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Delaware Title Loans


Consumer Complaints & Reviews

This company doesn't explain the loan correctly and preys on us. I was harassed and my references harassed just on my due date for my first payment after I had told them I mailed my money order. They are in the business to repossess cars. So instead of staying trapped in this vicious cycle, I researched other lenders. I found auto equity loans down the street on Marsh Road. They refinanced my loan and gave me the privacy I needed plus better repayment terms, and such lower interest! I went from an interest only plan to an amortized with lower payments! I love working with these guys; they treat me well. Call them if you need help. I highly recommend them!

I needed some cash and recieved a title loan,however I belive the 300% apr is illegal. Cannot pay off loan and now they are trying to take vechile,also they refuse to give me my title back.They claimed they would put a lein on the title but are now saying I sold them the vechile.

i went to delaware title loans to get some financial assistance due to unemployment hardship once nj ui withheld benefits i fell even further behind ultimately delaware title reposessed my vehicle as it was used as collateral. i got a letter stating that i could get the car back within a certain time limit, however when i got the letter the time limit had just about expired.

when i did call to inform them that i had the money to get the car i was told that the car was taken to auction. i requested information on the sale to verify that sale of the car covered the balance and that i would not owe anything further and also that to sell the car for far less than the value would not make sense if it would leave a balance, just give it back to me yet i was told that there was no information because the car had not been sold yet. i informed them again that i had the balance of the loan and wanted the car back i have not heard anything further

i feel like my car was stolen and sold for profit not to cover a debt. the balance of the loan was 2300.00, the car although much more to me was valued at about 7500.00. my question is is it lawful for a lender to take posession of collateral and sell it for profit with out making that possibility known to the borrower and does the lender have to notify the borrower of the disposition of that collateral or of any details of the sale


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