axxx
United States of America#2General Comment
Fri, February 19, 2010
This guy states that he has weak credit - which is why he went to RAC to begin with. Once he got there he made an agreement with them - it was a "bad deal" that was very much to RACs benefit and would result in him paying much more for a laptop. He knowingly entered into this deal - seems to have understood it. At some point he gets sick of crappy service from RAC and starts to add up what he has already paid for the laptop - then he just decides that because he has already paid $850 on it that he should no longer be bound by his agreement, stops paying, keeps the laptop, and views himself to be a victim when RAC attempts to enforce the agreement and reclaim their property? Seriously? RAC is designed to make money from people who can't get credit and want somthing right away that they can't buy otherwise. At the end of the day the renter pays much more than the cost of the item - but that is the cost of getting the item right away when you can't pay cash for it and have credit problems. Thats not really a rip off - I don't think it is a good deal for the renter - but thats up to the renter. None of that means that the writer of the report can just decide that he has paid enough, is not going to pay anymore, and is going to keep the laptop. Basically he is the one who tried to rip off RAC. If you make an agreement keep it! Also, use your head before you make an agreement!