'If you don't pay your bills, you don't get to keep your stuff': Credit company serves as petty revenge messenger to man's cheating ex wife; they tow and repossess her car

Eleonora Bader

Apr 18, 2023 1:00 PM EDT

Karma always seems to find a way, whether it's directly through a person you wrong, or in a roundabout kind of way that is a little less obvious. One man took to r/pettyrevenge to share the time his cheating ex-wife got her car repossessed and towed by a credit company that had been attempting to locate her for quite some time. He had married her young after she had gotten pregnant, and she had continuously cheated on him, to the point where he filed for divorce.

In the divorce, she had asked for their car, which he gladly gave her. Unfortunately for her, she couldn't actually pay for said car, so she was super behind on payments. That's where the credit company comes in… having no idea where she was (she was one busy beaver), they continuously contacted him, until he'd had enough.

Scroll down to read the detailed account of events. And if we've learned anything from this, it's 'don't cheat on people', which should actually just be a given. For more stories like this one, here is a tyrannical boss who told her employee to 'print out the internet' (what?), which the employee did (what again?) — ending up in 2 big stacks of paper that the employee stuffed her boss's room with (some more whattt?).

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