overnight) but not where you can drive. For example car insurance price is different for different cities - the same could be the case for subprime loan.
- bbarnett 6y agoI believe so. I had the same thing, with a rent to own furniture place, 27 years ago. I moved from one side of the country to the other, to open a new corporate office, but the move was hasty. 2 weeks from decision to hitting the road. I just packed up everything, not thinking about the TV I rented-to-own. When it came time to pay, I had also switched banks, so I called them. After I explained that I moved, and wanted to setup a new debit-from-account, the woman on the other end lambasted me, on and on, explaining breach of contract, that I stole the TV, I'm a thief, this sort of thing. Obviously my mistake for not reading the contract, and they were local only, so they had the same sort of geo-only clause, but at the same time I called them! No late payments, completely current, yet they unloaded on me like I was 6 months late and had planned some sort of elaborate theft. Fed up with the abuse, I asked her to just get over it, and tell me where to send new payments. Nope, I was apparently a thief, an ass, a liar, on and on again. I cut that short, asked again how to send payment, or do they not want anything? Again the yelling. I shouted goodbye and hung up. I had given her my new address and phone number yet never heard from them again. With these sorts in this industry, I am not surprised they just towed.