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Chase (NMLS #399798), the U.S. consumer and commercial banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co., offers home purchase and refinancing loans, in addition to its other financial services. The company provides home loans in every state and Washington, D.C., and its services are available online, through its mobile app, by phone and in person at more than 5,000 branches.

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    Customer ServiceInstallation & SetupStaff

    Reviewed Dec. 6, 2017

    I bought a new car 10-2-17 financed through Chase Bank as I have an account there. The following week I went into my branch Chase Bank (on E. Beltline Rd. Richardson TX) to set up auto payments, I did the paperwork to have payments drafted out of my account on the first day of the month. Knowing I set things up I didn't check my account to see if the Nov 1st payment was drafted. I received a call over the Thanksgiving weekend stating I was in default as I hadn't made my November Payment. I went back to my branch. No one could tell me what happened. I made the now late payment, so they had me fill out the auto draft paperwork again. Dec 1 no payment drafted. I went back to the branch, again no one could explain why my account was drafted. They had me do auto draft paperwork again now for the 3rd time.

    On Dec 2 I received a letter from Chase Stating my auto draft payment would start 12-15-17. I went back to my branch and they could not explain the mix up. I called the 800 #; they connected me with the auto loan dept. Sean in the auto loan dept stated it was set up for the 15th of the month and it would not be changed. He would not explain why it was not done in accordance with my 3 times written instructions. BUT IT WOULD NOT BE CHANGED! Rotten service, rotten customer service. I can't believe they won't fix their mistake to get their payment 2 weeks earlier than they want it.

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    Reviewed Nov. 27, 2017

    I have been leasing my Mazda for almost a year. I was on disability and then laid off from my job 7 months ago. This is one ruthless and harassing company. Only a week late and they seem to call every hour starting at 8 am. This goes on every month. I even received a repossession letter only being 30 days late. But they always get their money. I am seriously thinking about changing my phone number. Stay away from Mazda Chase.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017

    Just called Chase to get a payoff on my loan. The good news is I was not on hold for the usual 20-30 minutes. The bad news is the voicemail said they were busy, "Please call back in a couple of hours." I was immediately disconnected. That is, without a doubt, the worst customer service I have ever experienced. I'm not really surprised. I had a business loan with them before and their service was terrible. I swore I would never do business with them again but this was a Subaru car loan that I did not know was Chase until it was too late.

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    Reviewed Nov. 13, 2017

    I leased a Mazda through Chase Auto Finance. Chase took $100.00 of a $400.00 monthly payment for fees and interest. When I went to buyout the lease I found out that I owed $4,000.00 more than the car is worth. Stay away from Chase.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Nov. 13, 2017

    I have been struggling financially and got a little behind on my payment. I had called Chase and explained I was on UC due to a job loss however this did not stop them from calling me every two hours from different phone numbers starting at 8 am and ending around 8:30 pm. When I did make a payment they were very rude and asked me why I was late with it and in general were extremely condescending. I would never finance anything through them again due to harassment and rudeness of their staff.

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    Reviewed Nov. 7, 2017

    Car repossessed - I have been paying my car loan to Chase for 4 years on time. I was 3 payments behind and they have been unbelievably harsh to work with. They closed my account even when I asked if I could prove that due to serious health issues I had fallen behind. They demanded full payment ($8K) within a week. I’ve finally gathered the money but I will never deal with them again. It is very helpful to read that others have had the same experience. Ally Auto was the complete opposite. They have been the best lenders to work with ever. I highly recommend this firm. I’ll be glad to wash my hands of Chase. They won’t last with a reputation like this.

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    Customer ServiceCoverageStaff

    Reviewed Nov. 4, 2017

    Chase Auto Finance wrongfully repossessed a vehicle. I bought a vehicle from My Imports Auto and they ran information and offered Chase Auto Finance as a lender to use. Not knowing the bad reviews of Chase I accepted and put money down and signed up. I gave all my bank information and made payments. Had a hardship including medical and auto incident, had repaired, and kept paying. Since the beginning, there were issues with recurring payments. Sometimes a double charge would be sent through and other times the account page that the account was past due. I NEVER received correspondence from them about an account delinquency, but the claim is that I was 86 days delinquent on a car payment.

    In the interim my account showed current and I did not get a call until they called after repossessing my vehicle. I received no phone call, email, or contact through Chase on the account. I had tried confirming the bank account three times prior to that so it could withdraw from a bank I had already paid them from and apparently they could not confirm, I have had the account for 13 years.

    There was no notification until they sent a notice to sell within 15 days of taking it. When I called to pay up to date and explain, it was stated "you will need to pay the full account balance or have the car sold at auction, and 10 days to do so. Also, it was explained it was a high risk and that instead of staying the finance option, I should try to refinance for $25,000 when I only owed $22,000 and then I could drive it." I called an attorney as I felt it was very unreasonable and odd. I was advised to file chapter 13 bankruptcy and that I could get my vehicle back quickly. I called Chase multiple times to work out a plan. Nothing was offered.

    I then asked for escalations and explained I had a leave and the issue was the bank confirmation and I was more than willing to pay the payment and if that was not an option I wanted to try and settle out of court and make an offer for a strong but fair offer. All of a sudden this was an option, after numerous calls and waiting, now I was talking to a senior specialist who could look at a settlement option but any financing with Chase in the future would be negated possibly.

