anonimitie
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Probably. You should call the local government to see if you need a permit however.
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can i protest about a loan company outside their business?
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anonimitie
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Probably. You should call the local government to see if you need a permit however.
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my wife and i were 9 days late on a loan payment and she went to the loan company to pay the loan payment and they repossesed our vehicle on the lot as she was making the payment. they in turn charged us for repo fees and informed us that we had to pay the whole loan off to get our vehicle back. my question is can i stand on the public sidewalk in front of their business and protest about the company, and if not what can i do within the community to try to detour people from going there and publicly informing them how they treated us
You first need to check with city regarding their rules & regulations on public demonstration. Please read over your contract with creditor did you have a grace period?
If affirmative bring the contract and contact the supervisor of the department. If that does not work almost every city has a consumer advocate on the local TV news.
Splatter their despicable actions across the airwaves and I bet that will get results. If not hit the sidewalk. It's so refreshing to see that we are not all sheeple, by letting these con artist know that we're all mad as hell and aren't going to take it anymore!!!
Hang in there and stay strong.
If affirmative bring the contract and contact the supervisor of the department. If that does not work almost every city has a consumer advocate on the local TV news.
Splatter their despicable actions across the airwaves and I bet that will get results. If not hit the sidewalk. It's so refreshing to see that we are not all sheeple, by letting these con artist know that we're all mad as hell and aren't going to take it anymore!!!
Hang in there and stay strong.
anonimitie
New member
Probably. You should call the local government to see if you need a permit however.
anonimitie
New member
Probably. You should call the local government to see if you need a permit however.
anonimitie
New member
Probably. You should call the local government to see if you need a permit however.
You first need to check with city regarding their rules & regulations on public demonstration. Please read over your contract with creditor did you have a grace period?
If affirmative bring the contract and contact the supervisor of the department. If that does not work almost every city has a consumer advocate on the local TV news.
Splatter their despicable actions across the airwaves and I bet that will get results. If not hit the sidewalk. It's so refreshing to see that we are not all sheeple, by letting these con artist know that we're all mad as hell and aren't going to take it anymore!!!
Hang in there and stay strong.
If affirmative bring the contract and contact the supervisor of the department. If that does not work almost every city has a consumer advocate on the local TV news.
Splatter their despicable actions across the airwaves and I bet that will get results. If not hit the sidewalk. It's so refreshing to see that we are not all sheeple, by letting these con artist know that we're all mad as hell and aren't going to take it anymore!!!
Hang in there and stay strong.