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Make sure they are right outside door. Start screaming "that's it, this ends now". Rack shotgun loudly. But seriously, give the damn car back already Eta: upon further thought I realized you may not have control over this family member or the car. That would suck So I guess do the shotgun thing Also maybe get naked and grease yourself up then stand in front of the window Maybe shine a spotlight back at them Nail 16 penny nails through small sections of plywood and place them just under on the ground in front of all Windows. Cover lightly with mulch. Make sure to take video when hilarity ensues Paintball grenades If none of that works strip up sections of sod. Dig pits. Cut 1/4" plywood to fit over holes. Replace sod. Punji sticks are optional View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You Are in Texas and you ask that question? Make sure they are right outside door. Start screaming "that's it, this ends now". Rack shotgun loudly. But seriously, give the damn car back already Eta: upon further thought I realized you may not have control over this family member or the car. That would suck So I guess do the shotgun thing Also maybe get naked and grease yourself up then stand in front of the window Maybe shine a spotlight back at them Nail 16 penny nails through small sections of plywood and place them just under on the ground in front of all Windows. Cover lightly with mulch. Make sure to take video when hilarity ensues Paintball grenades If none of that works strip up sections of sod. Dig pits. Cut 1/4" plywood to fit over holes. Replace sod. Punji sticks are optional Go big or stay in bed |
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Yeah, they came to my house to repo a car once. Two vehicles, one blocked the drive, dude went around to the back of the garage and tried to get in.
Minor problem: Deadbeat lived across the street. He had lived there three weeks and I'd never met the guy. I went to the door with a 1911. Dumbass started to chew my ass for coming to the door with a gun. Told him to get the fuck out and never come back. |
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Repo guys looking for a family members car, banging on the door and shining their light inside the house. I already told them to kick rocks. Strap on the go pro and grab my shambok? Call the cops? They'll be back. I'm sure. I always hated tow truck drivers. View Quote I would call your "family member" who didn't pay the loan on their car and tell them to take care of that so you don't have to deal with a repo guy bothering you!! |
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Think the tow driver expected to find the missing vehicle inside the house? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I would be having a conversation with my deadbeat relative. Can't blame the tow company for doing their job. Think the tow driver expected to find the missing vehicle inside the house? This was my thinking. If the non-paying car owner is not on the premises, and the tow company had been told to FOAD in the past, caps would be busted in the general vicinity of said light. |
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Have you considered getting enough of the brightest work/spot lights you can find to put one in each corner of your windows and turn each bank of light on as he goes to the corresponding window. Never say a word, simply blind the fuck out of him/ them. Do this every night until they stop
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LOL another thread where Arfcom thinks it collectively knows things about the property recovery business because they saw the fake shows on TV. If they were at your pad OP, it's because some paperwork led them there, or one of the finders spotted the car in question there. Probably both. From this end, if your address is on the tags, loan, or insurance, you are fair game until it's recovered. If you're sure they are 100% incorrect about your involvement, call the company that has the order during office hours and tell them where to find the property they're looking for. Done deal. View Quote You don't find it's BS they're playing this shit at 1 in the fucking morning? If OP can only contact them during office hours then they should only do visits on office hours. Also flashlights being shindd in the windows is protocol? |
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Quoted: You don't find it's BS they're playing this shit at 1 in the fucking morning? If OP can only contact them during office hours then they should only do visits on office hours. Also flashlights being shindd in the windows is protocol? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: LOL another thread where Arfcom thinks it collectively knows things about the property recovery business because they saw the fake shows on TV. If they were at your pad OP, it's because some paperwork led them there, or one of the finders spotted the car in question there. Probably both. From this end, if your address is on the tags, loan, or insurance, you are fair game until it's recovered. If you're sure they are 100% incorrect about your involvement, call the company that has the order during office hours and tell them where to find the property they're looking for. Done deal. You don't find it's BS they're playing this shit at 1 in the fucking morning? If OP can only contact them during office hours then they should only do visits on office hours. Also flashlights being shindd in the windows is protocol? Basically the guys are stupid and wasting time with that nonsense. Move on to the next item on the list, mark the paperwork and continue on. Telling the drivers you have nothing to do with a car is like talking to a brick wall. Their job isn't to think or know, it's to find cars and recover them without creating an incident or breaking the law. door for you, all you're going to do with that is start something unproductive to the business of finding cars. |
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Quoted: You don't find it's BS they're playing this shit at 1 in the fucking morning? If OP can only contact them during office hours then they should only do visits on office hours. Also flashlights being shindd in the windows is protocol? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: LOL another thread where Arfcom thinks it collectively knows things about the property recovery business because they saw the fake shows on TV. If they were at your pad OP, it's because some paperwork led them there, or one of the finders spotted the car in question there. Probably both. From this end, if your address is on the tags, loan, or insurance, you are fair game until it's recovered. If you're sure they are 100% incorrect about your involvement, call the company that has the order during office hours and tell them where to find the property they're looking for. Done deal. You don't find it's BS they're playing this shit at 1 in the fucking morning? If OP can only contact them during office hours then they should only do visits on office hours. Also flashlights being shindd in the windows is protocol? no offense to present company |
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These retards think you have the car inside the fucking house?
