- Is anyone else having this going on?
- If a client returns a car to you do you resale it to another client?
- If so does your agency have a dealership license?
- Do you have the car auctioned and just accept the low auction price and call it a day?
- If a client returns the car to you, does your agency put insurance on the car?
- Do you have a special type of insurance, for say storing it, or allow other clients to test drive it?
- Does anyone do this often and if so how does the frequency in changes in the insurance effect your agency? Say put a car on , sell it 2 weeks later, add another car sell it a week later?
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Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 3:02 PM
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Subject: RE: [WTW] request for informationDan see the attached letter that I mail out to dealerships in our area.
We have a similar one for mechanics
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dave Washburn
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 3:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WTW] request for information
Dear colleagues,
Many of your programs have lists of "recommended" or "approved" auto dealers
and mechanics. I've noticed that these lists can help make it easier for our
customers to find the cars they're shopping for, or to get them repaired.
I've learned that one of the major reasons for establishing these lists is
that, as we are doing so, we're establishing relationships with businesses
that will understand Ways to Work before our customers walk through their
doors.My question is: For the programs that offer these lists, do you have written
agreements with your recommended/approved dealers and mechanics? If so, I'd
appreciate it if you would e-mail me a copy via this listserve.Thanks,
Dave Washburn
Ways to Work family loan program manager
Consuelo Foundation
Honolulu, HI