    I called gave the offer which was between fair market and dealer value minus my downpayment, so just under $20,000. I called two times after that and it was still in review. I finally called and was told it had been declined. No counter offer or options and I said, I will see you in court and I know you recorded every call and my attorney will be requesting that as well as any documents, because I called to pay up to date and even made an offer. I said you would rather keep it and auction and lose money, than let me become current and drive.

    I am not without employment and it was a banking error. Most representatives were less than kind and did not have much in answer or assistance. My final call when I had to call to find out about the offer, the "senior specialist in escalation" said, "unless there was a hardship, we cannot accept the offer." Hello, I told you there was a hardship but it did not affect my ability to pay, the unconfirmed account on your end is the issue. I went and retrieved my items and plate and it was being stored in a rickety collision shop yard in a chain linked fence.

    The unreasonable nature of the support and representatives when I tried to resolve in several ways and even had to know the "language" to even get to the escalations is deplorable. My proposed resolution on day one was to pay whatever they "thought" I was in arrears (clearly be a double payment) so that my account would be current or closed of if settled. They refused, and said if I wanted the car back to pay all the repossession fees and BUY THE CAR OUTRIGHT.

    I am pursuing legal action against Chase due to nature of their business practices and financing in the predatory fashion. When it goes to auction, no one will pay what I was willing even outright as it was hit by a deer and the insurance only wanted to cover a portion. I had the other parts purchased and would repair, but now I am selling them online. The lesson here is review the dealerships and lenders before signing and I will be contacting the better business bureau as well as filing against Chase and possibly the dealership for gross negligence in business and consumer practices which are deplorable and shady at best.

    If this is was is acceptable now, my concern is for future practices as this is modern day pirating. Even if I have to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy and go to court, I am unwilling to pay them any funds now because there is no philanthropy or social responsibility being administered and I am embarrassed I even thought financing was a good idea. I am willing to pay an attorney to expose Chase and I could have paid more than auction price and avoided it all. The real kicker is the amount for auto sale and finance was $3000 as attached. So disappointed and will retain the attorney and take them to court as well as file reviews and complaints about the dealership.

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    Staff

    Reviewed Nov. 1, 2017

    After slow payments due to an emergency I called to make payment arrangements. Spoke with a gentlemen that said there would be no problem in making payment arrangements. After paying 1800.00 in 1 month (my actual payments were 547.00) I was told I needed the balance 27,000.00 to keep the truck. They told me that the truck loan had been written off at the end of the month BEFORE I made the 1800.00 payment. Please do not use this company. THEY ARE RIPOFF ARTISTS. They do not stand behind the agreements their agents make with you.

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    Staff

    Reviewed Oct. 30, 2017

    Chase Auto Finance is a horribly run business. I'm in the process of switching from a lease to buying my car and it’s been one problem after another. They have all these different departments that you have to talk with to accomplish anything and they wasted 45 minutes of my time and I still couldn’t get the help I needed. Later I tried calling again to make a down payment which they can apparently only do with my routing and checking account info which for some reason they don’t already have. I’ve been making automatic payments for years! For some reason they have info from a bank account I’ve never used with them. These people are so unhelpful it makes me sick. I’ve never dealt with more unhelpful, incompetent.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Oct. 9, 2017

    I have an autoload through Land Rover Chase and each month the auto payment goes through for a different amount and I am charged a late fee. It is difficult to get through to a person on the customer service number and when I finally reach someone, they say they need to transfer me - and it goes back in an automated message that will not give me access to a live customer service rep. This has been going on for six months without anyone correcting the error or contacting me at all.

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    Reviewed Oct. 6, 2017

    This company should not be allowed to deal with the public. They threatened repo when only one month behind. Chase has to be as stupid as loan sharks. The bad PR will flow over to their other businesses, I hope. If anyone is getting a car loan, never deal with Chase. Pay a higher rate, and deal with humans not human garbage!!!

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    Sales & Marketing

    Reviewed Oct. 5, 2017

    For the last payment, Chase sent a bill stating that they will not take an auto payment and we are to pay by mailing a check. After the check was sent, they indeed did take the auto payment and also cashed the check creating a double payment. They said the money would be returned to my account within 10 business days, but at 10 days, still no money. This appears to be a recurring scam on their part as I see other reviews with this issue as well. Please let me know when the class action suit begins, because I am all in!

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Sept. 20, 2017

    Yesterday my truck was repo'd because I fell on hard times after having not missed a payment since I got it. After talking to a rep to make arrangements they still took my truck and when I called to see what I needed to pay to get it back, I was told I had to pay it off! If I had $20,000 trust me I would not have been in this situation. They will NOT work with you at all! WORST COMPANY EVER!!! If you are trying to get financed run, don't just walk away from any dealer trying to get you financed with them!

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    Customer ServiceProcess

    Reviewed Sept. 9, 2017

    I have a Subaru leased through Chase Auto. I moved from RI to NC in early June of 2017 and have been trying to register my car here ever since. I reached out to Chase on June 30th requesting a copy of the title and limited Power of Attorney so I could go to the DMV and register the vehicle. They decided it was a good idea to send the original title to the NC DMV instead of sending a copy, and they didn't keep a copy on file for themselves.

    Fast forward about a month and a half (the DMV had me jumping through multiple unnecessary hoops from early July through early August), and I needed to reach out to Chase for a simple tax form that needed to be faxed to the DMV. The form only required a box to be checked off, the tax ID number and a signature. I was told it was a special request form and would take two weeks. After a bit of back and forth, I was told they would request an expedite on the form... needless to say, it still took the full two weeks. When I finally followed up and was told the form was faxed (yes, I had to follow up, they did not notify me), I went to the DMV to find out that they had gone through some changes and lost the title, POA and my bill of sale.

