Vehicle Repossessions Conducted Without Notice and Potentially with Surveillance
Auto lenders repossess vehicles without providing consumers advance notice of date or time, leaving families suddenly without transportation. Reported incidents include repossession agents following family members prior to the repossession, raising serious privacy and safety concerns. The absence of required notice and intrusive surveillance practices compound the harm of an already stressful financial event.
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