Lissie
Racine,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sun, July 13, 2008
Triad auto loans and their peculiar accounting practice have many customers in default who are up to date It wold be on Triad to substantiate with papers a loan actually in default .Of course its profitable for them to keep obtaining extra money with repo threats and know many clients were in bad credit shape to begin with so will not stand up for thei rights under stae and federal law. Remember Countrywide home loans?Same thing ,different company.It will not last much longer.Good luck to all who were victims.
Robert
Buffalo,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, June 14, 2008
I don't know of any auto financer that will allow a car to be sold or otherwise transferred when the account is NOT up to date. That is why they won't accept a payment from the dealer. If you bring your account fully up to date, including any and all late fees, service charges, add interest, etc., you should be ok to trade the vehicle in. Every vehicle I have financed over the last 30 plus years has had some clause in the loan contract something to the effect that I would need their permission to sell the vehicle and that permission WOULD NOT BE GRANTED for a delinquent account.