Carole
Hanford,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, July 13, 2004
I was really offended by Robert's rebuttal. Notice that he is an EX-employee not a current employee. I wonder why. I did end up finally getting a hold of a rep at Drive regarding the automated system. Apparently, they did a system update over the weekend of the Fourth of July, changed everyone's account numbers and the way the automated system worked. I did manage to get the rep to take my payment without the usual $8.95 charge for an "assisted payment" and did get my new account number. She assured me that the automated system was wrong and that I had a perfect record of payments with them, then she apologized profusely for the problem that delayed my payment. This is the best I have been treated by Drive in the last 18 months! Unfortunately, this is not the norm. Usually, I end up dealing with a "Robert" who thinks he knows everything about me and my finances. Most of the reps act as if everyone who finances with Drive is a deadbeat. Too bad they don't know any better. I will improve my credit so I do not have to deal with this type of lowlife ripoff company again. Remember, if the dealer says Drive Financial, run, don't walk from the building and buy somewhere else.
Deborah
Tampa,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, July 12, 2004
You are absolutely right. I too left a comment on your original message. Mr. Robert just shows how the employees are at Drive. I will never ever finance with then again. I would rather take the bus than finance with them again. He acts as if we don't understand our situations and why we had to finance with them. But as I told him that is still no excuse for the treatment that we all receive. The lies and disrespect is unbelievable. All for that $1200 incentive. I pray that something can be done about this company and that they are closed down for good.