    On Thursday, August 17th, I had to reach back out to Chase to request another copy of the title. Because they were so careless and did not keep a copy of the title on file after sending the ORIGINAL through the mail to the DMV, they were not able to send a copy and told me that they needed to request a duplicate from Rhode Island. I spent some time on the phone with them and was told that they would put the request in immediately and would note that it needed to be done as soon as possible.

    After 3 weeks of waiting and not hearing any updates (I figured I would give the process a bit of time), I decided to reach out to check on the status. I was told on September 9th that they received my request for a duplicate title and it was being reviewed. They also had the nerve to ask that I "kindly allow some time for the review process to be completed." After 3 weeks, they are telling me that it is still being reviewed and implied that I was being impatient for checking the status.

    I began this whole ordeal back at the end of June. It is now almost mid September and there is still no resolution in sight for me. My RI registration expired quite some time ago due to Chase dragging their feet and being careless with me as a customer. I have been left without legal use of my car and no matter how many times I reach out to them for help, they continue to stall and not do anything to help correct a situation that they are at least half at fault for (the NC DMV being the other party to blame). Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere for auto financing. I have leased two vehicles through Chase Auto and have had no issues up to this point, but this has completely pushed me over the edge and I will not be returning to them in the future.

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    PricePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Aug. 31, 2017

    Couple of weeks ago my car loan was paid off. Needless to say the payment still was taken out of my account. Since that time I have spoken to numerous people and they have all assured me that the money will be returned as the loan was paid off. First I was told that I would be sent a check, well that never happened. Second, I was told it would be put back into my account, then I was told that it would be 10 business days before it would be put back, well it's now 10 business days and no money. This was my money for paying bills, which I am now late on. I am to the point of hiring a lawyer to sue for my payment and the interest for them holding my money for over 2 weeks. This is certainly not right but I cannot get anyone to return my money. Definitely would not consider a auto loan with these crooks again.

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    Staff

    Reviewed Aug. 15, 2017

    Ok, so, I purchase a 2004 vehicle for roughly $3000 & get accepted for financing. Who would have thought that number one, the car is a lemon, I've been pouring money into it ever since I drove it off the lot. Worse yet, I end up sacrificing my right ARM and left leg to Chase in the form of roughly $9000 for a $3000 lemon!!! Chase's new CEO is in the news lambasting other people for their shoddy business practices. What about HIS company? People are being ripped off! Hey buddy, look in the mirror...

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    Customer ServicePricePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed July 26, 2017

    If I could give Chase 0 stars I would. I am leaving for the Peace Corps and need to sell my car. I paid 3000 dollars to get it paid early and at this time I changed my address. After two weeks, I never received the title. I called and they said they mailed it to my old address under my mother's name because she cosigned the loan. My mother never lived at this address and because of this my title got lost in the mail. They then said they would send me a lien release and I would receive it the following Wednesday. They told me to bring it to the DMV and they would give me the title. I checked the mail the next Wednesday and it was not in the mail. I called and they said it was sent out that day. I finally got the lien release and brought it to the DMV. The DMV told me that they don't print titles and that Chase lied to me. They told me I could expedite the paperwork or it would be 4 weeks to get the title.

    It is going to cost me 95 dollars to pay for a lost title that I did not lose and 30 to expedite. Then I found out the Chase did not notarize the lien so the DMV could not expedite it. This is an issue because I have someone wanting to buy the car and I am leaving the county so it needs to be sold. The DMV told me to call Chase and ask them to fax the correct lien. She told me banks do this all the time and has received them from Chase. I called and they refused to fax it to me. The woman at the DMV talked to them and said this is common and didn't understand the issue. Finally, I talked to a very rude supervisor named Monica and she said it would be faxed to the DMV by 6:00. She also accused me of lying and saying that I changed my address after the title was mailed. That is not true. She said the date was July 19 when I changed the address.

    That was the day I called to check on my lien and I did not change my address. She wanted to blame me and not apologize for their mistake. When I got home, I checked my email and found 2 emails on the day that I paid my account that I changed my address on June 28th. I had to call the DMV several times and they never faxed the lien. My mom called the supervisor at 4:15 and she did not answer. My mom left a message. We found out later Monica ignored the message and was still at work. I called Chase at 4:30 and talked to Pedro. He checked my account and said that it said it would be faxed at 6:00. I then called at 6:00 to confirm it being faxed. I was told that they could not confirm it, the department was closed and no one there could fax it.

    I then talked to another supervisor Marot. He was nice but tried to make me feel bad when this was their mistake and had been lied to all day. I now have to call them at 6:30am to see if they faxed it. If I don't get the lien to the DMV by 8:00, I won't get the title this week and could lose a 10,000 dollar sale on my car. It is evident through these reviews that this is common. Chase clearly does not care about their customers. I never missed a payment and I paid it off early. I deserve better treatment than this. Chase should also pay me the money I have to spend to get my title. I shouldn't have to pay for a title that I didn't lose! The DMV told me this happens all the time with Chase. Please go somewhere else to get your loan!

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    Reviewed July 22, 2017

    We had a Subaru leased through Chase. Never missed a payment. Turned it into dealer at lease term and got a bill for $4500 from Chase for excess mileage (the car was under allowed mileage). It has been 4 months of us sending Chase the correct mileage documentation, making phone calls, and being frustrated. We have had multiple people tell us the problem is fixed and the large bill eliminated. But when we request the new statement sent to us in the mail (We need proof. Don't trust a thing they say) it is always the old INCORRECT balance. Chase needs an overhaul. Nothing gets done correctly or in a timely manner. I will NEVER use Chase for anything.

