Madison County, MO – June 1, 2012 – “If we don’t take the vehicle, we don’t get paid and we’re getting paid tonight.” These words were allegedly spoken by a repo agent to a borrower, despite having allegedly been told by a finance company collector that the account was current and that they needed to leave it. This reported exchange is one of many allegations that triggered a lawsuit against a reputable national repo company and its client.
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