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  • Report:  #291081

Complaint Review: Wells Fargo Financial California Inc.

Wells Fargo Financial California, Inc. WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL CHARGES 68.5% INTEREST ON SECURED LOANS. THE MAFIA WILL GIVE YOU LOWER POINTS. Burbank California

  • Reported By:
    BURBANK California
  • Submitted:
    Thu, December 13, 2007
  • Updated:
    Thu, December 13, 2007
  • Wells Fargo Financial California, Inc.
    1499 West Olive Ave. #201 Burbank, CA 91506
    Burbank, California
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    818-841-5292
  • Category:

I'm no financial wiz, but I was contacted by WFF to see if I could use a loan. They call all the time, over and over. This time I said OK what do you have? I went in to the Burbank office and they said they sould give me a loan for $11,400 if I re-fi'ed a car with them and they over-valued the car to create phantom equity. I don't love GMAC so I said I would look at the numbers. HOLY s**t!!! To get the $11,400 they want anywhere from $510 per month over 6.6 years to $752 per month over 3 years. HERE'S THE TRUTH: Using the APR calculators at FairIssac, LendingTree and BankRate.com, and they all agreed, the $510 deal over 5.5 years garnered $22,260 in interest (just interest) and equated to a cool 50% interest rate. The $752 deal repayed over 3 years equated to (bend over) 68.5%. Quite usury, don't you think? When I inquired about the loans interest rate, they responded "we don't like to think in terms of interest rate". I cound see why. Even though they would fake the secured vehicles value, it would have been effectively a secured loan. I recommend if contacted by WFF to simply hang up, or in the alternative, run like hell. I'm not even sure it's legal in California. Heres a better picture:

WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL OFFER

LOAN AMOUNT: $11,400.00

LOAN INTEREST
PYMT DURATION (MO.) INTEREST REPAY RATE

510.00 66 (5.5 YRS) 22,260.00 33,660.00 50.00%

752.00 36 (3 YRS) 15,672.00 27,072.00 68.50%

AlanAhn
BURBANK, California
U.S.A.

1 Updates & Rebuttals


Anthony

Mcalester,
Oklahoma,
U.S.A.

are you sure

#2Consumer Suggestion

Thu, December 13, 2007

are you sure wells is not adding the pay off of your car to the loan, that would only make sense.

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