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  • Report:  #478787

Complaint Review: HSBC Auto Finance HAFC HSBC Household Auto Finance Corp. Household Finance Corp. HFC

HSBC Auto Finance, HAFC, HSBC, Household Auto Finance Corp No payments posted to my account for 5 months when vehicle first purchased Baltimore Maryland

  • Reported By:
    Rhonda — Oneida Illinois USA
  • Submitted:
    Wed, August 12, 2009
  • Updated:
    Thu, August 13, 2009
  • HSBC Auto Finance, HAFC, HSBC, Household Auto Finance Corp., Household Finance Corp., HFC
    PO Box 17548
    Baltimore, Maryland
    United States of America
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I purchased my vehicle from Mike Miller Autopark in Peoria, IL in August of 2004.  Original loan was from National City Bank and my father, George Godsil had co-signed for me.  2 weeks after purchase I recieved a call from a HSBC representative and they made a offer with lower APR and 60 months vs 72 months - my payments actually even went down.  I have made all my payments since September of 2004; however, the statement state I opened the account on 1/19/2005 - the pay off was first online as 03/10 which would be closer than what is says now at 03/11 a whole year!!!  The original loan amount was for $24,364.83 and my payments are 454.11 with the APR @ 10.9%  They keep pushing my payoff date back and now am so negative equity can't sell the vehicle.  I have tried multiple times to reach them via phone and email, just to get a email back that I should call this number to no avail.  My vehicle should have atleast another $2270.55 off its balance.

2 Updates & Rebuttals


Rhonda

Oneida,
Illinois,
USA

Never

#3

Thu, August 13, 2009

In answer to your question - NO - I have NEVER been late.  Payments as been made monthly ontime - NEVER a late fee! 


Ashley

springfield,
Missouri,
U.S.A.

Question

#3

Thu, August 13, 2009

Were you ever late on any payments for this vehicle? Even a day or two? Every time you are late on most car loans addition interest gets added for those late payments. Over time that interest will accrue interest. If you are late often enough it can seriously put you back on the loan.

Contact the company and ask for a payment history. Punch your loan in to an amortization table and see how it works out.

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