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You don't find it's BS they're playing this shit at 1 in the fucking morning? If OP can only contact them during office hours then they should only do visits on office hours. Also flashlights being shindd in the windows is protocol? View Quote If you're banging on my door and shining lights in my windows at 1am, you had better be wearing a readily identifiable LEO uniform. If not, then you will definitely be kissing the pavement at gunpoint while we wait for the LEOs to arrive. There is absolutely no excuse for harassing and terrorizing me in the middle of the night especially when I'm not the debtor and the car isn't there. We will be waiting for the police, they will get a complete ID on you, and you will be informed that if you or anyone else from your company or it's agents and representatives ever trespass on my property again you will be repelled with force. Probably in the form of bullets. There is absolutely no excuse for pulling shit like this. Not to mention that it's against several laws like harassment, stalking, prowling, trespassing, and the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act. This is precisely why states and municipalities pass laws on exactly when, where, and how repo agents can pick up your car, like not entering private property, can't breach the peace, etc. When repo scum pull shit like that it's frightening to people and can very easily be seen as a threat, and they may respond accordingly. |
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Maybe the OP should pay off the car for the deadbeat as a gift, because you know the deadbeat isn't paying him back.
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OP, is "family member" your wife? Or someone else using your address as a legal residence o? Do you know where the car is?
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Op knows GD would NOT be on his side if he told the full story...
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Quoted: Protocol? Know any repo guys? lol "Hold my Beer and Watch This" should have been on the door of the truck the guys I knew were using no offense to present company View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: LOL another thread where Arfcom thinks it collectively knows things about the property recovery business because they saw the fake shows on TV. If they were at your pad OP, it's because some paperwork led them there, or one of the finders spotted the car in question there. Probably both. From this end, if your address is on the tags, loan, or insurance, you are fair game until it's recovered. If you're sure they are 100% incorrect about your involvement, call the company that has the order during office hours and tell them where to find the property they're looking for. Done deal. You don't find it's BS they're playing this shit at 1 in the fucking morning? If OP can only contact them during office hours then they should only do visits on office hours. Also flashlights being shindd in the windows is protocol? no offense to present company Not to say there aren't real good ones out there, but the quiet efficient dudes never earn any notoriety. They just bring in the cars quietly one after the other and get bored with it after a while. |
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Repo guys looking for a family members car, banging on the door and shining their light inside the house. I already told them to kick rocks. Strap on the go pro and grab my shambok? Call the cops? They'll be back. I'm sure. I always hated tow truck drivers. View Quote I hate people who don't pay thier bills. I also dislike repo men and other men of low charecter. |
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This. Call to LE should go something like this: 911: 911, what is the address of your emergency? You: I'm at 1234 XXXXXX Dr, there's two guys trying to beat my door down. They're yelling and screaming, one keeps looking in my window, I think they might be trying to get in. 911: Are they armed? You: I don't know, but I have a shotgun. I'm not going near the door or outside until the Po-lice get here. Dispatcher: Delta 412 Charlie 210, 10-35 in progress, Code 1 1234 XXXXXX Dr, Two male subjects at the front door attempting to gain entry, unknown 81s, Delta 412 Charlie 210. Delta 412: Enroute(siren in background) Charlie 210: Enroute(siren in background, motor revving) Sierra 10(SGT): Dispatch, show Sierra 10 Enroute, get K9 started please. Tow guys have a bad night; Problem solved. Trespass the assholes, Problem staying solved. View Quote This is the correct answer. Getting the perp treatment will probably discourage future visits. |
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Why do they think the car is there? Does that family member live there? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I always hated tow truck drivers. Yep, definitely the tow truck drivers fault for doing their job. Not at all the fault of your family member for not paying for the vehicle that they signed for. At 1am as posted by someone else above? Pounding on my fucking door? I'm not burning down some half breed tow truck driver for being an asshole. If he comes in my house things may change Why do they think the car is there? Does that family member live there? It's common for dead beats to hide cars from repo at friends and families homes. These clowns were just hoping to get lucky. |
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fishing hooks hung about eye level or a 2x4 with a few nail sticking up infront of the door works well
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fishing hooks hung about eye level or a 2x4 with a few nail sticking up infront of the door works well
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Maybe they would admit it was in the garage, maybe they would tell the repo guys where Cousin Joe has the car.. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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These retards think you have the car inside the fucking house? 1AM is not the time for "maybe". They're repo guys, not criminal investigators. |
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You know that line on a credit application that asks your nearest relative? That's probably the second place the repo guy looks and that is probably why they are at op's house.
