Teamed up with Geico to steal my car. Geico canceled me without notice, then COAF refused to send title to my new state of residence. Sued. Lost. Whistle blowers in El Paso sent me documents showing that the car was sold with a phony title and not really sold at all, just stockpiled like a stolen car and sold later after a small amount had been deducted from my deficiency balance. Actually, I believe, and the evidence shows, that Geico paid COAF under the table for my car after it was legitimately stolen, then made it disappear with phony titles, false pick up sites, etc. I think this is what they do with the repos. Couldn't get my evidence in at trial, but the Defendants got all kinds of lies introduced as evidence. You can't beat them I guess. They also stole my U.S. Mail and invaded my email account, and the judge wouldn't let me send out a subpoena that would have proven the latter. Car thieves is what they are, aided and abetted by Manheim Auction and the State of Texas. They will repo your car at the slightest provocation because they can triple their money this way. Beware.
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