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    Punctuality & Speed

    Reviewed July 15, 2017

    I would never use Chase auto finance again. I had my car for 3 years. Never had been late on a payment and had even been ahead on a payment sometimes. I got sick and need an emergency open heart surgery. I was going to be out of work for a little while. I had called to work out some things I can just see maybe if they can push some of my payments. To the end they will not even apologetic I'm even having to have surgery and they were not even willing to work with me. They automatically said "no we cannot" and then later repoed my car. I would never use Chase again.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed July 13, 2017

    After 3 years, and only one late payment (by a week), my most recent issue with Chase has come to a head. Drafting payments on autopay months after I turned the feature off and incurring hundreds $ in fees from my own bank because Chase ignored my settings and my request to change my due date which can be done for accounts in good standing. I'm not going to give a long synopsis, but let's just say, if it's not resolved in the next week, I'm filing a class action suit. Please comment here if you'd like to be included as there are thousands of bad reviews on this company and what they're doing is theft, plain and simple. I'm done playing games, spending hours on phone with over 15-20 reps, and the lies they tell. Over it.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed June 25, 2017

    Please never use Chase Auto Loan... I purchase a Chevrolet and got a loan with Chase Auto. My car is a 2016 Suburban... my cars was paid more than half. I went over some financial difficulties due to my child with cancer. Make story short... I make mistake of making deposit in wrong account to pay 2 months on my car. They got my car which I understand. But when I call them to pay what I was behind and I know will be some extra for repo fee... They said they won't finance the car anymore and ask me to go and get license plate and stuff out of my car. They said I'll only have 10 days to pay for my car. On July 5th will be sold to someone else. I must pay car in full. I use Chase Bank for a long time. I was under the impression that this bank will help the community not step on people. I don't know if I could do something else but hope people who read this won't use Chase Auto Finance.

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    Customer ServiceProcess

    Reviewed June 16, 2017

    Chase extracted two extra payments PAST the 36 that were owed them AND NOW will not issue a refund!!! 'The process takes time' I keep hearing - it's been two months past the close of the lease and no one seems to be able to make my money appear... All I get is a future date (a different one) each time I call AND I CALL REGULARLY... Such liars!!!

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    Reviewed June 2, 2017

    Auto Dealer put me in a Chase car loan. Told me there are no prepay penalties. Chase has a prepay limit of $9900 in the a physical bank location and $5000 limit if paying online. Obviously this is a penalty if you can't pay your loan the amount you want. Chase bank is HORRIBLE. I will never use Chase and suggest you reading this stay away from Chase.

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    Reviewed April 27, 2017

    Took out an auto loan and set up direct deposit right away. So I would have no hassle because I've experienced chase before. Once again I got burned right in the beginning before I could even realize it. They charged a late fee right in the beginning before they even sent out their first statement. So I call and was told it has to be done in the branch. Next time I go to the branch, I notify them of it and they spend the first 45min trying to sell me stuff I don't need and then proceed to tell me the fee was too long ago and they can't do anything about it. I just set up the online account a year later for accounting purposes, so that's how I found out about it. Never would have known from any of the statements. I would have never opened my auto loan with them if it wasn't what the dealership offered, for reasons like this.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed April 17, 2017

    Re-financed a car with them in August 2016 only to find out in March 2017 that the title was not transferred properly. Over 16 phone calls and several emails I still don't have resolution. Trying to get the title settled so we can sell the car. I have gone thru 2 supervisors and online contact and still have no idea when this will be settled. They are all trained to say the same thing, "Someone will contact you in 24 to 48 hours." They never do!! No one and I mean no one cares to settle the matter. They just want to get you off the phone. If it wasn't such a pain to change banks, I would move my business immediately. I actually resorted to begging for someone to contact me with still no result. This organization is the most poorly managed I have ever come across with no regard whatsoever for their customers.

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    Reviewed April 14, 2017

    I make usually regular payments for a long time. Sometimes, I paid more than the required amount. During last months, I could not make for some reasons (Mom's health), but, on 11th April, I called by phone and made the payment for 628 (because I found is 1628). The lady did not accept the cash and she had a hoarse voice and could not understand what she told me. Then the connection was out. She did not explain me the situation well. (Recorded all).

    I have not got any prior notice to take the car away. This evening, I came out from my office to get some copies of journals from my car, I found there is not my car where I parked. I thought somebody stole my car. But, lately my neighbor told me it was towed. I immediately called to Auto Finance and asked about what was happened and what will be the consequences and what should I do. Then, I realized I never get a call or mail or text from them for a long time. No prior notice and it was towed early morning. I feel like they acted like a thief. And they were not sincere in the procedure. Never send me a reminder/notice.

    1. I never got prior notice. 2. I tried to make a payment on 11th, the lady did not accept. She has a hoarse voice, I could not understand. She did not try to convince me well. 3. In fact, I plan to make a payment tonight after my office hour. (Maybe my instinct reminds me), but my car has towed early in the morning, I only knew in the evening.

    So, I am very much willing to get a help for this kind of situation. I feel it is unfair. I asked for the supervisor and checked- he said it is fair. My phone is on DNC list. I also asked him for the supervisor or manager to explain what was happened to me. 1. No reminder/notice. 2. Not accepting my payment of 628 on 11th night and not explaining and convincing me to understand the current situation. Please let me have an information for the contact person to get help. I only need to pay 7000 as a remaining balance out of 34000 and I cannot let it go by their cheats and tricks. Please advise me. Thanks in advance.

