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What was the name of the repossession company?*
When was your vehicle repossessed?
- Less than 6 months ago
- 6–12 months ago
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What kind of vehicle was repossessed
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- Truck
- SUV
- Motorcycle
- Other
Who was the lender / finance company?
- Santander
- Credit Acceptance
- Westlake
Did the repo man do any of these things? (check all that apply)
- Yelled, threatened, or argued with me or family
- Cut locks, broke a gate, or damaged property
- Came into a closed garage or private driveway without permission
- Took the car while I was literally in it or about to drive off
- Used fake police lights or pretended to be law enforcement
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Did the repossession involve any physical contact or force? (e.g., pushing, grabbing you or your property, or surrounding you).
Were there threats, yelling, or intimidating language used by the repo agent? (e.g., "I'll call the cops if you don't let me take it" or offensive insults).
Did the repo agent enter a restricted or enclosed area without your permission? (e.g., garage, fenced yard, or inside your home).
Did you or someone else verbally object or protest during the repossession, but they continued anyway? (e.g., you said "Stop!" but they towed it).
Were police or authorities present in a way that felt coercive? (e.g., they stood by while the agent repossessed, implying you'd be arrested if you resisted).
Any other details about the repossession? (e.g., time, location, witnesses, or how it made you feel threatened).*
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