DISQUS

Joe Nolan · 3 years ago

Call me so we can discuss the real facts of my personal involvement with your Eclipse deal. Stop in sometime and let also discuss the keys you dick

Joe Nolan · 3 years ago

Get a Life. Please remove my name from you fictional story. Many people have problems with money and can't pay their bills. However I did not have anything to do with you paying your bills or the legal contract you entered into with Mitsu. You need to complain to Mitsu credit, they are the one that put the repo on your credit report. As for the keys, stop in and we can discuss them.Thanks Joe Nolan

bnpositive · 3 years ago

Joe, Joe, Joe it's been so long. Is this really how Ray Skillman has taught you how to handle your customers? Calling them a "dick"? The story isn't fictional, granted it's one sided at this point, so feel free to gather yourself and respond as you remember the details from your side. Now, I'm not sure how you can jump to accusations of my bill payment history. My only comment was that the Eclipse returned back to the posession of Ray Skillman was mysteriously identified as repo'd. Now why would MMCA have put the repo on my credit report if they'd actually received the car back from you? And finally, are you threatening me?

Aaron Brazell · 3 years ago

Whoa. Sounds juicy. Remind me not to buy from Skillman's hit men.

Karen · 3 years ago

Interesting. The name calling just proves your point.

Cherie · 3 years ago

Unbelievably poor conduct on behalf of Mr. Joe Nolan here on this blog. You kiss your mother with that mouth, sir? My opinion of Skillman (I had none prior) is permanently sullied not because of the original post, but because of the comments posted on this blog. I will also be happy to spread the word about these comments so that none are yoked in business with a man such as this. Poor form, poor form.

Gayla · 3 years ago

HA I'm in Indiana and had my own dealings with Ray Skillman and know several others who did too!

Isn't it fun! Almost everyone is Googleable these days.

Finally, people can be held publically accountable for their actions.

bnpositive · 3 years ago

Gayla! I'm super-interested in hearing more details about your experience and other's experiences that you're aware of that occurred. Can you followup on my most recent post about the situation?

Brian · 3 years ago

Wow! That's truly amazing to see someone representing a company acting that way...as his employer I'd be a little upset with with his actions.

Do you know if this guy is even still working for them?