PSBank Repossessed Cars.. Don't BUY!!!!

**mark_t** · June 18th, 2008 09:30 PM

I think you should go public, try xxx, probe or something. Make a noise.

Better if you can scan the documents and take pictures of the unit so you could warn your friends here.

Can you post the engine number and chassis number and plate number here?

If it is true then it is just that, the truth.

**ezem** · June 20th, 2008 11:38 PM

langya katakot bigla ah...pati bangko...nagkwento pa naman kaibigan ko, nakabili tropa nya ng 2002 CRV 300+ thousand lang last year...planning to buy sana sa bangko din kaso after reading this...geeez...

**puroy** · June 23rd, 2008 02:52 PM

dapat sa goon squad ito. :toink:

i also heard before about a reposessed vios bought by someone, after mabayaran nakita marks of head-on collission sa internals. bpi galing yung vios.

**puroy** · June 23rd, 2008 02:52 PM

dapat sa goon squad ito. :toink:

i also heard before about a reposessed vios bought by someone, after mabayaran nakita marks of head-on collission sa internals. bpi galing yung vios.

**vito corleone** · June 25th, 2008 03:43 PM

+ 1. . .goon squad 'to , baka me maloko pa ulit

salamat sa ts for the information

**0ptimus_pr1me** · July 9th, 2008 06:14 PM

[SIZE=2]mabuti at na-settle na ang issue kay psbank at hindi na nila pinalaki ang issue. minsan mas madali pang kausapin ang mga boss para matapos na ang usapan. malamang, hindi naman nila gusting pahirapan ang friend mo kasi sila rin naman ang masasabit.[/SIZE]

**paolorenzo** · July 10th, 2008 09:46 AM

For me, mali pa rin ang resolution eh. Dapat once ma-repossess ang car, the bank needs to secure all clearances. Dapat talaga clean units na lang ang binebenta. PERIOD.

**allanS** · July 11th, 2008 10:47 PM

tama dapat clean ang lahat. agree na dapat makita mo muna yung or/cr para verify mo muna bago m bilhin. sabi ng friend ko madami daw ganyan dyan basta daw repossessed.

**av427** · March 13th, 2009 04:42 AM

Dapat talaga dyan call PSBANK Main and talk to someone there sa assets to report the matter, baka naman yung branch personnel ang may problema at kailangan talagang sibakin

Minsan kasi yung mga ganyan hindi trained mabuti sa trabaho nila, kaya pati mga ganyang bagay at legalities di nila alam so hayaan mong i-memo sha ng main para magtanda. Kala nila basta papasok sila, yun na yon--di pinagaaralan ang trabaho nila.

**krackerpow** · June 21st, 2009 02:51 PM

hi! I'm a noob in this forum but not so in the repossesed business. Almost all (if not all) repossessed units of banks are being sold in an "as is-where is" basis. This includes the condition and history the car may have at the time it was turned over to the bank. From there, the bank doesn't do anything but to stock and sell in it that condition. Thus the very low price. What could have one to avoid this situation is the proper disclosure of the car's profile to the bidder: the car's history, reason for acquisition, known problems etc. These info should freely be accessible to the prospective bidder so he/she would have sufficient info on what to do, settle or fix upon the sale of the unit.