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    Reviewed April 4, 2017

    I paid off my car with them. Their staff named DONELLA ** totally messed up my pink slip (car title) and the Bill of Sale and just sent the messed up documents to me without doubling checking. Now my clock is ticking that I need to pay the sale tax with DMV and the new registration. However, the pink slip and the bill of sale are all wrong. CHASE refused to fix it for me. I called them EVERY SINGLE DAY for a whole week. First of all, they lied about what they did and what they told me without a blink. And I told them I recorded every conversations with them. Then they started lying about they don't know the guy Lawrence that I talked to the day before. And then when I asked them to direct me to DONELLA ** who messed up my doc, they said her dept doesn't have phone line (another lie). And then they said they already sent me a revised doc and provided me a fake FedEx tracking number which never had any updates.

    I called again, they said they didn't lie but FORGOT to put the documents in the FedEx envelope and mailed it to me after creating the tracking number. Then I asked them to just fax the docs to me immediately, they tried to dodge again but I cornered them. Finally, they said they HAVE NOT PREPARED the docs at all! All the lies, lies and lies! Now they are just bouncing me off again saying that they cannot reach DONELLA ** to fix my docs.

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    Price

    Reviewed March 29, 2017

    I will make this short because the same story has been told over and over: we signed up for checking draft and they confirmed this. Then, without our knowing, the payments did not go through. Then I started paying manually because I could not get them to give me adequate assistance. THERE WERE 16 LATE FEES, none of which I was aware of. There were some months with 2 LATE FEES! My auto should be paid off in a few months (60 month note), but now they have added interest on top of principal and late fees. DO NOT USE CHASE AUTO LOANS!!!

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    Reviewed March 27, 2017

    After reading all these reviews over the weekend I have to admit that I was petrified of what the outcome with Chase was going to be after they repoed our vehicle on a Thursday night (3/23/2017). We had to wait til Monday before Chase could tell us what we needed to pay in order to reinstate our loan and get our vehicle back. We called at 8 am on Monday the 27th of March, we reached a representative from Chase's redemption center and they informed us that we needed to pay 1421.19 to get our car back. We were 60 days behind on our payment of 424.00 plus 174.16, so they made us pay the past due plus current month's payment to be completely caught up.

    We also had to pay $390.00 as a repo charge and when I got to the repo location we had to pay an additional 200.00 in storage fees to them. It went ok, they worked with us. But I felt that a clear explanation would be nice for people in the same situation and those that may want a more clearer explanation of the process. I can assure you we will not get behind on a payment again, but Chase was more than willing to help us get our vehicle back without problems.

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    Reviewed March 24, 2017

    Purchased a 2003 Red Dodge Neon from Chase Bank; paid them off in 2011, call them now for the 4th time to get a removal of lien letter. They mailed me 2 already but neither letter has their EIN number or Tax number on them so the Department of Motor Vehicles won't accept them. Called them last week to ask for another letter with the EIN number on it. They said "We will overnight it to you." It's Friday 3/24/17 and I still don't have the letter that they said they would overnight on 3/19/17. Called them today and they suggested that I break the law and type the number on a notarized letter myself. This time they will not give me an estimate on when I will get a correct release letter. I will now be contacting a lawyer.

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    Reviewed March 22, 2017

    One year ago, in early 2016 I purchased a 2012 Infinity G25 listed at a dealership in Sante Fe, NM which had a list price of $16,000. I have bad credit and 2 repossessions on my record and so getting an auto loan is nearly impossible. The dealership spammed 22 loan companies and all of the rejected me, except for Chase Auto Finance. Chase Auto Finance wanted $3,500 down, but I settled at $3,000 down after talking on the phone with them. The dealership wrote the contract and $3,000 was listed as being paid by me - but they didn't subtract my $3,000 down payment from the $16,000 sales price, nor was any explanation given of where it went, but I was desperate and so I signed the contract without question.

    One year later which is today, I called Chase Auto Finance today and they see the $3,000 listed but have no explanation of where it went from looking at their contract and they told me to call the dealership. My hunch has always been that the $3,000 was just an extortion fee for them to push my subprime loan through. I don't know if that's legal or not to be doing. I'm a 100% disabled military veteran and they knew that. My total loan amount was $16,400 including the 2% automobile tax and the $160 vehicle registration fee.

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    Reviewed March 11, 2017

    On Feb 15 (payment date) I contacted Chase to inquire the exact amount I needed to pay to bring my account current and prevent repo. Mind you this was a recorded call. The rep gave me the dollar amount and I set up the payment for the 21st when my tax return was to be direct deposited into my account. I told him the only way it wouldn't go through was if the IRS was late. Lo and behold the new legislation caused a backlog of people's returns. Mine by 2 days (48) hours. When the money posted to my account I sent the payment immediately. They accepted and acknowledged it.

    Last night they repossessed my car due to delinquent payments. I was assured that I would be current thru March 15th. When I spoke with Chase today the man even said he had to check a different system to look up to see if it showed up in that system! What 2 unconnected payment systems. What kind of banking is that. I have filed an official review and have demanded the call transcripts. However, I am still without transportation and suffer from Lupus which makes walking any distance, more than a block unbearable. Thanks Chase!

