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Complaint Review: Consumer Portfolio Services - Irvine California

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  • Consumer Portfolio Services Irvine, California USA

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 I just recently bought a new car and used CPS to finance it. I understand you are limited when your credit is less than perfect, but that should not allow them to rip you off. I recieved my first bill in the mail as normal for my first payment. It seemed a little strange that there was no due date on the bill but no big deal right? This month I patiently waited for my bill. Here it is the day before my bill is due and no bill in the mail. No biggie. I will pay online. When I went to the website there is a $12 fee to pay online. No way I'm paying that much. So I call to pay by phone. Same thing, $12 to pay by phone. I can understand that this is probably a "convenience" fee but if you were never given the option to pay by mail this fee should be waved. I know this may seem small but it really feels like they are setting you up for failure by not stating when your payment is due and by not sending out the bill. This just does not seem like the behavior of a company that is doing anything what so ever to help the customer. $12 a month added to a car loan really adds up!!

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#4 Consumer Comment

No..the point was

AUTHOR: Robert - ()

POSTED: Tuesday, October 08, 2013

That you had all of the information you needed to contact them, get a mailing address, and send the payment out well before the due date.

Oh and one other little item.  Perhaps if you think about it a bit you can find the relationship between this "complaint" and why you may have a less than stellar credit rating.

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#3 Author of original report

not the point

AUTHOR: so mad - ()

POSTED: Tuesday, October 08, 2013

 POINT is that if you dont send a bill I'm forced to pay an extra $12. It's not right. End of story.

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#2 Consumer Comment

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AUTHOR: Jim - ()

POSTED: Tuesday, October 08, 2013

YOU signed a contract which details the terms and conditions of the deal.  It also contains the due date. 

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#1 Consumer Comment

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AUTHOR: Robert - ()

POSTED: Tuesday, October 08, 2013

This month I patiently waited for my bill. Here it is the day before my bill is due and no bill in the mail.

- Okay so you obvioulsy know when your bill is due, and since your car payment does not change from month to month you know how much you owe.  Since that is the case how come you did not contact them earlier to get a payment address you can mail a payment to?  Oh and even if you say you don't know how much you owe..when you contacted them for the address you could have asked them the amount at the same time.

So if you take the attitude of "no biggie" when you say you get a statement with no due date, and "no biggie" when you don't receive your bill...I guess it is "no biggie" that you have to pay a $12 fee.

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