I have a 2001 black ford explorer that I have had for about two years. About a year ago, I got into some financial strain and started paying them one to two weeks late. They were calling all of my references, which I knew they would do but then they called Tammy, one of my references, and Tracey and told them both why they were calling. You know my thought was... Yes, I am late and so I let it go. At that time I spoke to a representative from their office and I told her to stop calling Tracey because she was a supervisor where I worked and that could get me fired. She continued to call her or at least that is what Tracey told me.
Well, then they started sending me emails and I asked them at that time in writing to not call my place of employment and they continued twice after to do this. I then called the corporate office and asked them to not call my office and the representative said he would make a note of this and make sure they do not call my job again. Well, don't you know I have a message that I have saved to my phone where they called me again.
At this point, I have decided to get an attorney because something has to be done. I have only ever been late by one to two weeks at the most. I don't think this constitutes breaking the law.
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