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    Reviewed March 10, 2017

    AVOID CHASE AT ALL COST. TRUST ME. I decided to purchase my vehicle after my lease had ended and upon doing so, I figured my bank was the best place to go. I originally looked at a loan provider that Chrysler Capital recommended, but they had unbelievably scary reviews so I chose to avoid them. Without hesitation I went to my local Chase Bank. I have been a Chase customer for over 15 years, great credit, never missed a payment, and let's just say I am a good customer for their bottom line. None of this matter to Chase! Run!

    I got my loan for my vehicle and they told me that they would send all the documents in the mail. They gave me the option of paying my sales tax out of pocket or as a part of my loan, so I chose as part of my loan. Fast forward nearly 7 months and 6 paid payments later, still had not received title information or anything else to get my plates. I called and complained to uncaring call center folk a dozen times over this period and got nothing but the runaround. "I'll reach out to the lady with the title and have her call you", "I'll send this to our escalation team", etc, etc... I heard it all. I am not sure about the legality of driving my vehicle with the previous leased tags, but they didn't expire until the 6th month of this situation. I do traveling sales, so my car is my life.

    It has been nearly 7 months and my situation is still not even resolved. I finally found a manager in Chase's auto department that explained to me that this happens more frequently than he'd like to admit. So do not just take my word for it. He got my title to me within 2 business days at which time I noticed that my title had been notarized by CHASE just 6 days after I started this loan. ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME!! Chase employees lied to me for months telling me that Chrysler Capital had not sent the title to them yet. Then I would call Chrysler and ask them what was going on. It was all mind games and they had my title just sitting there for months.

    However, the fun doesn't stop there. My tags expired because of the length this is taking, so I had to get non-renewable 45 day temporary tags that cost me $25 of my own money FOR CHASE'S MISTAKE! So, I take the title to the BMV (as instructed by Chase) and they said they cannot help me. "Go to the title agency." So I go to the title agency and they tell me that I have to pay the sales tax or they won't service my title. I told her that I financed the sales tax with my loan, at which point she told me that Chase should have sent me a check to present them.

    I received no check. However, on top of that because it's been nearly 7 months since I signed for my loan... the sales tax has increased in my county. Meaning that the sales tax increased $112. Chase told me that they will not pay the difference even though this was their screw up. They told me to pay the difference out of pocket and bring the receipt back to Chase's Audit team to decide on whether I'll get a refund. Based on this companies dealings so far, I think I am going to be out of luck. It's not a money issue... it's a principle issue. I have spent SO much time away from my job making phone calls, standing in line at the BMV, Title Agency, and Chase. Time is money with a sales job. They have cost me a lot more than $137 (temp tags/change in tax).

    So here I sit with 30 days left on my non-renewable temporary tags. Nothing has been resolved and I still do not have my plates. Apparently, I requested to finance my sales tax in my loan and literally 1 month after signing the loan, a PRI PAYMENT was made on my loan account in the exact total of my sales tax. No one from Chase can tell me what this PRI PAYMENT is and none of them have heard of it. They screwed up my loan, it is now back in the "REVIEW" process. I have been told to contact the attorney general office... an attorney... etc... and now I am 30 days from not having a vehicle and this even further affecting my job.

    The moral of this story is AVOID CHASE when it comes to financing a loan of any kind. Remember I spoke with a manager that told me this happens more often than he'd like to admit. I do not waste my time writing reviews. I generally roll with the good and the bad and just keep trucking. However, I created this account just to write this review and hopefully prevent at least 1 person from experiencing what I am CURRENTLY going through. AVOID CHASE. You have been warned.

    Also, I must mention that this is my first vehicle purchase. I normally lease all of my cars but with a 18 month old and 2nd baby on the way I decided to get rid of an expense. By the way, when I went into the Chase branch to see if they could have any influence on this, the woman was floored when I showed her the title. Apparently, I am not supposed to have the original title in my possession until AFTER I've paid the loan in full... who knew? Obviously not the Chase title department. I have a blank original title with no ownership listed. Even the Chase loan person was lost for words when she saw what they sent me and I'm only 6 months into my loan. THESE PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING!!! Thank you for your time and God Bless!!

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    Sales & MarketingPrice

    Reviewed March 3, 2017

    On Wednesday, November 30th, 2016 I was checking my car loan status with Chase after more than 3 years. I noticed that my next payment is due for July 19th, 2017! This means that any extra payments that they have been collecting is not being credited to the Principal of my loan. Instead, Chase has been depositing my extra payments to Account # ** belonging to Chase. As an example, on November 30th, 2016 this amount for my case was $2130. Chase is using my extra payments (and perhaps a million other customers') for its own interest by lending other people's money it at even higher rates to new customers. At the same time, Chase is charging me interest for the very same amount that I have already paid.

    This is double dipping, neither moral nor ethical, it is downright in severe violation of Federal Laws and absolutely ILLEGAL. And, to make the situation even more illegal it is the triple dipping practice of Chase for the very same loan. Instead of being rewarded as a top rated customer for more than 31/2 years, Chase is using my excellent credit, evident from regularity of payments through online banking, to illegally collect even more interest for itself. This practice is beyond fraud as it comes close to a scam and several other violations. The Mazda Capital Services who has colluded with Chase for this loan keep informing me that the matter is under investigation! It appears that after close to three months of investigation they have not (or perhaps do not want) this matter solved. They prefer to use their power to send it to a black hole.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Feb. 21, 2017

    Chase sued my son and me even though I never had any contact or dealings with them. Whatever agreements they had were with my son. I wrote and informed them of this and they responded by saying they had no lawsuit against me. Despite this statement; I have a court notice to retrieve my car on 3 March. I paid 25,000. for this vehicle. I have written to the CEO Mr Dimon, but he did not respond. I sent them the necessary papers showing the car in my name, insurance and registration. Is there any branch of the military that might help me with this matter since I am the wife of a deceased vet? I don't have too much time before I will be without transportation to my medical appointments. This is the most horrendous experience I have ever had with a bank. These folk just ignore you and plain don't respond.

