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May 22 2005, 12:09 PM
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- healinghands1
- May 22 2005, 11:15 AM
- Mrs Bridges
- May 19 2005, 12:43 PM
Hi,
I started with a high APR then they reduced it as i had kept up with my payments, I dont really have a complaint about the APR, my credit rating was rubbish so it was all I could expect, I wouldn't have gone there if I thought I could have got a better deal elsewhere.. it was purely out of desperation!
My complaint is that I have a finance agreement for more then twice the value of the car of which I have paid more than £1500 in repairs in less than 24 Months..
After reading all of this information I have decided to challenge YCC. My first stop is to ask for a statement of my account detailing the amount I have paid towards the car and the amount I have towards their phoney insurance and worthless warranty (AKA toilet paper).
Wish me luck!
£1500 worth of repairs over 2 years is about normal for a car. My car which I bought brand new has cost more than that over the first 2 years. Cars are not free to run and they do go wrong. I've got a mortgage for £170,000 on my house and am paying back £350,000. Credit costs money.
'COMPLETE PEACE OF MIND' This is what YCC would like people to believe.
The lady were are talking about bought a car along with a warranty, expecting what Yes Car Credit would like people to believe. 'COMPLETE PEACE OF MIND'
NOT having to pay out ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS in less than 24 months. ( probably because"it's not covered by the warranty") b...... ! Go and get a life!!
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