To Marcus:
Let me start out by saying, sir, I'm very proud of you for being a vet and
that you can afford a Mazda or an Infinity. I'm sure that on your planet,
you must be a great and noble man for those great achievements. Let me
reassure you that race is not required, or optional for that matter, when
applying for credit. I am a young white male who bought a 1999 Sentra,
brand new. When I wanted to take it (a Sentra, not a Maxima) for a test
drive, rest assured that there was a salesperson along for the ride. A week
before that, I was considering the purchase of a new Ford Ranger 4x4 and
took it for a test drive also. Wouldn't you know it, there was a
salesperson in that passenger seat as well. When I went inside to talk
about financing, they offered me an APR of 18%. I stood up and left. Now
tell me, should I go back and sue Ford for offering me a high interest rate?
No! There are too many other places out there looking for my business and
can give me a more competitive rate. I think that the people bringing about
these charges should be ashamed of themselves for continuing this endless
cycle of race games and "poor little old me" syndrome. It's time to wake up
and realize that if you have questionable credit, you get the higher rates.
That is all. End of story! ! !
Thank you for your time,
//SIGNED//
Glenn R. Weber, Jr.
Keesler AFB, MS
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