NFS Leasing Cummings Ctr, Beverly

NFS Leasing Reviews

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  Nicole T.
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  Former employee. Cliff was homeless and it's a great conversation piece for NFS Leasing. I'm particularly interested in how many nights he slept in his car. As a single mother like Dana who was under the impression I had a secret apartment in Boston, I was under the impression she had taken "time off for personal problems" and that was why my paid benefits were inactive. I met the contract requirements for the sign on. You seriously underestimated me as a person when you fired off your misinformed and contradictory letter. You never answered my direct response to you regarding your corporate laptop that was video logged by the police department. They said it looked "expensive" and that if it's invalid I could just sue. Turns out it was. Nikki and her husband were beyond gracious and they did not have to offer me the house that was all set for Jan. 1st lease (in writing) of course.

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  Ernest Ellison
  1

  NFS Leasing charged me $1,839.87 on January 1,2022. And now is charging me $4,224.68 due on February 1st. My deal is for $2,112.34 per month. They’re taking $3,952.21 from me and calling it per diem interest because I haven’t picked the equipment up from the dealership I’ve been doing business with since 2/15/2014. This total payment isn’t going towards my balance either.They are saying it’s a commencement fee. Never in my 42 years of living on this earth I’ve never heard of this. They have an automatic payment draft coming out of my account. Why wouldn’t they just start taking the payment’s as I thought. They originally wanted me to put down $20K plus, but I talked them down $4K. They found away to get the $4K back, but it’s not going towards my balance. Can someone help me out with this?

  Response from the owner

  Hello Ernest Ellison, Thank you for your feedback. We would like to take this opportunity to speak with you directly to discuss and explain any charges related to your contract. We will be in touch with you shortly. Thank you.

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  Nathan Anderson
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  This billionaire has his people make promises to you and has them explain the contract because this has to be done today and they don't want a lawyer involved. If things go bad not by anything you did but because you weren't paid for work performed, they immediately seize the equipment, sell it under marker value and then sue you for everything. They then sue you in a location you can't get to because you are confined to a wheelchair and not being paid has left you broke to fight the lawsuit. Then this billionaire, who says he helps the disabled, doesn't wait for you to settle the lawsuit from not being paid [any money paid the lawyer bills for this lawsuit from not being paid] so you can challenge NFS or pay them, no this billionaire kicks a person in a wheelchair out of his house. and seizes the house and any money the disabled person had and anything else they could get their hands on. The disabled person can't just go anywhere because the majority of houses have stairs, no money to rent anything and not even a vehicle equipped for the person to drive was left for him. He has another medical issue that needs dealing with every day and now can't have that looked after ether. Since this happened just before a long weekend, he will probably not survive the nights and die of hypothermia.

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  Brian McNeil
  4

  Great business model with some truly great people. They work hard to find a way to say 'yes' and provide flexible financing arrangements for those who are rejected by the larger lending institutions. Always willing to work with their customers, so long as you are willing to work with them. Very practical and detail oriented.