Fingers
Sherwood,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, July 02, 2008
I know what you mean. I went through the same thing in 2007. Bought the car in Nov 2006. Made three payments. First one was more than it should have been and yet didn't show on the second bill. I do the same thing with my other car financed through better people and the payment goes down every month. When I received my fourth bill in Feb 2007, I also received a letter from their corporate people turning my credit down. Every time I tried calling them I got no answers, the same with the car dealer. Talked to my attorney and was told not to make another payment and letters were sent to them requesting my money back since the loan was never legally approved. After checking all the papers, even the office for Personal Property Taxes agreed and redid my tax bill because I shouldn't have to pay for property I never owned. The car set at my place until Aug 2007 before being picked up. We will be going to court soon. I will give you some advice. Tape every conversation you make with them. If they call someone else, tape the conversation you have with the other person telling you that. You will be surprised how many people they will contact that you never told them about. You can call and talk to someone and get one answer then simply hangup the phone and call them again. You will talk to someone else and get a totally different answer. Also, if you want to see the actual number of complaints against these people look under Drive Financial then change the search to Drive Financial Service. You will also find that people that have made complaints as yourself have numerous comments added just like mine is being added to yours. If you take the number of complaints under Drive Finance and Drive Financial Service you will find a total of over 580. Then you will need to add the complaints that are added to each of those 580 complaints. The number of people with complaints against these idiots are unbelievable. The first time checked, the number of complaints were a little over 200. Rounghly a year later, they have doubled. I hate to say it but keep copies of everything because your time may come. Everyone who has been paying for their car for 2 years or more notice that only about $2000.00 has gone to the payoff. Keep a diary of everything that happens dealing with them. I wish you all the luck in the world. You may want to look at the class-action suit where 1150 people in Texas alone won the suit aginst them.