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Post: loan

Posted by j.rodriguez on 2/07/06

    i recently bought a new truck...when i got from the dealer
    he got me financed thru City Bank @ 5.99 int.rate...my
    payments came out to be 510.00 and some cents...well
    before the first payment was due i decided to try my
    credit union and see if i cud get a better int.rate,well i
    did get it a little better @5.40%.,so i cancelled the
    extendted warranty at the dealership and was told i wud
    recoeve it in about 45 days.when i applied at the credit
    union i mentioned that to the loan officer...so now she
    said she would add 2 and quarter payments to cover the
    cost of the extened warrnty which was 775.00...and to take
    her the 775.00 dollrs whenevr i recieved the refund,and
    she would subtarct it from the note my question
    is....was i suppose to see what i am signing?she was doing
    the application thru her computer and i signed on some
    kind of box that extended from her computer,i never saw
    what i was signing for....but i think that the 775.00 was
    included in the pay-off when she paid off City bank and
    looks like to me that she added it again at the end of the
    note...but i dont know since i don't have any paper work
    and she wont return my calls ...this was done on
    01/18/06...i still havent made my first payment...please
    help



Posts on this thread, including this one

  • loan, 2/07/06, by j.rodriguez.
  • Re: loan, 3/09/06, by M'sta Mikey.

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