Robert
Irvine,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, August 13, 2011
Oh and the BBB is one of the most reliable companies the US consumer has to turn to,
- You think so? While I don't really like to tell people to "google" something. Go ahead and google "BBB Pay for Play Scam" and see if you feel the same way after you read the numerous reports where the BBB was allowing merchants to pay for their rating.
I have recieved positive response from the Kentucky AG office since I record my phone call about my payments to them :)
- So what was their positive response?
jxs1018
Lexington,#3Author of original report
Sat, August 13, 2011
Sadly because of the obama economy I have lost work in construction and at the time my car purchase was made I was being paid on tuesday and agreed to pay the note on tuesday as scheduled however with things getting worse in the economy, no ones doing anything in my state, unemployment is 14% in my county and sorry, a minimum wage job just doesnt pay everything on time mr rich pants.
Thus, I do work a new job, thank god above, and I get paid on fridays, causing me to pay on fridays, be 3 days late, and like most americans, live paycheck to paycheck...
satisified heritage insider? Oh and the BBB is one of the most reliable companies the US consumer has to turn to, and a grade of B, should raise flags to potiential consumers of heritage. As far as the extra billing they cause due to a delay in processing payments, they clearly violate the FCBA of 1975 and I have recieved positive response from the Kentucky AG office since I record my phone call about my payments to them :)
mr rik
miami,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, August 12, 2011
made them sweat.
Robert
Irvine,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, August 12, 2011
I'm telling you these people are nuts and will drive you crazy over nothing.
You change your contact information and don't tell them so they contact your references to find out your new information. You are then 3 Days late and complain about them calling you about your payment. That is not exactly nothing is it?
You are with a "Second Chance" bank as you call it because you need a second chance. You made a legal agreement to pay them back at a certain time and for a certain amount. Second Chance/Sub-Prime lenders are going to be more aggressive in collecting your payments because of your negative history.
It's easy to avoid this If you want to avoid this then make sure your payments are on-time EVERY TIME. If you change your information make sure they have your new information.
As for the BBB without even getting into their entire "rating" system, you really think a "A" rated business is not going to be as aggressive? If so you may be in for a bit of a shock.
Jim
Orlando,#6Consumer Comment
Fri, August 12, 2011
You have a history of not paying your bills on time...that's why you had to use still another subprime lender. They are a loan company, not a bank. But here we are just like clockwork and living up to your reputation, you are STILL not paying on time. They tried to find you and your phone is disconnected. You bet they are going to start calling around to find you. That's why they require references. Where do you come up with this idea paying on time is optional? The payment is due on the due date as defined in the contract YOU SIGNED. Three days late is LATE. Why not learn to be responsible and pay your bills on time instead of continuing in your stinking subprime ways? It doesn't take being rich to pay your bills on time. If you don't have enough money coming in then get a weekend job. And no, I don't work for them.