I had a loan with PRIMUS as primary buyer. The cobuyer filed bankruptcy which created a breach of contract on May 9, 2003. Primus refused to speak with me any further. They would not negotiate a reaffirmation agreement. They allowed the cobuyer to keep the car and accepted payments although the cobuyer had been discharged of the debt. In Dec. 2004, the cobuyer stopped paying. I took the vehicle away from the cobuyer and arranged a meeting to offer Primus a payoff worth almost double the value of the car. The day we were to meet with my attorney, they repossessed the vehicle instead and sold it for $2200; less than 1/3 of what I was offering them. From May 9, 2003, they refused to speak with me about settling the debt, and ultimately repossesed as was their right in bankruptcy court. They have now filed a lawsuit in Oct. 2009 sueing for $6800 ($200 less than what I offered in 2004). You know what *** PRIMUS! The statute of limitations in Oklahoma expired on May 9, 2008. See you in court.