Keep away from this company! First of all they use brokers to get their leases and the brokers will lie to you. Then this company will say too bad because you signed a contract. Here's my story: I spoke to a James Brown with Currency Capital (broker). I wanted to purchase a DTG t-shirt printing machine. I had the money to purchase the machine outright, but didn't want to spend all that cash up front. James wanted me to lease the machine for $300 per month for 5 years. I told him I did not want to lease at that price, because that cost would be $18000 total and would be almost 3 times the purchase price. I could get better terms with a loan. He told me that there was a program for start-up business where after 30 months, I could pay @ $500 and I would own the machine. This wasn't too bad so I agreed. When I received the lease agreement, I couldn't find anything about the 30 month buyout. James stated that it was a separate document from the lease and he would send it to me, but to go ahead and sign the lease. I admit I was stupid. James seemed honest and was always helpful over process to get everything set up, so I believed him. I should have known better, but when I called Currency Capital about the "start-up" program I was told James Brown no longer worked there, they had no "start up" program, and no information in their files about this. They said they would contact Pacific leasing and the called me back saying Pacific leasing would not honor the promises made by the broker representing them. I told them they could pick up the machine then. I received a call from their collections department and told a Christian McGill my story and again told her to pick the machine up. She was rude and offered to educate me....b***h please! I have two bachelor degrees and you probably have a high school diploma. You aren't educating me on anything. I disconnected the call twice because of her attitude. Always remember, don't let these idiots bully you.
Financial Pacific Leasing, Inc. Reviews
Keep away from this company! First of all they use brokers to get their leases and the brokers will lie to you. Then this company will say too bad because you signed a contract. Here's my story: I spoke to a James Brown with Currency Capital (broker). I wanted to purchase a DTG t-shirt printing machine. I had the money to purchase the machine outright, but didn't want to spend all that cash up front. James wanted me to lease the machine for $300 per month for 5 years. I told him I did not want to lease at that price, because that cost would be $18000 total and would be almost 3 times the purchase price. I could get better terms with a loan. He told me that there was a program for start-up business where after 30 months, I could pay @ $500 and I would own the machine. This wasn't too bad so I agreed. When I received the lease agreement, I couldn't find anything about the 30 month buyout. James stated that it was a separate document from the lease and he would send it to me, but to go ahead and sign the lease. I admit I was stupid. James seemed honest and was always helpful over process to get everything set up, so I believed him. I should have known better, but when I called Currency Capital about the "start-up" program I was told James Brown no longer worked there, they had no "start up" program, and no information in their files about this. They said they would contact Pacific leasing and the called me back saying Pacific leasing would not honor the promises made by the broker representing them. I told them they could pick up the machine then. I received a call from their collections department and told a Christian McGill my story and again told her to pick the machine up. She was rude and offered to educate me....b***h please! I have two bachelor degrees and you probably have a high school diploma. You aren't educating me on anything. I disconnected the call twice because of her attitude. Always remember, don't let these idiots bully you.