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    Reviewed Feb. 18, 2017

    Only had my car for six months and for six months I paid my note. Working at a college some days they were closed and one pay period was short. My note is only $412 a month. I gave them 300 dollars and planned on paying that off the following note. They came and repoed my car for $112 dollars and wanted me to pay that and $440 dollars for them repoing my car!!!

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Feb. 8, 2017

    I have had problems for the entirety of the 4 years when I financed my car with Chase. Payments mysteriously were returned, denied or went missing, despite my having spoken countless times to customer service and ensuring my banking information was correct. This last time resulted in the repossession of my car. For 3 months I had the payments on auto pay, and when the same issues arose with my account, Chase neglected to contact me. When I did call to ensure I was up to date, I was told my car was up for repossession. When I confirmed my banking information with them AGAIN, I contacted my bank, who informed me that Chase made no effort to collect a payment in that time frame. Still, Chase decided it was my fault and will not allow me to reinstate the loan. As a consequence I have now lost a lucrative job opportunity and may lose my current job as well.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Jan. 13, 2017

    I recently purchased a Subaru and elected financing through Subaru at Chase. The actual payment is around $450 and every month I pay $600, specifically checking the box requesting a principal reduction. First payment went off without a hitch. Second payment reduced the amount of the required payment rather than reducing the principal. Talked with someone at Chase and was advised that the overpayment would be applied to the principal as requested. Went on to make the next payment, noted in writing on the coupon to make sure that the overage was applied to the principal. Received a call today from Chase indicating that the payment was five days late although I had the verification of the check having been negotiated more than a week ago. Again the payment had been received but misapplied. Also the representative was trying to defend their error, and telling me to get my life in order. What a joke this is.

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    Reviewed Jan. 10, 2017

    My husband had to have open heart surgery. We called prior to the surgery and made arrangements to cover the two to three months he would be off work. We were told we were covered. Then they called after the surgery and were told that we were not covered. Went through the process again. Few days later we get a letter to repo the vehicle. Because we cannot give them a specific date for disability to kick in or the exact date he will be able to go back to work, they will not work with us. These people need a reality check. They talked to my husband and sent his blood pressure so high that I thought an ambulance was going to be needed. Seriously. Would not recommend these group to my worst enemy. What a joke of a company.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Dec. 21, 2016

    Latricia ** at Chase, yes "Chase Redemption Team" 1 888-895-1728 has been giving me the runaround, my credit union is ready to cut the check for the amount owe on my vehicle (10,925) after it's been repo due to making half payments, paperwork could have been completed TODAY but Chase (today alone I called them like crazy) won't release pictures of my CAR to the credit union, so CHASE WANT A CHECK BUT WON'T SEND PICTURES TO THE OTHER BANK WHO HAS APPROVED THEIR CLIENT! Storage fees are going up everyday.

    My mother talked with her lawyer and he even said," Something fishy is going on" with Chase Auto Financial end, because this doesn't sound RIGHT! THEY KEEP SAYING, "THOSE PICTURES CAN'T BE RELEASE," to the other bank! On a vehicle I drove for almost two years! Chase, so your Redemption Team have the right to hold pictures from another purchasing bank that needs to see the collateral that they are REFINANCING before sending full payment?

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    Reviewed Dec. 13, 2016

    I fell 37 days behind on my payments and they closed my on-line account. On December 13th I called the 800-388-4223 number to make a payment. I attempted for over 45 minutes to make a payment. However, they demanded (3) payments and late fees to bring me current through January 5th. I was very clear, "I'm calling to make 1 payment and bring my account from 37 days late to 7 days late! Since you are refusing to take my payment please notify me in writing!" That lady ghost transferred me. I called back and the next lady was even worse. As I write this I'm not sure they ever did take my payment as it's not showing up on my bank statements. Staggeringly incompetent and rude! The worst I've ever dealt with.

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    Reviewed Dec. 5, 2016

    Chase Auto Finance wrongfully repossessed our car. We have four accounts with Chase - two auto loans (Mazda) and two credit cards. All are paid from one bank account. Since the beginning, they have had issues with recurring payments. Sometimes they'd double charge me. Other times, I'd receive a "thank you for your payment" email only to then see on an account page that the account was past due. We have NEVER received correspondence from them about an account delinquency, but their claim is that we are 95 days delinquent on one car payment. Meanwhile, our account showed that we were up to date, and we have bank statements from Bank of America showing money being transferred to Chase. Our other accounts are all up to date and also reflect that online.

    We got home from a weekend away to find our car gone. We called the police - we figured it had clearly been stolen. My husband had the idea that we should call Chase, which I did immediately after calling the police. Yup, they'd repossessed our car. Our online statement at that point was still saying paid/up to date and we had received no phone call, email, contact through Chase Online, or mail regarding this account. I should mention that we HAVE received calls/emails/mail regarding other Chase accounts, so it's not that they don't have our correct information. We were in no way notified that not only were we "delinquent", but that our car would be repossessed. There was no notification even after it happened.

