Am I missing something?

[carterscutie85]

Basically the gist of this story is the woman paid over 3 grand for the dog that only cost $1500. Now the company she financed through is saying pay us another $300 something or we take your dog.

The article says the dog was $1500 and she paid $145.19 ON TIME (so no late fees) for 23 months. Now they are demanding one more payment or they'll take the dog.

http://www.wtol.com/story/38839158/pet- ... pe=generic


It seems she's already paid more than enough for the pup and even with interest rates that seems awfully high.

[Guest]

Your missing out on important things in your own life worrying about things that don't concern you.

[lunarprancer]

http://wagslending.com/

[RedBottoms]

if you can't save up a couple thousand dollars for a dog-you probably don't need a dog

[lunarprancer]

[wildflowers25]

I can't believe people actually pay thousands of dollars for dogs. That is the most baffling part of this story.

[Guest]

That is a ridiculous amount to pay for a dog, but unless they were intentionally misled, they did agree to it.

They apparently had no problem with paying over $3000 already. It seems kind of stupid to withhold that last $350, especially if the company is within their rights to repossess the dog.

[Poietes]

She financed a lease not a loan. They are two totally different things. This lady made three incredibly stupid moves. 1. getting a dog that costs thousands of dollars. 2. getting a dog that she can't afford. and 3. Not reading her paperwork and knowing what she was signing. It's all on her. The one I feel bad for is that dog. I hope she gets smart and doesn't let that dog get yanked away from her family.

[Vegaswife2011]

I didn’t know a dog could be repossessed.

[lunarprancer]

I didn’t know a dog could be repossessed.

I mean really, what do they do with them?