Presented by Dynamic Tow Equipment & Manufacturing
By Andrew B. Wilson from the July 2009 - August 2009 issue
Business for the nation’s top recovery agents (better known as “repo men”) is booming. It has gotten to the point that some of them are feeling downright uncomfortable about their own success.
Suits up 295 percent against bill collection agencies Suits against collection agencies for violations have almost quadrupled in the past year, according to court documents for the U.S. District Court for north Alabama.
Life can be tough in the repo business. This is a funny look at what can go wrong....if it can go wrong, it will! Great little video created by FalconWest, one of the country's best repossession agencies, in Colorado.
After questioning a record 28 finance companies on their portfolios and practices, the National Auto Finance Association discovered that almost 75 percent of non-prime originations fell into the credit range of 500 to 679 last year.
Barb Dennis says she hopes to help raise more than $10,000 for Wade Bearchell, an Edmonton man who lost his eyesight more than 17 years ago while trying to repossess a sports car.
Two Brockton men face assault charges in what police say was an aggressive and unusual attempt to repossess a car.