I owned a business, SBDK Enterprise LLC. I sold the business July where the new owner purchased my LLC and all of my inventory. Without missing a day the new owner continued business. I closed my Business bank account and transfered all other license to new owner. The item that I am disputing is a credit card machine that I used in my place of business. I made all of my payments on time and really enjoyed the service that I recieved from having the machine. When I sold the business I sold everything. The new owner transfered the phone, cable, license and opened a business bank account. She called me one day months after the sale and asked me to come and pick up the credit card machine because they (lease finance group LLC) would not allow her to use the machine being a new owner. She ended up going with another company because she needed the credit card machine to continue business. This credit card machine was only used for business by SBDK LLC which is still in business today. I feel that it was Lease Finance Group LLC's poor decision to not allow the new owner to continue using the machine until the contract expired.
It is the same business now and would have been used for the same reasons that I used it for during my operation. Lease Finance Group LLC or SBDK Enterprise LLC should be responsible for this matter, not I, Stephon Robichaux. If Lease Finance Group LLC would look at my history of when I operated SBDK Enterprise LLC, they will see that I honored my contract. Months later after I sold the business, they called and severely harrassed me and tried to force me to go out and sub-lease the machine for them for the duration of the SBDK Enterprise LLC contract. I shipped the machine back to Lease Finance Group LLC as soon as the new owner of SBDK Enterprise LLC gave it to me. I do have a record from U-Drop Shipping on file if needed of when the machine was shipped back to them. This is the only negative item on my credit and I would like it removed. If you look at my credit history, I honor all of my contracts. Thanks you for your time.
Stephon
Houma, Louisiana
U.S.A.
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