I switched to Onpoint about 10 years ago from US Bank, for many years we had a great relationship. They even worked with my best friend and I when we found out that the car dealership she bought her car from made me the buyer and her the cosigner, meaning her credit was gaining no benefit. We didn't find this out until we went to refinance at Onpoint after a year with a ridiculous APR because they used her credit score instead of mine. It turned out that her credit wasn't good enough to take on the loan, so they asked if I would be ok putting the loan under my name with her continuing to make the payments. This sounded fantastic... Fast forward to this year, when after dealing with major health problems for 3 years straight, and financially struggling, I ended up having to file bankruptcy. I felt so defeated in this. But I felt like the light at the end of the tunnel was my friend and I would both be able to keep our cars. Prior to filing bankruptcy, I called two Onpoint branches to make sure my auto loans were NOT "cross collateralized," basically meaning both car loans and my credit card were all connected. I happily reported this to my attorney and decided to proceed with my bankruptcy. After filling, I received a letter stating the cars and the card WERE cross collateralized. Not wanting to pay off the credit card as I cannot afford it, I was assured by on point that I could not reaffirm my credit card and return my truck, leaving my friends care alone, she just might not get the title. Which we were ok with. Not a big deal, she has no plans on selling the car. She continued to make the payments after I filed and went to court, her remaining balance on the car as of today is $120.52 which will be paid on 12/23/19. Well to my surprise, when on point called me yesterday,12/19/19, the Bankruptcy department said they were calling to set up repossession of BOTH VEHICLES. I was told Multiple times my vehicles were in the clear. Then I was told multiple times my friends car, which is only on my account because Onpoint wasn't ok with giving her the loan, was going to be fine, just might not receive the title. Now they want Her car too. Hopefully Onpoint can make this right. She is also an Onpoint member, along with many of my family members. After this already awful, degrading thing, was made even WORSE by this financial institution lying on multiple occasions, I will be insisting they bank elsewhere, and will never again recommend someone get loans through them. read more