Michael
Bountiful,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, November 20, 2006
Something else I don't understand. Why harass you at work with the threat of having your job? If you get canned then Ameri-Credit will certainly not get their money. So they are slitting their own throats. Cheers!
Michael
Bountiful,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, November 20, 2006
Something else I don't understand. Why harass you at work with the threat of having your job? If you get canned then Ameri-Credit will certainly not get their money. So they are slitting their own throats. Cheers!
Michael
Bountiful,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, November 19, 2006
Americredit is full of baloney as you well know. Ship your car. Your insurance company is the only one that needs to know about it. I can't see why a finance company would care because if something happens in transit your insurance will cover. The insurance the carrier has will also help cover. Americredit is just trying to get under your skin. And it sounds like they are upset that you actually might want to move to another state. Oh no! Just move and ship your car. Who cares about Americredit. From what you said about the three way between your insurance company, you , and Americredit, sounds like you're in the clear. Don't let some pain in the a*s you don't know make your life miserable. But I would try to get a re-fi immediately to get Ameri-hell out of the picture completely. Might also look into small claims court in New Mexico just to be annoying to them. Enjoy!
David
Waipahu,#5Consumer Suggestion
Wed, August 16, 2006
Michael, thanks for your comments. Unfortunately I did not have the privelege of reading those said documents. When I purchased my truck they were having a tough time finding someone to finance me. We kept calling and calling the dealership to find out what was going on. The whole time having the truck. Two months later we find out it's AmeriCredit and they are hounding us for money. Well I can't pay you money if I don't know you are my lender. If I had known that or search more I wouldn't have accepted it.
Michael
Bountiful,#6Consumer Comment
Wed, August 16, 2006
I ALMOST took a loan out through these guys but after reading their arbitration agreement I decided there was no way in hell I was going to do that. You're right about them having you by the balls but they are a subprime lender so they gotta okay rough once in a while. But I still would rather pound my balls flat with a wooden mallet than take a loan out with Ameri-Hell. One second late on a payment and Guido and Loui are at your door demanding your checkbook or your wife. Makes me shudder!