Woman Stopped Paying on Car She Totaled | Part 2

Marasha signed paperwork detailing her loan repayment to Trudy, but stopped making payments after totalling the car.

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[VIpanfried]

If someone needs to borrow a downpayment, regardless of what they are buying, they need to rethink the entire thing.

[DonGrigorianFishing]

I would NEVER publicly admit as a defense “I was too stupid to know what I was signing”…specially when the acknowledgment was only one paragraph! My God that’s soo embarrassing!!! 😮

[spikefivefivefive]

It never ceases to amaze me how some people always see themselves as victims when in reality they are the perpetrators.

[dkc]

Ugh. I hate it when people act stupid AFTER they sign contracts and then blame it on

[CarolineWolterHall]

It’s so crystal clear the defendant stopped paying the loan back, the instant she totalled the car.
She knew full well what she was signing. It was a clear and concise easy to read paragraph.
She’s just playing dumb to get out of her responsibility and took advantage of the plaintiff. Period!
As always, right call JJ.

[PowerDiva]

Does the defendant actually believe saying 'I didn't read anything I signed' is going to win her the case? She kept saying that as if it actually means anything.

[skinnyslims]

The person who would’ve never been able to get a car if it weren’t for the plaintiff said “I was taken advantage of” the entitlement of some people is unreal.

[jennyb]

The person who borrowed the money had no business buying car if she was signing papers she didn’t know about

[mgloriousone]

"If I had knowledge of this I would've never signed this"... meanwhile the contract is literally 2 paragraphs.

[trekgirl]

Defendant is not as dumb as she pretends to be. She knew what she was doing, trying to get a free car and not pay all of the loan back. Even when a car is totaled in a wreck of your fault, you still have to pay the balance. And they do add interest.

[stephanier]

"I was taken advantage of" the delusion in that woman. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[butlertube]

Defendant is a perpetual victim, never her fault. Glad JJ saw that.

[TVKia]

Girl that paper was very clear and to the point…

[bravo]

The old 'play stupid' defence that has never worked ever. She knew she owed the money, no question at all.

[pandorahalfdanarson]

Both plaintiff and defendant border on the dishonest. You don't sell a car to a person who does not have enough money for a down payment, period. And you don't stop paying back a personal loan only because you no longer feel like it.

[sanasa]

The plaintiff looks like one of those creepy dolls that closes and opens her eyes when you move them.

[simply_miki]

Reading is fundamental. This is why education is important.

[TheJellymonty]

This is why they need to add financial literacy to high schools. The defendant is clearly a victim of illiteracy.

[nebby]

The plaintiff is so ANNOYING. I just can't. I would never have bought a car from her after just having a conversation with her.

[julietteoscaralphanovember]

Why would someone who works as a salesperson selling cars give a customer a personal loan?? Are they related?