Q: Can uhaul hold me responsible for the debt of someone I've never met?
I went to rent a uhaul and was refused service because I came in with a person who drove a uhaul for someone else who was associated to someone in debt with uhaul. So I left and came back with my mother. In which they refused service to because she is associated with me. The whole time they talking about the debt (which is owed by someone I've never met at a uhaul 100 miles away from me) as if it were my debt that needed to be paid.
A: You can’t be held responsible for the debt but they are within their rights to refuse service to anyone.
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