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I hope you saved ALL of your payment reciepts! Unless it was part of your contract to maintain employment @ all times, and you state that you had a job. Does that mean you had a job at the time of repossesion? & your payments were all current? If so I would consult your attorney. I dont mean to be rude but something does not sound right. It sounds like you are doing buisness with a buy here pay here place.good luck to you.

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Q: Can a dealer legally repossess your car if you were not late on a payment but they said they took it because you didn't have a job even though you did and they put it up for sale the next day?
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