If the laptop was not obtained by some form of rent to own situation. The laptop is yours. The debt is also yours. Your creditor doesn't want the laptop back. They want the money.
I just don't recommend maintaining a balance for an object you no longer own...kind of like trading a car in and rolling over an unpaid balance. Just something you don't want to do if you can help it.
Cidevil
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April 12th, 2020 13:00
So I don’t have to transfer anything Over just want to sell it and still make normal payments still is that ok ?
GiX3R2
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April 12th, 2020 13:00
Yes...I wouldn't suggest selling it for less than what you owe. You want to pay off the balance of whatever type of credit was used.
GiX3R2
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April 12th, 2020 14:00
If the laptop was not obtained by some form of rent to own situation. The laptop is yours. The debt is also yours. Your creditor doesn't want the laptop back. They want the money.
I just don't recommend maintaining a balance for an object you no longer own...kind of like trading a car in and rolling over an unpaid balance. Just something you don't want to do if you can help it.