- Report: #30085
Complaint Review: WFS Financial - Tempe Arizona
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WFS Financial
4920 S. Wendler Drive, Suite 115 Tempe, 85282 Arizona, U.S.A.
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602-282-3523
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WFS Financial ripoff abused & mistreated Tempe Arizona
WFS Financial repossed my vehicle with no notification and a payment was made 2 days (through Western Union)prior to the act. At the time the repo man tried to run my boyfried down in our own driveway. Tried to leave with the vehicle and my boyfried attached to the grill of the repo mans truck. We did not know until later that he was still on our property and should have left the vehicle. My boyfriend is in great pain due to a back injury caused by this incident.
We suspect the WFS has done this action because we obtained a lawyer to investigate them because of lost payments and over interest rate charges not explained. We have contacted a personal injury lawyer and he has taken the case with charges towards the repo man and WFS. We realize will probably not be able to have the vehicle returned in the same shape they took it, but we want a justice.
We think that we might need some more help in this than the lawyer can possibly give us. We need help that is for sure.
Jennifer
Casa Grande, Arizona
We suspect the WFS has done this action because we obtained a lawyer to investigate them because of lost payments and over interest rate charges not explained. We have contacted a personal injury lawyer and he has taken the case with charges towards the repo man and WFS. We realize will probably not be able to have the vehicle returned in the same shape they took it, but we want a justice.
We think that we might need some more help in this than the lawyer can possibly give us. We need help that is for sure.
Jennifer
Casa Grande, Arizona
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Kathleen
La Habra,California,
U.S.A.
WFS Sucks
#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Wed, April 16, 2003
When I first purchased my car 3 years ago, I transferred my current insurance over to the new vehicle. WFS contacted me that they were going to purchase insurance on my vehicle at my expense because they said they had information stating I did not have my auto insured. Over the next 6 months I kept faxing my coverage information to anybody and everybody at that company as I was still receiving the same mail I received in the beginning. I finally stated I would have them investigated if they didn't knock it off. Those letters stopped. Now, somewhere along the way I apparently made a mistake in the amount of my monthly payments. Instead of correcting my math error and contacting me, they let me continue to pay the incorrect amount for probably 2 years. It was my error, however they never brought it to my attention. Instead they keep claiming they will come and get my car via letters if I don't bring my account current. The very important fact that I was making incorrect payment amounts never came up. I was under the impression that I was making my payments and that the company was not applying them to my account. To make a long story short I have reported the company to the Attorney General's office and they are aware of their shady business practices. I believe this company has been getting away with alot for a long time. Do not hesitate to contact the Attorney General's office to publicise the unethical behavior of this company.
Kathleen
Alta Loma,California,
I believe WFS may be charging me too much interest also
#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, September 30, 2002
I read your ripoff report and would like know more about your case. I too have an auto loan through WFS. My statements are very confusing and misleading. My payment is set at $234.33 per month, but I pay $300 to cut the time I will be paying off my loan. WFS never credits my account the correct amount. I used a loan calculator that has an amortorazation schedule so I know what part of my payment should go to the interest and which should go to the principle. WFS figures are way off. I will be going to the main office to have them explain thier figures to me and why their is a difference. If your experience could help me I would like to hear more about how WFS charged you more interest and how you found out about it. Feel free to email me at [email protected]
