Tylina
Columbus,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, April 10, 2004
It's probably financed in the high 20% range and it compounds daily each day you are late. The only way you have a chance is to pay every payment on time. If your pay periods change then Pay extra every payment untill you get one payment ahead. Have your references write a note that they are not to be contacted and fax it to the finance company. By law they will not be allowed to call them. If they are calling you at work-- verbally tell them not to and legally they can't. Also put in writing not to call you at home -- contact you by mail only and you won't get any calls. If they disclose that you owe them money to a reference or on your answering machine you have a case. Go on line and file a complaint with the attorney general. You'll win and they'll be in big trouble and have to answer to the attorney general.
Melissa
Aurora,#3Author of original report
Sun, March 07, 2004
I just happened to look through my receipts on my car payments. I noticed that after 4 months of paying on my car that my balance has only dropped by $200. Here is what I have..... Date Payment Interest Principal balance 11/13/03 132.57 132.57 0.00 6530.18 11/26/03 132.57 132.57 0.00 6530.18 12/12/03 132.57 132.57 0.00 6530.18 12/29/03 132.57 132.57 0.00 6530.18 01/09/03 132.57 132.57 0.00 6530.18 01/21/04 132.57 80.71 51.86 6478.32 02/06/04 133.00 84.91 48.09 6430.23 02/13/04 132.57 36.87 95.70 6334.53 03/02/04 132.57 93.40 39.17 6295.36 Can someone tell me exactly how they are figuring the interest on here? Is this legal?
Melissa
Aurora,#4Author of original report
Tue, February 24, 2004
Original Business Start Date: June 1997 Principal : Mr. Thomas E. Boyles Member/Owner Phone Number: (630) 236-0033 Fax Number: (630) 236-0326 Email Address: [email protected]