In 2005 6 years ago i abought a living room suit from furniture world discount warehouse in jackson tn.in 2006 i lost my job and willing gave this suit back to them. I made every payment on time but the last 2. I owed them 2 payments when the suit was giving back. The suit still looked brand new for i rarley set on it. So they more then likly sold it for the remaining 170.00 dollers i owed on it. Now they have reported that i owe 170.00 dollers to the credit burue as of today. They have destroyed my credit over 2 payments. As well i they sent me a letter today because i disputed the account.
Telling me it will stay on my credit untill i pay the 170.00 bucks. Plus they threated to sue me 6 years later saying ill pay alot more in legal fees and all if i dont pay it. Now heres my thinking. This is a secured account. Secured by the furniture. Witch they got back.in like new condition. So im sure they resold it. And im sure it sold for enough to take care of that 170.00 bucks. So my thinking is why should i pay that when you sold the suit and more then likely made more then i owed on it. My dept should be paid. Heck if you was a good company you knew i lost my job you should have just wiped the 2 last payments been as i paid so good in the past. But no greed got you.
So you sold a suit that more then likely paid it off and you still want me to pay the last 2 payments are you nutts? If i was going to do that why would i gave the suit back willing. I would have kept it and let you sue me. And then you destroyed my credit over the last 6 years. Warning. Please if you see this company do not do buissness with them. Use. I have done buissness with all these peaple there real nice. But just dont do buissness with them unless you want to go through what i am over 2 lousy payments. Thanks
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