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HARLEY DAVIDSON RIP-OFF
I BOUGHT A MOTORCYCLE FROM HARLEY DAVIDSON IN 2000, THE TOTAL OF MY BIKE WAS 16,500. AFTER PAYING 324.00 EVERY MONTH FOR OVER A YEAR AND A HALF AND PUTTING A 2,500.00 DOWN PAYMENT I STILL OWED 14,540.00.
WHEN I PAYED IT OFF MY BALANCE WAS 15,820.00. THEY CHARGED ME ATTORNEY FEES ETC..... WHEN I ASKED FOR A RECEIPT FROM THE ATTORNEY THEY STATED THEY DONT DO THAT.
I FEEL IF I AM GETTING CHARGED FOR SOMETHING I DID NOT USE NOR ASK FOR I SHOULD BE GIVEN PROPER PROOF OF WHERE MY MONEY WAS BEING USED.....FOR ANYONE OUT THERE THINKING OF BUYING A BIKE FROM HARLEY PAY CASH OR TAKE YOUR MONEY SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Fraud Hammer X
Hammertown,Ontario,
Canada
When ever a shill opens their mouth, it's Hammertime, yo!
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, February 05, 2003
Jason, since you decided to pop up like a rusty shill nail, I'll have to hammer you down! I'll be gentle as I can, but this is going to hurt...
Why don't you read what my brother is saying? He wants to know why Harley is charging him for an attorney but won't tell him why! He paid the bill, shill! In full, you dig?
I hope you enjoy your hog, my anonymous bro!
Jason
Atlanta,Georgia,
U.S.A.
You should understand any financial agreement you enter into
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, February 04, 2003
Ill keep it short and sweet. You dont understand finance at all and shouldnt make comments you cant substantiate. You should get a better understanding of the financial agreement next time.
Just some quick things. Harley as well as any other company loaning money on a motorcyle does so at a higher rate. Even the Honda ads for 2.9% are intro rates. So if you run your loan at around 14% (I think Yamaha is around 21% after the intro period, if you read the fine print) youd get similiar numbers to those reported.
Do you understand that the first month you made a payment close to 70% goes to interest dont you?
Then I figure the extra they charged you must be from a charge off fee. You shouldnt have let them repo it and you wouldnt have that problem.
Just because you paid a years worth of payments doesnt make it yours.