How will they find and repo my friend’s car?
November 5th, 2009 Posted by: admin
My friend hasn’t paid her car note for the past few months. They are going to repossess her car. When she purchased the vehicle, she gave them a fake address. How will they find her vehicle and repossess it.
By: Anonymous
By: Anonymous
Tags: Address Find, Fake Address, Find Friend
November 6th, 2009 at 04:29
they can get the local police and authroitues her license plate number and if they see it they will follow and track where it goes but its just a matter of time till they find it
November 7th, 2009 at 03:09
through her licence as it will declared stolen l guess, obviously with her giving a fake address to start with she never intended to pay for it, not only will it be a criminal offence, she will never get any sort of credit again,
November 8th, 2009 at 20:06
The bigger problem your friend has is that she committed fraud when she gave a false address when she signed for the car.
She may end up charged not only with grand theft,but also grand larceny.
Eventually, the lot (or whoever is carrying the note) is going to file formal charges and a warrant will be issued.
She will also not be able to register the car. Her tags will expire, she will be stopped and subsequently arrested. And she will, in all likely hood be facing some serious felony charges.
My advice: Take it back to the lot in the middle of the night and leave it. It will be A LOT cheaper in the long run!
November 11th, 2009 at 01:43
they can contact insurance companys and find you.
November 12th, 2009 at 03:15
Tell her not to worry….They have numerous ways to find and deal with people who commit fraud. I hope she enjoys her time in jail.
November 14th, 2009 at 09:22
Professional skip tracers are good at what they do. Many have contacts that you would never imagine. Utility companies have employees and there is the potential for information to come that way. What about her employer and her personal references? These are the first areas that will be explored, many times a bribe to a friend along with the promise that the source will not be revealed is all it takes to find someone.
As for registering the car, she can keep the plates current…unless there are fraud charges brought up…I can’t believe your friend would be so stupid as to give a false address and that is what can hang her.
The leinholder can also seek a repossession order and your friend will be forced to turn over the car or be in contempt of court.
Your friend should turn over the car to avoid a myriad of legal issues including theft by fraud. If it weren’t for the lie about the address she could play cat and mouse for awhile…but with what she is facing, it is not worth it at all.