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    OneMain Financial

    1.0 (1 review)
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    Reliable Credit Association

    Reliable Credit Association

    2.1
    (41 reviews)

    This place is a joke, my husband got a car, and it was financed through here. My husband at the…read moretime was in between job sites as he work for the union and for his trade, he doesn't work a lot in the wintertime and he made an agreement with them that we would be in after a few days to pay it and the next day they had it repo and then they said we had to pay $2000 for the current payment owed, the next month's payment and the cost of the repo so we did when we got paid, a few months go by and they did the same thing and this time we weren't late on our payment but they said we were as the last time they had the car repo and we paid they never applied the money we paid for the next month's payment to his account and so when we made our 500 dollar payment not knowing we ended up being a month behind but they never told us anything and then sent the repo man out to take our car again and when we called that's when we found out everything and they wanted another $2000 for us to pay again for them to do this again and at this point we were not going to get the car back so the repo men that they sent packed the car up and dropped it off at our house but didn't return all our stuff, they stole my husband's work phone, his access badges for job sites, our St Jude pendant that his mom made and gave him, My handicap plaque for the window and a few other things and when we call reliable credit they tell us well now that you are not a client you do not need to call me for this as it is not our problem anymore and hung up on him we have had the car for almost 2 years an no problems tell a few months ago.

    ONE STAR IS TOO GENEROUS…read more STAY AWAY. STAY FAR FAR AWAY from this company. The irony here is that they're called 'Reliable' when they're anything but. A while ago I financed through this company. Let me tell you the various and unbelievable things they did. On one occasion, unbeknownst to me, they waited an entire month to cash the check for my car payment. So when the next payment rolled around, they took out both payments at the same time. That was to my fiscal detriment as I thought my money was counted for at the time and wouldn't you know it, a check bounced. After that I only paid with money orders. Thought that solved the problem but nope. They called me the next month to tell me my check bounced again. When I informed them I paid with a money order, they hung up. Eventually I moved out of state and informed when afterwards. They said it was a violation of the terms and my car would be repossessed if I didn't pay it off. Luckily I had the remains $3500 balance and sent a cashiers check in that amount. My intuition told me to send it verified mail so someone would have to sign for it. After a few days I checked my mailing reference number to see if the check had been received. Unfortunately I kept getting errors so I called Reliable and was told that it was never received. They informed me that I would have to continue making payments on the vehicle until I can get another check for the balance. That didn't make sense. You wouldn't allow me to make payments because I moved out of state but now I can make additional payments until check for my balance shows up? After a very stressful week of checking my reference number for delivery of the check and talking to various employees at Reliable who had the same story (check never delivered) I finally had a stroke of luck. Turns out I was entering the wrong reference number and the check had been delivered and signed for a week prior. They had the check the whole time. After relaying this information to an employee I was told someone would call me back. Someone called me that evening and said, I kid you not "We found your check in the trash can earlier today." So you mean to tell me someone threw a check for $3500 in the trash and it sat there for a week? Your garbage sits in the office for a week at a time eh? To make things worse they never even reported to the credit bureaus that I paid the car off! I filed a complaint with BBB and they responded basically calling me a liar. Fortunately I have good credit now but even if I didn't, I'd rather throat a cactus than deal with Unreliable Credit ever again.

    Corn Motors

    Corn Motors

    3.9
    (75 reviews)

    Wow! What a great experience! My husband and I went shopping for a car for me. I had in mind…read moreexactly what I wanted (I had done my research online). I test drove a 2016 Nissan Altima and I fell in love with it! We had the pleasure of working with the owner, Kyle. He helped us out 100%, made us feel comfortable, wasn't pushy and made it so we walked away with a great deal! We also met John and Eric, who were both very helpful and welcoming. I would recommend Corn Motors to anybody and as my husband said, when he is in the market for a new car, he knows exactly where he wants to go. Thanks again to all of you!!

    First of all, avoid this place. Trust me, you can do much better. Unless you're into the check…read moreengine light coming on the day after you buy a vehicle because they have reset the codes without fixing the problems. In my opinion, if I wanted to deal with shady practices like that, I'd go buy from a private seller. Corn Motors cajoles you into removing your review of their poor services via threats to stop working on any issues you're having with their cars. This means they are extorting positive reviews and leaving a lot of people they've screwed over pretty much silenced. This is what they attempted to do with me and many others. The story: I bought a car on a Saturday with a check engine light on because they said, "We just got this car in and haven't had a chance to look at it yet. Bring it back Monday. Whatever that is, it will be repaired." No doubt? Okay, cool. Brought it back, left it there. They reset the check engine light, called me and said the car was repaired. I picked it up, and...nope. I groused about this to them and they said bring it back AGAIN and they'd have their off-premises mechanic fix it. They gave me the name and address of that garage, which was Budget Fleet. No doubt another shyster business, if they're working with Corn Motors. "Drop it off and tell them what's going on." So I did. In the meantime I had an actual garage, Conway Motors, give me a thorough inspection. As you can imagine, Corn Motors went back on their word, and didn't fix anything. Even though that was the agreement and they sent me all the way to Budget Fleet, they wouldn't cover the costs to repair anything. Mind you, the car they sold to me is unsafe to drive this entire time. So, yeah, I left a bad review. That's usually what happens when you screw people out of almost 5 grand by selling an unsafe vehicle, with your word that you'll make it right, and then just decide not to. That's what happens when you're a shady bunch. I get back in touch with them about jerking me around on the car, going back on their word, not doing the repair they said they would, telling me they did it when they did not, etc. That's when they tell me they can't work with me anymore because I left a bad review. How that pertained to the problem I do not know. Yes, after they broke their word, and jerked me around, I did leave a review saying the absolute truth. And how quickly they noticed. They must sit there hour after hour refreshing Yelp. Maybe if they spent more time worrying about doing right by their customers and less time sweating about what the internet is saying, they'd have a better reputation. If you don't want bad reviews, my advice is this: instead of blackmailing people to take down their bad reviews, stop earning bad reviews in the first place. I'd start by providing better, more honest service. Another thing that highly bothered me was the push to remove my mask every time I was there. The cutesy jokes about how it isn't needed, and it's hurting their feelings. I just internally rolled my eyes. I was not yet vaccinated and kept it on, thanks. I guess it goes well with how they reset the check engine lights on their cars. A practice which should be illegal in Washington state for used car dealerships. So the car you buy isn't the car you're actually getting. The reviews you read aren't the reviews that people actually left. Fraudulent practices in car business, and plain old liars in personality.  Shady salespeople, and a con of a dealership with what appears to be *a ton* of fake five star reviews. My advice? Dig a little deeper into what the lower rating reviews have to say. It's a pattern. This place is bad juju with a horrid reputation. If the salespeople here can screw you, better believe they will. Avoid at all costs. You deserve far better than their junky jalopies anyway.

    OneMain Financial - installmentloans - Updated August 2026

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