Johnson Gamngong-Jato

Hello,
My name is Michael and I am in the CA National guard and recently had to travel to the AL for work at the Missile Defense Agency. Prior to leaving CA I called Chase and informed them that I couldnt make payments that month or while I was in AL and would pay them as soon as I got back, the rep didnt object and actually said that they would put in a note on my account and as long as I made the payment as scheduled when I got back it shouldnt be a problem.

Left, came back 2 months after and tried to make the payments only to see that my account had been issued a charge-off, granted there where no warnings about this, no email, no phonecall, no mail, nothing, just out of the blue charge-off. Basically I think Chase realized that the car ( Tesla Model 3 ) was depreciating in value ( due to recent politics of the Tesla CEO) and so they decided to cut their losses and forcibly shift the ownership of the vehicle to me.

I want to sue them and have them reinstate the lease. If they wont reinstate the lease then I am willing to voluntary return the vehicle and file a chapter 7 bankruptcy, that way whatever balance is remaining will be discharged. Please let me know if there is lawyer who can help me with this case and help reinstate the lease.
Thank you

TRIBUTE TO DADDY

If I am in Christ today  thanks to Daddy. For the months that I stayed with Daddy while in the University, he pointed us to Christ and encouraged us to be involved in Godly activities. We had a practice at home of reading the Word and praying before the start of each day. Daily, Daddy knocked at our doors, at 4:00 a.m., to hand to each room the devotional for the day. At that time it was boring but I did it to please Daddy. Every Saturday he invited us for choir practice and other programs in CBC Church Etoug – Ebe but of the many University students in the house, I was the only one who followed Daddy. During one of the practice sessions I was challenged  during  choir devotion from Prov. 3:5, 6 and I prayed to receive Christ. I became a committed chorister in the English choir and daily I looked forward to 4:00 a.m. for a new message from  the  Lord. Today, I enjoy being a Princess of the Most High, thanks to Daddy.

Daddy, see you in heaven.

Mrs. Nkeh  n e Ngwang Mercy Veyeh

I never believed that Daddy Jato shall one day pass away.  I came to the house on Saturday, 23 June, met Daddy, he was sitting outside while Mummy was in the Room. My first greeting was, “Daddy you’re very healthy now”, since Daddy had been sick. After chatting with Daddy I went to have some cold water, Mummy saw me from the bedroom. She called me saying she had noticed that I am the one from the rear. We all stood in the living room for a while, then I went to the kitchen for my cold water.

I later came out and sat outside with Mummy to my right and Daddy to my left. In our chat, Mummy told me that she had lost a colleague in South Africa. When Daddy passed away the following Tuesday, 26 June 2012, I felt as if Mummy had actually announced to me in our chat of the 23rd. It then dawned on me that I had actually discussed with Daddy for my last time.

We did all we could to help you go through your illness. Our ways are not God’s ways, we know. We will miss you so much Daddy. Have a safe journey, I know and believe we shall meet one day. We loved you so much but the Almighty Lord loved you more than us.

Goodbye Daddy.

Ngwang Passi, Bea and Kids.