- Report: #713453
Complaint Review: HSBC Auto Finance
HSBC Auto Finance Repossession against the law of this state. Internet
*Consumer Comment: HSBC Autofinance Ripoff
*Consumer Suggestion: Why get on a payroll?
*Consumer Comment: I see jim Is financially secure hey wake up jim the finance companies are pulling what these mortage companies are doing not applying peoples payments illegal repossession but we don't matter
*Consumer Comment: We Definiely NEED a C/A Suit!
*Consumer Comment: Hsbc almost screwed me In 2005 they approved me for a truck then two weeks later they said I didn't meet their credit granting criteria well the dealership did find another finance company
*Consumer Comment: Great!!!
*Consumer Comment: What did you expect??
*Consumer Comment: PLEASE stop with the uneducated "class action drivel". No rip off here.
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My car was repossessed when I was out of work and yes, I was having trouble making ends meet and was trying to work with them. They came to take it after a few months even though I was constantly on the phone trying to make arrangements and keeping in contact. I asked for them to send me the 'right to cure' notice required in SC and per the contract. They told me that they did not know what that was and they were not required to send me anything. When they finally took the car in October of 2009, I called the next day to once again ask for copies of the paperwork, and got the same answer about the contract stipulations. I went through the state consumer board and forced a letter from them which they stated that they had sent me the right to cure notice several months before, which they did not. They also said in the letter that the notice was sent when I was late by 20 days one time. They sold the car at 10 percent of value and now have turned the collection over to another company to get the rest of the money that they say I owe.
PLEASE IF ANYONE STARTS A CLASS ACTION AGAINST THIS COMPANY, CONTACT ME. I AM TIRED OF THESE COMPANIES SCREWING OVER PEOPLE.
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HSBC Autofinance Ripoff
AUTHOR: Myfluffyone - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, July 20, 2011
****I did reach an attorney in PA who is willing to review the paperwork should hsbc get around to sending it to me. we'll see
#2 Consumer Suggestion
Why get on a payroll?
AUTHOR: mr. rik - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, April 16, 2011
How do you like that?
#3 Consumer Comment
I see jim Is financially secure hey wake up jim the finance companies are pulling what these mortage companies are doing not applying peoples payments illegal repossession but we don't matter
AUTHOR: Charles - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, April 16, 2011
#4 Consumer Comment
We Definiely NEED a C/A Suit!
AUTHOR: Jim - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, April 16, 2011
Do people lose jobs? Of course they do. What mature, responsible people do is IMMEDIATELY get on a payroll...even if its only part time.
But no, the typical subprime thinking, welfare type thinks "there are no jobs" and cry and whine when the finance company won't give them a break. Why not? Because these types already have a reputation for NOT paying their bills and are continuing to live up to it.
Yeah, we need a C/A suit.
#5 Consumer Comment
Hsbc almost screwed me In 2005 they approved me for a truck then two weeks later they said I didn't meet their credit granting criteria well the dealership did find another finance company
AUTHOR: HsbcEvil - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, April 12, 2011
I did call them up & tell them that.
#8 Consumer Comment
PLEASE stop with the uneducated "class action drivel". No rip off here.
AUTHOR: Steve - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Monday, April 04, 2011
So why wait for someone else to file it?
Why don't YOU do it?
Stand up and do something for yourself, or quit crying.
Nothing illegal here. No rip off.
Big lenders like HSBC generate all notices automatically, and they are repetitive.
You don't only get one notice. You get several.
The bottom line here is that you were "several months" behind, by your own admission!
So, in reality, it was YOU that was engaging in the "rip off" here as you were driving THEIR vehicle for FREE the whole time you were not making payments!
People need to lose the "entitlement" attitude.
The bank owes you nothing.
Pay your bills, or lose your stuff. It's just that simple.
It's all about priorities.
I would bet that during the time your car loan was not being paid, you still had cable tv, internet service, and other non-essentials. You also probably still went out to eat and bought other stuff you really didn't "need" during that time.
Again, it's all about priorities.
If keeping your car was a priority, you would have found a way to make the payments.
You could have sold off other stuff, got help from family or friends, done "side work", day labor, etc.
Lots of options.
If you claim the repo was 'illegal" why did you not file a police report and / or go see the DA about criminal charges?
As far as the "value" of the car goes, you are most likely confused.
Repos go to auction. They bring wholesale values, not high retail.
HSBC Auto Finance is a SUB PRIME lender, so you most likely owed far more than the car was worth.
They will now come after you for the "deficiency" as allowed by law, and will sue you and get a judgement, then will garnish your future paychecks, and even your bank accounts and/or tax returns until paid.

