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interrex

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If you decide to use this company to finance your car be careful that you check online every time you make a payment. They tried to screw me on my payment. I always pay more and 2 weeks ahead. $500 a month and they only had me paying $282 making the difference delinquent. If you have them take out of your account they want to charge you an extra fee.So your Payment goes to Texas and customer service is in Atlanta. If you want to sell or trade you trying to hunt down were the Hell is my title to the car. After a year I pulled it out with them and took to my credit union where at 48 - 60 months is at 2.99% loan. Cheap rates can not beat a Credit Union on rates. I know where my title it is now, in my home town.. Some states are different when it comes to a title, but here the finance company keeps the title until you pay it off. So heads up Bitches..
 
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I always do bi-weekly payments via my banks online bill pay. Always ahead and when I get the statement is shows payment due = $0.00. I do understand what your saying though...
 
I agree with jnc2000. It's always better to go through your own bank and have them make timely payments than to have the payee make the withdrawal.

I once had my gas/electric company withdrawing from my bank. I changed banks and went to the utilities website to inform them I had a new bank. Unfortunately I did not DELETE the old bank (instructions were very confusing) and after coming back from a 2 week vacation, I found a letter in my mail stating my power was to be turned off the next day unless I took CASH to one of their collection points.

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