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Didn't read the first sentence in the OP, did we? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes I did. It sounds like when someone asks a question for a "friend" to me. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Funny he hasn't answered these simple questions yet... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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OP, is "family member" your wife? Or someone else using your address as a legal residence o? Do you know where the car is? Funny he hasn't answered these simple questions yet... Funny - strange, or funny - haha? |
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Repo guys looking for a family members car, banging on the door and shining their light inside the house. I already told them to kick rocks. Strap on the go pro and grab my shambok? Call the cops? They'll be back. I'm sure. I always hated tow truck drivers. View Quote Post Count: 12842 Last Post Date: 11/30/2015 11:10:37 AM EST View Quote |
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fishing hooks hung about eye level or a 2x4 with a few nail sticking up infront of the door works well what is the matter with some of you? LOL you have been here almost as long as I have and your asking that??? I would not be surprised if at least one person on this site has command detonated claymores on their property. Think the movie The Specialist. |
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This. You have a family member who signed a piece of paper that reads in part "I promise to pay". They didn't pay. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I would be having a conversation with my deadbeat relative. Can't blame the tow company for doing their job. This. You have a family member who signed a piece of paper that reads in part "I promise to pay". They didn't pay. At 1am, the blame forthat encounter rests squarely on the repo guy's shoulders. Don't go banging on people's doors late at night/early in the morning, no matter HOW badly you want the bank's car. |
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I'd wager there are at least two guys, and you wouldn't be the first to try to fight them. You are in texas, I'd have ordered them off the property at the point of my rifle. You have a good claim for theft during the cover of darkness. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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This is easy, I got this fellas... Is the Dead beat family member is in the house? If so tell them to wake the fuck up and take care of their business. Kick them out first thing in the morning. I am all about helping family in need, but Homey don't play the dumb shit. If not. Tell the repo guys to fuck off. Dave don't live here! Tell them, If you come back again it will not be a pleasant experience. You are tired of the bullshit. If they come back again then it's time to nut up and beat the fuck out of some repo guys. The end. No car here...I told the guy to foad. Kept pounding on the door for a minute then left. Wonder if I would get sued for handing out a little old school ass beating. I don't want to shoot anyone. Lol I'd wager there are at least two guys, and you wouldn't be the first to try to fight them. You are in texas, I'd have ordered them off the property at the point of my rifle. You have a good claim for theft during the cover of darkness. lol... no |
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In some states they are not allowed to breach the peace in a recollection effort. This means if one starts yelling, they have to come back later. State laws may vary.
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Shine a light in my window at 1 am and all you will see is the open end of a steel barrel...
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Soooooooo, no update?
ETA: OP logged in this morning, about an hour ago. |
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I think he's been busy trying to open a safe. Then he had a 3-way to attend. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Soooooooo, no update? ETA: OP logged in this morning, about an hour ago. I think he's been busy trying to open a safe. Then he had a 3-way to attend. lol |
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Certified letter to the company advising them that no one from the company is permitted on your property. Advise in the letter that anyone entering your property from then on is trespassing and you will immediately report them to the police. Then call the police if they show again. Understand that the police cannot arrest unless the people refuse to leave in the presence of the police. However, you can get a criminal trespass notice filed with the police. That will allow an automatic arrest after that. I can explain in more detail if you like. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Repo guys looking for a family members car, banging on the door and shining their light inside the house. I already told them to kick rocks. Strap on the go pro and grab my shambok? Call the cops? They'll be back. I'm sure. I always hated tow truck drivers. Certified letter to the company advising them that no one from the company is permitted on your property. Advise in the letter that anyone entering your property from then on is trespassing and you will immediately report them to the police. Then call the police if they show again. Understand that the police cannot arrest unless the people refuse to leave in the presence of the police. However, you can get a criminal trespass notice filed with the police. That will allow an automatic arrest after that. I can explain in more detail if you like. Thread end/ |
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He's down at the impound yard, trying to get his his relative's car outta hock. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Soooooooo, no update? ETA: OP logged in this morning, about an hour ago. He's down at the impound yard, trying to get his his relative's car outta hock. I'm more than prepared to give OP the benefit of doubt re: his relative using his address without his consent, or repo dudes doing a google search and hitting every address with the same last name. Still, an update would be nice. |
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I'm more than prepared to give OP the benefit of doubt re: his relative using his address without his consent, or repo dudes doing a google search and hitting every address with the same last name. Still, an update would be nice. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Soooooooo, no update? ETA: OP logged in this morning, about an hour ago. He's down at the impound yard, trying to get his his relative's car outta hock. I'm more than prepared to give OP the benefit of doubt re: his relative using his address without his consent, or repo dudes doing a google search and hitting every address with the same last name. Still, an update would be nice. Despite what some of the "professionals" are saying in this thread concerning REPO SOP they'd be wrong. Buddies first job out of college was for a giant repo company where he essentially combed through folks social media accounts to get any information possible for the folks trying to collect. Didn't matter if it was immediate family, extended family, friends, etc it was all on the table. The OP could easily be B/Sing here and he could be at fault, but the industry itself is shady as fuck and I know first hand they're willing to knock on doors at 1AM in which the address came from dubious means (I.E. Facebook and some paid searches) |
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look at security cam to see whos there.
open window and toss out CS canister at repo guy Go back to sleep |
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People who come to my door late at night that are not cops (I look out the window to see what vehicle is out there) are generally met with "STATE YOUR BUSINESS" from behind the heavy steel door.
My 228 is generally at my side as well. |
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