- Report: #797679
Complaint Review: SANTANDER
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SANTANDER DRIVE FINANCIAL LIAR-RIP OFF-THIEVES, Internet
*Consumer Comment: The Office of the Presidents?
*Author of original report: STILL FIGHTING
*Consumer Comment: Hmmmm!
*Author of original report: UDATE
*Consumer Comment: More Pure BS!
*Consumer Comment: More Pure BS!
*Consumer Comment: FOR YOUR FYI
*Consumer Comment: So
*Consumer Comment: Pure BS!!!
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This company had stress me out so bad i have not been feeling well at all. It took them almost whole year since to finally someone submitted my complaint about my loan to Office of Presidents. Once it was submitted my Lawyer contacted the company and sent in all the information they needed and since this was a legal matter. This sneaky company came and repo my car. So when my attorney contacted them about taking the car the person who he spoke claimed they did not have none of his information in the system so the person tells him if he is my attorney they want to him to fax the information.
Once they received then all of sudden now they wanted to pass him off to another dept. So now im am carless because of these idiots but they also are being investigated by the banking comission as well. One way or another i will have victory on what they have done. If your contract you intrest fees included with your loan u have taken out becareful and look at your account the way they deducting your money is incorrect. what they do is the deduct from the purchase price of your car without your intrest this how they are robbing people.
Also question your payment terms with them. I have a 60 payment terms and they had it for 70pymt term which is incorrect. I strongly suggest you file a complaint with better business bureau and the banking commission so this company can be investigated.
If any does do a Class Action Lawsuit im in.
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Comment
The Office of the Presidents?
AUTHOR: Jim - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 20, 2012
#2 Author of original report
STILL FIGHTING
AUTHOR: onthegojackson - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, September 19, 2012
#3 Consumer Comment
Hmmmm!
AUTHOR: voiceofreason - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, December 22, 2011
Santander claims it was a 70 (probably 72) month loan.
We've seen other reports here where car buyers expected the dealer was contracting them for 60 months and later found out the dealer snuck in a 72 month loan.
According to Karl, in one of the few rebuttals where I feel he was dead on target, sometimes the loan isn't even a loan, but a lease, and the buyer never knows its such until the last lease payment is made.
Methinks this OP was in a 72 monther believing all along, because she probably didn't read her contract before signing, that it was 60.
The OPs command of written English is obviously challenged, and was probably taken advantage of at point of sale.
Sorry to say, the OP is probably crap out of luck unless the dealer did what Karl has suggested elsewhere and gave her papers indicating 60 months, while putting in forged papers for 72 to the lender. That's the first thing her lawyer ought to rule out.
#4 Author of original report
UDATE
AUTHOR: onthegojackson - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, December 21, 2011
#7 Consumer Comment
FOR YOUR FYI
AUTHOR: renee - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Here is probably what really happened with the car. You had a sub-prime loan, which means you do not have a good history of making your payments in the past, and figured as long as you make 60 "payments" it doesn't matter how many times you were late or if you had to have any "payment arrangements". Well you found out you are wrong and if your lawyer was being honest with you they would tell you the same thing. If you are late or need arrangements you can be charged fees and additional interest. The fact that you say you are now car less pretty much shows that even your "attorney" couldn't get you out of the debt.
I wonder which cost you more, the attorney fees or the amount that you would have had to pay to pay off your loan.
Here's what's gone on...you missed a number of payments (you admitted making "arrangements"). You've been late so much, extra interest has piled up and piled up. Nothing illegal about that. But because they want their money and you, being a typical subprime thinking welfare type, (which is very obvious!)don't like that, put up some smoke screen to claim how illegal they are and how much stress they've caused you! No pal, YOU brought the stress upon yourself for NOT making your payments on time. If they had to contact members of your family its because YOU weren't making your payments on time. By the way, they are NOT a bank. The BBB has ZERO enforcement powers because the BBB is a scam, NOT a government agency. Because they want their money which YOU have failed to repay as per the promise YOU made when YOU signed the contract, they are a "predatory lender". Right. Sure.
What an illiterate, looser, subprime thinking welfare type!
No pal, I don't work for them.

