I turned in my 2001 acura cl ts in Feb.21st.At the same time I took
possession of a 2005 Tl lease.6 weeks later Acura sends me a letter
demanding 1026 dollars saying it was in accordance with the terms of
my lease.It gave no other details.I called acura and the guy pulled up
my account and said it was for excessive wear and tear.I returned that
car in very good shape and with only 25k miles after 4 years.I told
him I was contacting the NY state attorney general's office and was
requesting arbitration to settle the matter after reading the NY State
leasing law.He immediately offered to take 200 dollars off and to
accept 100 dollars a month payment plan.He said the offer would still
stand if i lost arbitration but I had to do it in 20 days or it will
be reported to credit agency.According to NY state leasing law Acura
was required to send me by registered mail with signature required a
letter detailing the damages and the cost of repair for each
item.Acura never did this.I know I should have had the car inspected
before returning it but I had expected to keep car another 6 months
after due date.The new car was done unexpectedly. Has any one else
been through this?
RSX-SnKCMO - 28 Apr 2005 06:49 GMT
"lliguy" wrote:
> I turned in my 2001 acura cl ts in Feb.21st.At the same time I
> took
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> else
> been through this?
You need to act fast and read articles at www.artofcredit.com
. Honda Financial must verify & validate the debt owed in a itemized
list. You must fight this from the start and protect your rights under
FDCRA and FCRA acts.