Karl
Highlands Ranch,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, July 11, 2009
THERE ISN'T ANY EQUITY IN THE CAR, BUT WHEN THERE IS EQUITY (AS IN YOUR CASE) THEY ARE NOT WILLING TO WORK WITH THE CUSTOMER? If you only owed about $1,000 on the loan, and the car was worth $4,500 to $5,000, you would think that the bank WOULD have tried to help you, correct? I'll bet if it had been a LOCALLY OWNED BANK, or a LOCALLY OWNED CREDIT UNION, you would have been able to work out some type of a plan, wouldn't you agree? Make sure to 'Google' & watch all of the following documentaries on the web- THE ASCENT OF MONEY PBS FRONTLINE THE MADOFF AFFAIR INSIDE THE MELTDOWN THE OBAMA DECEPTION AMERICA: FREEDOM TO FASCISM 9/11 PRESS FOR TRUTH *Good luck to you! P.S. Isn't it ironic that Wells Fargo received BILLIONS of dollars of TAXPAYER'S money from the government (TARP) when they were in trouble, but you couldn't get any help from Wells Fargo over an amount of $1,000?