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anonyMiss

San Diego, US
Registration date: May 06, 2009
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haha, good point tyguy!
Mar 16, 2010
10:49 am EDT
good post Ex-Local Billing !
Mar 16, 2010
10:51 am EDT
yay mvis :)
Mar 17, 2010
12:45 am EDT
oh yea, i totally work there, haha
but why would that make a difference if you're the one who is not responsible enough to have your insurance card when you drive?
Mar 17, 2010
12:50 am EDT
no. these forums are for letting people know of scams, so that they can be smart about being a consumer for future endeavors. it's not for telling people, o yea, just talk to the owner, the owner is awesome, the owner doesn't deal with stressful people all day, so the owner will be nice to you, of course the owner will be pleasant, talk to the owner.

maybe you can give some advice about how the person with the problem can change their approach in the future because quite frankly, thats what people should get advice on or they are going to run into the same problem everywhere.
Mar 17, 2010
12:52 am EDT
what happened with this?!?!?!?!
Mar 17, 2010
12:55 am EDT
omg, you people are so paranoid.
Mar 17, 2010
12:57 am EDT
federally, its now illegal for your bank to charge you overdraft fees that you don't agree to. you should have gotten your notices in the mail. just tell them you don't agree!
Mar 17, 2010
1:05 am EDT
why yes, yes i am. haha.
but why does that matter? its still your fault. you admit you were late SKM. the company can charge you the cost of the car if they want the very minute you don't return the car on time. why? because you broke the contract! if you can't be trusted to return the car on time why should you be trusted to return the car at all? seriously. oh, and once again, its called tax.
Mar 17, 2010
1:07 am EDT
Why do you blame others for your own incompetence D? Obviously, you did not plan it properly. And Fansee, it's because it is their fault. People just like to blame others for their own actions.
GetALifeBuddy, please learn how to read 'which I asked her what 2nd car was she talking about I never rented a 2nd car from you guys'
Cameron, I would suggest not listening to GALB. He's stupid, and you would never win your case. If you send for roadside verbally, you are under a verbal agreement to stay there until roadside gets there so you can handle your business. It has nothing to do with your written agreement. Apparently, stupid people don't think that they have any responsibility when they make a verbal agreement (in this case, probably according to your terms and condition upon requesting RS you were under obligation to remain there and accept the replacement vehicle as they are required to provide you for the duration of your rental). This is why, in small claims you have 2 years to file a dispute over a verbal agreement versus 4 years over written. Verbal is all he said/she said, as it is here. But unless GALB is licensed attorney and willing to handle your case pro bono, I say don't waste your money and be more careful next time. From the looks of it however, GALB is probably 13 and can only dream of driving, so my suggestion still is, don't waste your time or money because your not going to win this one.
-Signed, Hello I'm a Lawyer You *itch
The guy requested the service. Thank you. Hmmm? AT&T. Never had a problem with them! They usually just remove anything I don't agree with! SO, now that we know GALB is Edmund Brown, maybe we can get this profile removed? BECAUSE YOU HAVEN'T POSTED ANYWHERE EXCEPT ON THIS POST. Really Cameron, I wouldn't listen to this person.
Just an update, I lost my charge-back case :( The way Cricket is set-up with credit card processing, they do not need a signed contract, nor does your credit card even need to be swiped! The best thing to do would be to claim fraud and get a new card issued if you really need to get the money back :(
Unfortunately, filing complains does not help you now. Contact an intermediary company! I found this website online, they have a section on Bank of America, Countrywide.
http://www.loansafe.org/
Actually no, the BBB is a non-action intermediary. Your complaint is kept private and secluded from others. As long as the company replies (in any fashion, even if they don't give you what you want) within reasonable time-frames, their rating is not affected. The Office of the Comptroller of Currency is fine, but you most likely won't see a result unless 50+ parties are being represented at the same time. Your best bet is to file with the FDIC, in my opinion, because they are in charge of licensing each bank. However, when it comes to loans, I don't know how much power they have over that.
#1. There's no way you would've had a court date within three months. Just doesn't happen.
#2. If you were to win a suit justice would not be served because your grasp of being gracious and the English language is quite sad. You sound like a child and I wouldn't let you speak twice in my courtroom.
#3. This website is complain of bad business practices, not single out individuals. I hope Mary has the funds to sue you for defamation of character.
#4. My best guess is that you won a credit card charge-back. You waited the maximum three months to file, in the hopes that the company would lose the original signed contract amongst other paperwork. These, are quite simple to win. My final thoughts, no I do not believe you went to court over this.
Fine. Give me the case number and the reference. Who versus who. Hun.
As I suspected...
Just so we're clear www.canlii.org (the site that lists all decisions regarding Canadian cases for the Ontario area) shows ZERO results for this docket. (By the way Cameron, it's called a docket number when you use that number. I asked for your case number/reference so that I could perform a proper search, which would be Cameron_H vs. Thrifty Car Rental, as I'm not entirely too familiar with the Canadian system. No matter. I still found the site I needed to reference. Just to be clear, I checked other area courts as well and nothing came up. And I know that you didn't file in the states against a corporate office, because well, it would take you longer than three months to provide a proper proof of service and get your court date. Thrifty managers of course would be trained not to accept court served papers at the location, and then you would be forced to serve the corporation headquarters (even if they were franchised you would be forced to actually serve whoever owned the franchisee) in order to have a legally upstanding case. As far as mail goes, I've ordered items from Canada before and my items were held up at the Canadian border for four months. This included paperwork, so I doubt the mail would have been much help to you. And even if you manage all of those steps in three months, in the states you would have a minimum wait of 6 MONTHS before you got your day in court if no one disputed you. I really wish there was the ability to delete LIARS on here. Unfortunately, there is not, so I AM FORCED TO CALL YOU OUT ON IT. Cheerio, darling.
Jan 12, 2011
5:33 pm EST
@anthony - dont be stupid
All true, no laser center guarantees the results. However, all the new laser technology seems like BS!
Despite the management problems, you really don't feel that a full body package costing under $5000 is a good deal?

If they were overbooked, you could always ask them to split up your treatments...arms and legs one day, face another, etc.
ummm, hello...it's sam's club. and on top of that you didn't even name the company until the end! i love how you brag that the car is corvette but you can't even name the company of your complaint until the very end. anyway, i'm pretty sure you don't need a mechanic's license to get mechanical work at a non-mechanic place of business, which means they don't pay much, which means you get what you pay for. next time, take it someplace else.
Why didn't you just ask them to bring-up ttoilet paper and/or request turn-down service for your room? Everyone wants something for free nowadays and I for one am sick of it. Also, your attitude leaves much to be desired.