MOORE, Okla. (KFOR) —A Moore mother said she was forced to quit her job because her check was being garnished for a debt she said she doesn’t know anything about.
Priscilla Douglas said her paychecks have been garnished on and off since 2012 for a car she said she never signed for.
“I’ve been being robbed I guess, from my wage that I’ve earned my entire adult life,” said Douglas.
Douglas said the issue goes back to 2012. A car dealership claims she owed them money because she co-signed for a 1999 Saturn.
“I’ve never been able to co-sign for anything in my life,” said Douglas.
Douglas said she was first told she would have to pay $6,000, now she’s being told she owes $22,000.
“I never been served, not once. They’ve been coming for me since 2012 and never have I been served,” said Douglas.
Douglas said there were times when her paychecks weren’t touched, then the company would come back and start garnishing her again.
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“I don’t know if the car was repossessed. I don’t know if it was given back. I don’t know who whose name is on the car. I don’t know nothing,” said Douglas.