A car dealership in Douglas says it's changing the way it operates - after customers racked up debts of £40,000 for services.
The Rex Motor Company took to Facebook this week, urging people to pay their outstanding bills.
In its post, the company, based at White Hoe, says the unpaid accounts affect staff, suppliers, and its ability to serve the community.
It's asking people to get in touch to settle their bills, and says in future it'll change the way it operates to stop people leaving them unpaid.
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