“Now they literally have to go on strike to get paid a fair amount?”
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I started in the repo industry when I was hired by Chrysler Credit in 1982. I was a Field Rep whose job was to audit car dealerships, collect payments in the field and repossess cars. When we hired a “Pro” we paid $275 a repo, close fees were $75, and they did not have to pay software companies just to get an assignment. That was 40 years ago.
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ARS founder speaks out on repossession fees – Repossession – Credit Union Collections – Credit Union Collectors
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