Vehicle repo'd. I agreed with Keri Charroll (Wells Fargo Rep) to pay vehicle off to get it back. When it came time to pay vehicle off(4,000+).....Impound informed me vehicle was sent to an auction. Then Keri got irate and stupid because I had enough sense to find this info out before paying off. She realized that I was not going to pay the car off because in fact, it was getting reading to be auctioned off----4 hours away from my residence)! Her scheme or plot failed! She tried to TRICK me into paying off a repo'd car that I was never going to see again. Oh my, how many people have she done this to? I am so glad....I DID NOT GET GOT!
Yolanda
Memphis,#2Author of original report
Sat, January 16, 2010
I'm already aware that I will still have to pay Wells Fargo(no problem)....However, I am glad that I did not fall for the SCHEME that was set up to deceive me. YEAH! I'm going to pay what I have to pay....but guess what? I got myself another new vehicle....YES, I said NEW.....(Paid for it without a single note). Like my grandma alway said, "you try to dig a ditch for someone, go ahead and dig another right beside it, for yourself". I'm just sayin'........
Karl
highlands ranch,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, January 14, 2010
post that says this-
IamGood
Galveston,#4General Comment
Thu, January 14, 2010
When your car was sold at auction, I know it was not sold for the amount you owe.
The difference between what you owed, and the amount they got for the car will still be owed by you to Wells Fargo Bank.
They will have the right to sue you to collect the remaining balance due on the loan.
Save that money that you got to pay off your loan, because once the apply the proceeds from the sale of your car to your loan, you will need that money to pay off the remaining balance.
Karl
highlands ranch,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, January 14, 2010
employees, correct?