Complaint Review: Drive Financial ,Santander Consumer - dallas Texas
- Drive Financial ,Santander Consumer p.o box 562088 dallas, Texas United States of America
- Phone: 8773748305
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- Category: Loans
Drive Financial ,Santander Consumer loan sharks dallas, Texas
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Rule of 78's
*Consumer Comment: Let me guess.
Santander is no better than loan shark, they charge u interest every day. I make a car payment every month on time of $542.00.They take 400.00 toward interest the remainder on the principal.This i feel is a rip-off Over 100% in interest.
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#2 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Rule of 78's
AUTHOR: Carpoor - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 11, 2010
I also had a loan that was made through Drive Financial (it was sent to Drive through the dealer) and no, Robert from Irvine, they do nat make typical car loans. In any state that they are able they will give you a Rule of 78's loan and it is pretty much impossible to pay off.
The dealer made lots of money and I was stuck with a loan that is actually illegal in several states.
You should do your research about the company before you assume that someone is stupid!
#1 Consumer Comment
Let me guess.
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, January 01, 2010
This is your first car loan.
This is standard and how loans work. In the beginning a majority of your payment goes to the interest. But because your payment is the same, as time goes on that will switch to where a majority of your payment will go to the principal.
Just look up an "amortization table" and plug in your numbers. You will see how the payments get applied over time.
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