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They'll typically keep looking. Thing of it is, if someone's going to be so intent in trying to hold onto a vehicle, they don't do it because they want to just leave it sitting and not use it at all. They're going to drive it sooner or later. Which, dependent on the effort and resources the lienholder is willing to put into stalking the vehicle out, may lead to us either waiting for the lessee to get cocky thinking they're out of the woods (which they all do, eventually) or they can have us file a stolen property report (a bit less desirable of an option for the lienholder), or they can take the lessee to court. If they're trying to collect your 15 year-old Escort that you owe a couple thousand on, they'll probably just hit your credit report and make it difficult for you to take out a loan in the future. There comes a point when collecting what they're owed just isn't worth the hardships of collecting it.

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