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Complaint Review: auto debt consulting - san diego California

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  • Reported By: bj — hillsboro Texas United States of America
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  • auto debt consulting 703 16th st.suite 210 san diego california 92191 san diego, California United States of America

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i was contacted by joe at auto debt consulting. i dont know how he got my imformation to contact me. i was impressed how he knew so much about my situation. when he got my credit card for 411$ joe disappeared. next john set up my account. then jose took my account and requested a hardship letter from me. then he disappeared and shaun grimshaw took my account. he notified me he had a settlement. then i recieved a letter from the bank requesting imformation. thats when i realized i had been conned. i called shaun and requested a refund. he refered me to mike and he tried to justifi keeping the 411$ he said he would do a short sale. didnt hear from mike so i called john and dicussed my refund . he refered me to dexter who told me i wasnt going to get a refund because i had not accepted their settlement. i talked to the bank about auto debts settlement and they were not aware of it.  auto dedt consulting has a very impressive website and do a real good job of discussing your situation but all they are is a bunch of very successful cons. i would some imformation about how to put these cons out of business. i am a disabled vet who has been taken advantage of.     

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#5 UPDATE EX-employee responds

there will be justice

AUTHOR: annonymousV - (United States of America)

POSTED: Wednesday, January 23, 2013

I worked there for a very short period of time. Their whole setup was a joke form the start, and I'm sure their turn-over for "independent contractors" is impressive. With only some investigating on the internet, and seeing first hand their lousy (and sometimes illiterate) way of business, I was certain that this was a scam and did not continue working for them. I have also done my due diligence in reporting them to the authorities over a year ago. Seeing that the FTC is involved is one step closer to seeing Naythem and Mike in jail.. Grand theft is a crime you know.

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#4 UPDATE EX-employee responds

Not exactly true

AUTHOR: speaking_truth - (United States of America)

POSTED: Saturday, April 07, 2012

The Post above mentions you are stuck this is not true, capital one, Santander Consumer, Mercedes Auto, Nuvell, Ally, Wells Fargo Dealer Services. All of those have programs to help the down on their luck consumer. Not all Programs will save you money, Mercedes, Capital One, and Nuvell/Ally Will save you money but you really need to find a good rep at those lenders willing to spend a little time to explain the programs to you. they have legit LOAN MOD programs althou you ussally need to be a couple of years into the Loan before they will even concider it. Wells Fargo dose do re-mods but theirs consist of you coming up with a good chunk of money up front to place as a interest only payment and then restructuring the balance over the remainder of the loan. Santander Consumer have temporary Modification Programs also refered to as T.R.I.P. program and as long as you havent had assistance with in the last 6 months or maxed out your extentions they are realitivly easy to get with a simple hardluck story. As for Capital One consumers yours is tricky you need to be at least 30% thru the principle of the loan, be 61 days behind (ie: pre assignfor repo department) and need to be able to make a payment before 80 days past due, loan mod questions before 61 days will result in the collections rep saying their is no such program and the only thing they could offer is a defurment or extention depending on the way they want to put it.

ALL of these lenders offer extentions, yes you will pay more cause it rolls that payment to the end of the loan, so you will pay Interest on that till the end, But if your down on your luck and thats the only option sometimes you just have to except your gonna pay in the end to get out of a bad spot now. If your smart once your back on your feet you start over paying to try and get that balance resolved as soon as possible. Even if you send in $5 extra a check that money most likly will go to your Principle balance and over time that could save you a few hundred buck and pay off your car a little sooner.

I will say when I started with the company it was very honest about what they could and couldnt do and those we failed on did get refunds. but after the first 2 months the owners Nate and Micheal mustly Nate seemed to get greedy and turned a legit chance to help people into a con job.

And for all those lenders out there not listed above most all have at least defurment programs, and some smaller lenders have mod programs If you have a Credit Union I'm sorry to say your Screwed as out of all the lenders I worked with while I was there only one lender was more heartless then credit unions and that was Chase. If you have Chase I'd recomend go anywhere that will accept you cause Chase on several occations came after clients cars near pay off with +equidy shortly after past due to try and maxiumize their profits.

As for A.D.C. finally looking like they are being shut down congrats I couldnt be happier as I warned them before I left that their treatment of customers would be their down fall if they didnt change tactics and it seems it only took 4 months after my departure for that to come true. I know most of you will probley never see a dime of the money you gave them back but on the bright side at least no one else will be con'd by them, and for that I appluad all of you involved.

If you have one of the mentioned above please try and save your own loan, it is fustrating, but with a little presistance you'll eventually get a rep at the lender willing to help.

And if they mention they dont have a program the best trick is to tell them you know someone that has them for a lender and they had worked with him several months ago, alot of times this will get lender reps to give you your true options.

Best of Luck to you all
Chris 9/11 thru 12/11 consultant with auto debt consulting

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#3 Consumer Comment

Hope you all now know

AUTHOR: voiceofreason - (United States of America)

POSTED: Wednesday, April 04, 2012

There's no way out of a car loan you can't afford, except to surrender the vehicle.

You can try to get the lender to agree to release you from responsibility for the difference between what they can sell it for and what you still owed, but there's no guarantee they would, and they're not  obligated.

Maybe, just maybe, they'd be willing to modify the loan to make monthly payments affordable, if keeping your loan alive promised to be more profitable than taking a sure loss on a repo.

But you need to find someone there direct to deal with. Anyone outside is just gonna con y'all.

and any such mod would almost certainly add to the principal and lengthen the terms beyond however many months your loan was for. It would merely make monthly payments lower.

You might also try asking them how much they're likely to sell that remaining debt for to a collection agency, and see if they might instead sell that debt to you for a little more, assuming you could afford to settle with them in order to erase the debt.

The only other way to erase the remaining debt, if any, is to declare bankruptcy.

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#2 Consumer Comment

Auto Debt Consulting Being Investagated

AUTHOR: Tee - (United States of America)

POSTED: Tuesday, April 03, 2012

Check the BBB web site!   This company is being investigated . When the people speak they get results! Hopefully all those hurt by this company will get a refund and justice!

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#1 Consumer Comment

Fight back

AUTHOR: Tee - (United States of America)

POSTED: Sunday, April 01, 2012

I was coned as well as you can see from previous post. These are you punks Whom i have reported to the FTC everybody needs to do the same. I will not rest until they go down and we all get our refunds back!   REPORT THEM PUNKS!!!!!!

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