- Report: #242186
Complaint Review: WFS Financial - Wachovia
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WFS Financial - Wachovia Ripoff Threatened to add expensive insurance to my loan dozens of threatening phone calls Nationwide
*Consumer Comment: I don't believe it.
*Consumer Comment: I don't believe it.
*Consumer Comment: I don't believe it.
*Consumer Comment: They added the insurance to mine and never paid me back even after I proved I had insurance!
*Consumer Suggestion: Meet in person?
*Author of original report: I want to say thank you to Wachovia for treating me with respect during these tough times.
*Author of original report: I want to say thank you to Wachovia for treating me with respect during these tough times.
*Author of original report: I want to say thank you to Wachovia for treating me with respect during these tough times.
*Author of original report: I want to say thank you to Wachovia for treating me with respect during these tough times.
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I told him that I suffer from a massive depressive disorder and also have Bipolar and that I can not handle this stress anymore and hung up. The phone calls started and as soon as I said my name they started talking down to me and threatening to add there own insurance on my loan. When they called the last time I said that if they call me and stress me out any more I will drop the truck off at the dealership and you guys can do what you want with that F%$#*&g truck and then I hung up. WFS immedietley called me back threatening me again. I hung up and drove to the dealership dropped off the truck at the dealership and told the dealership I want a new truck with a new finance company quickly before my credit gets a repossession on it. Within 1 hour I drove away with a 2007 truck and 2,000 dollars from a rebate in my pocket.
I have spoken with my new loan company and they were very pleasent. I explained to them what WFS has done to me and they assured me that they would never treat me in that manner. I guess I will see them in court. That 2,000 dollars will come in handy for my lawyer. If you have similar experiences with WFS I encourage you to post a report on this site or leave a rebuttle to my complaint. Sincerely, Richard
Richard
Greene, Maine
U.S.A.
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Comment
I don't believe it.
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, April 15, 2009
I know of no dealer that would take a vehicle with a LIEN against it on a trade without the new financing PAYING OFF the previous lienholder. Also, the LIENHOLDER MUST AGREE with the turn in-most WILL NOT IF THE ACCOUNT IS DELINQUENT. The first action any dealer takes is to contact the lienholder for the payoff amount. When the lienholder informs the dealer that the account is delinquent that is usually then END of any deal that was in the making.
Further, rebates are normally applied to the purchase of the newer vehicle and not simply handed to the purchaser.
This is BS report.
#2 Consumer Comment
I don't believe it.
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, April 15, 2009
I know of no dealer that would take a vehicle with a LIEN against it on a trade without the new financing PAYING OFF the previous lienholder. Also, the LIENHOLDER MUST AGREE with the turn in-most WILL NOT IF THE ACCOUNT IS DELINQUENT. The first action any dealer takes is to contact the lienholder for the payoff amount. When the lienholder informs the dealer that the account is delinquent that is usually then END of any deal that was in the making.
Further, rebates are normally applied to the purchase of the newer vehicle and not simply handed to the purchaser.
This is BS report.
#3 Consumer Comment
I don't believe it.
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, April 15, 2009
I know of no dealer that would take a vehicle with a LIEN against it on a trade without the new financing PAYING OFF the previous lienholder. Also, the LIENHOLDER MUST AGREE with the turn in-most WILL NOT IF THE ACCOUNT IS DELINQUENT. The first action any dealer takes is to contact the lienholder for the payoff amount. When the lienholder informs the dealer that the account is delinquent that is usually then END of any deal that was in the making.
Further, rebates are normally applied to the purchase of the newer vehicle and not simply handed to the purchaser.
This is BS report.
#4 Consumer Comment
They added the insurance to mine and never paid me back even after I proved I had insurance!
AUTHOR: Thetanya - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, April 14, 2009
#5 Consumer Suggestion
Meet in person?
AUTHOR: Ray - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Talking over the phone will NOT help anything. Only the paper or person will give proof ==> Your truck payment card.
#6 Author of original report
I want to say thank you to Wachovia for treating me with respect during these tough times.
AUTHOR: Richard - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, February 01, 2009
#7 Author of original report
I want to say thank you to Wachovia for treating me with respect during these tough times.
AUTHOR: Richard - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, February 01, 2009
#8 Author of original report
I want to say thank you to Wachovia for treating me with respect during these tough times.
AUTHOR: Richard - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, February 01, 2009
#9 Author of original report
I want to say thank you to Wachovia for treating me with respect during these tough times.
AUTHOR: Richard - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, February 01, 2009

