Marcia
Radcliff,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, January 05, 2005
regarding fidelity financial services. I financed a car through them in 1995. They did attempt to reposes my care one time saying I was three months behind. I presented cancelled checks proving to them they were in the wrong. Then I continued to have the same problems after that even when I has nade by payment for three months ahead of time. Now my problem with them is it is 10 years later and I went to sell the car and they never released the lean. They no longer exist and I have to pay to go to court to get the title released. The reason that they no longer exist is because of poor business.
Jim
El Segundo,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, October 12, 2004
I am an ex employee of Fidelity Financial Services. I hate the company and everthing it stood for, BUT, The company sold to Wells Fargo Financial Services years ago. Why you want to file a rip off report for a company that doesnt exist anymore is beyind me, BUT - Tow companies don't STEAL cars. They tow cars from places like where yours was parked ILLEGALLY. When a car is impounded, Both the lienholder (Fidelity Financial Sevices) and the Registered Owner (with bad credit like in YOUR case) both get a letter from the tow yard. By law, they must send out this letter by the next day. The letter says that either the registered owner or the finance company may pick up the car. It's fidelity's job to make sure that you pick up the car, so if you dont, they will. You must have told them that you picked up the car. (Because a person with the worst of credit and therfore irresponsible can always be trusted.) They should not have believed you if they did. Dont twist this around. You F*cked up and need to admit it.