Ms. ** contacted us in September 2009, 9 months before our lease was up and demanded we make a decision to keep our old machines or get new ones that were much more expensive by December 1, 2009. We contacted other vendors and found one to fit our needs and contracted with them. They bought out our contract for the period January - July 2010.
We cancelled our lease and agreed to pay the lease until July 2010 when the lease is supposed to be up, but Pitney Bowes now says our lease is up in October 2010 and is demanding one more payment to cover July 20 - October 20th. The lease was signed on March 31, 2005 and our equipment was delivered on April 21, 2005 with a 63-month lease. Our lease should be up on July 20, 2010. Pitney Bowes says it takes them 3 months to set up their account and they will not supply us with their accounting. We also had a credit from previous equipment. We feel this "extra" payment is not warranted and cannot stop them from taking it out of the credit card account.
