Ahh. Let's see where to begin. It started a couple weeks ago where I was trying to contact the dealership information about trading in my Buick for a car of lesser value to pay off that loan and then owe less on a car loan. Just to move things around financially and be better off. Nothing out of the ordinary, right. Well no one ever contacted me and the two vehicles I wanted to do the trade for got sold the following days. I was pretty upset but no big deal. Then I get a letter in the mail for a promotion on a Saturday so I took my two little girls and met my fiancée there to see what was going on and what not. When we got there a sales person, Bernie, started to help us. I told him I don't wanna be in a car loan more than 15,000 after the interest and fees and to lower my car payment. To inform you guys, my current car payment was 441 a month and I brought the loan from 29,000 to 10,000 in less than two years so I didn't want to get into another high loan like that again. He said yea we can do that. Eventually landing on a car that I was still iffy and hesitant on. Bernie then shows me a paper that had an estimated monthly payment and the total left owed on the new car which came out to about 14,500. I said that sounds perfect and okay. Well after waiting about 45 minutes after that I get rushed to a corner where I assume it was a financial member (he did not tell me his name) and had me sign paperwork. They did not tell me my lenders name, my apr, my actual balance remaining and any other important information. My first two times buying a car through them they told me exactly all of that information, step by step. So unless I was told otherwise I wasn't gonna ask if any numbers were different in the end. I put my trust and faith into them to do right by me since I was making a sale for them. My second time buying a car from them, I had a little bit lower of a credit score but still got an APR at 4.6 percent so I figured it would be no more than 4.5 percent this go around. Well it turns out after I got all the paperwork back that my APR is almost near 7 percent and my balance owed is 18,500, 3,500 over my budget. Had I known any of this information I would of backed out immediately. I emailed them right away to try and work out something, but they are adamant about just telling me numbers on a paper and not fix things. And they keep telling me to call them, when I am very busy taking care of my girls and doing the other things in my life that I had planned before all of this even happened. I tried to be respectful to them and told them email is the best way to contact me so I'm not taking time away from my tasks and family to take a phone call that I don't know where it is going. I tried calling them last Monday, one time where a person named "Steve" I believe, answered and said "You signed the paperwork, sorry about your luck" and proceeded to hang up. That is why I want to email only so I have physical proof of how I am being treated. I finally got ahold of David, a "Inventory Manager" and he kept repeating himself and now is ignoring me 100 percent and would not give me his boss' email to contact him. Now today I get a phone call again, even though I stated a thousand times that email is the best way to get ahold of me and at 4:20 he says, "This is Ted, if you can give me a call back before 4:30 when I leave that will be great. I would love to discuss the numbers on a piece of paper with you" well because of how busy I am I didn't listen to it until 4:33. Again completely ignoring my request to email me. I know I left out some other information but I didn't want to type forever because I do not have that time. I hope this can reach people to know about the experience I had. They are for the money, not for the people. I have been patient and exhausted all efforts to try and get this resolved but they don't want to do anything on their part or take the fault. I'm not going to take my twin 18 month olds out of a house and to a place they don't want to be at, by myself, to where it sounds like from their point of view, is to waste my time and call me liar. I know what I wanted in the loan, but they failed to relay any information to me screwing me and letting them walk away with more cash. I will never be going here again, to just be taken advantage of. I left out more details, but hopefully covered the big ones enough to inform everyone, that this stuff does happen and they don't care or try to fix it. Oh and they used the "it's been a busy day and it's almost over so let's get these papers signed real quick so you can finally be out of there," tactic. That I realized after I left what they did. I was also in a hurry because my girls were being restless and wanting to leave and I was already there for 3 hours and just wanted to be home read more