Border letter
I was just looking at my online statement for the loan on my 5th wheel and noticed something about a Border Letter. After opening it I discovered that in order to take my RV into Canada or Mexico I m...
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Had the opportunity to talk with a creditor that was having to repo a car from Inuvuk NWT, in Canada's far north. Not an easy task.
Who knows why the 'owner' abandoned it, maybe realizing the little car wasn't well suited to the winter conditions there. Maybe it wasn't a good cold starter. It seemed after moving to Inuvik, the purchaser quit making payments. Maybe figuring no one would track it down.
I offered to fly up and drive it back, BUT it had to be trailered out, apparently. Something to do with insurance and registration not being valid.
So I can understand the creditor wanting to know where their goods are going.
Who knows why the 'owner' abandoned it, maybe realizing the little car wasn't well suited to the winter conditions there. Maybe it wasn't a good cold starter. It seemed after moving to Inuvik, the purchaser quit making payments. Maybe figuring no one would track it down.
I offered to fly up and drive it back, BUT it had to be trailered out, apparently. Something to do with insurance and registration not being valid.
So I can understand the creditor wanting to know where their goods are going.