    Chase will NOT accept bank statements as proof that we have paid. They say "every other customer who has an issue can get a different document that shows a check was cashed." Um, we didn't pay by check - we paid through CHASE'S own online system. The best part? When I called to find out if they had taken our car (from my landline) I was using my cell phone to look up our online account, which showed we were up to date on payments. Midway through the call, we were locked out of our account. I had to conference in my husband the following day so that they could "unlock" our account - only to have them tell us that our account showed that we had NEVER paid for ANYTHING.

    I have been dealing primarily with Natalia and she has at least been courteous. But it's now been 9 days since our car has been repossessed and there is no resolution. I've tried calling her for the last 4 days but she has not been in. Every other representative has been rude, condescending, and absolutely, unfathomably unknowledgeable and unhelpful. I have requested to speak to a supervisor no fewer than five times and have received no callback, ever.

    My proposed resolution on day one was to pay whatever they "thought" we owed (even though this would clearly be a double payment) so that our account showed as up to date and we could get our car back while the company investigated what they did wrong on their end. They refused, and said if we wanted the car back we had to pay all the repossession fees and BUY THE CAR OUTRIGHT. I'm sorry, but we are two individuals working in nonprofits and don't have an extra $20k lying around for that purpose.

    As of today this issue is not resolved. I have told everyone I know not to use Chase and have actually already had five friends cancel credit cards through Chase. After this is resolved we will be working with Mazda to see if we can get out of our leases so as not to work with Chase any longer. And if I have the wherewithal after the significant stress this has caused me, I'll be pursuing legal action against Chase. Whatever you do, do NOT finance your car through Chase, get a credit card through them, or use them in any way, shape, or form. Tell your friends. This is the worst company imaginable and their business practices are shady at best and illegal at worst.

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    Reviewed Nov. 14, 2016

    I leased a Subaru for 3 years and then decided to buy the car outright. I sent Chase a check for the payoff amount as well as all requested paperwork, and then waited for my title. A week later I saw that the check had cleared, but the title never showed up. I called Chase, and they informed me that there was a problem with the Odometer statement - apparently someone checked a box stating that I exceeded the leased mileage. I only drove the car 6,000 miles and the lease was for 30,000, so clearly this was a mistake. Note that no one ever called me about this; I only found out once I called them.

    I've been informed that they will not release the title until this is cleared up. I asked them to prove that the overage box was checked. They refused. I asked them to email me another form. Nope, they won't do that either (but they will fax it, in 2016. Seriously?). They told me to write a letter to them, and I wrote what they told me verbatim. I faxed the letter from work, only for them to tell me they can't accept it. Remember, they told me what to write. So here we are, 2 weeks later. They have my money, and they will not release my title. I've requested supervisor callbacks, only to never have my phone calls returned. Do not ever, ever deal with Chase. In fact, I'm calling Amazon now to tell them my experience and cancel my Amazon card since it is through Chase bank. This company is awful.

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    Reviewed Oct. 28, 2016

    I have never had a company treat me so rudely. They have no emails. Would not give me a buyout or lease extension number for our fleet until they have every account up to date. Ok, understand that, so will you send the quotes so I can process the paperwork for the buyouts or lease? "No we do not have email and can receive them or send them." How will I get a quote? "Call us." (and spend another hour on the phone being transferred around). I say we have them get all of the vehicle and we use another leasing company and get other vehicles so we do not have to deal with Chase Bank, JP Morgan and Chase Finance. Lost a lot of customers. Listen up executives.

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    Reviewed Sept. 22, 2016

    Chase auto took $871.97 for my first payment. Trouble is, my car payment was only $571.97. They were able to take the money in ten seconds, but returning it is something that they refuse to do. It has been an entire week, and I have no money. My account is overdrawn, and it is directly because of Chase. I'm not upset that that error occurred. Mistakes happen. I am upset because I still do not have the money back and they are completely unwilling to expedite the situation. Imagine the financial hardship you would be in if the entire balance of your bank account was taken, and you had other financial obligations that hadn't gone through. Imagine now that you could not buy food or gas, and now you were late on your phone bill because of this. Now imagine that the person or persons responsible just shrugged their shoulders instead of getting on the ball and correcting the issue. I am furious. Do NOT do business with Chase Auto Financing.

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    Reviewed Aug. 20, 2016

    I've never had to deal with Chase Auto's customer service reps until my last payment on my car and it was a horrible experience. I mailed in my final car payment via check. Since I was enrolled in Chase's automatic monthly payments, I called to make sure that was cancelled since the car was now paid off. I was still charged my monthly payment! I was bounced around to various representatives for about an hour and none of them seemed to understand my problem. They kept saying on their side, they could only see the check I sent in but that I wasn't charged aside from that. I literally had my bank statement in front of me telling them I was charged twice in a month for my final car payment.

    I left the conversation on a conference call with two representatives who were talking in circles. I'm not even sure if the problem is resolved. All I wanted to do was make sure I was getting reimbursed for that monthly charge that should not have been withdrawn and to cancel my automatic monthly payments from here on out. I have no idea why that was so difficult. One representative had a huge attitude the entire time. When I asked to speak to a supervisor, she ignored my request. When I asked to get an email confirmation regarding them closing my account/automatic payments, they said they can't do that. It really seems like they need to get more training in customer service and to be more knowledgeable in assisting clients. Fingers crossed I get reimbursed.

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    Reviewed Aug. 17, 2016

    On August 16 I tried to pay a past due payment along with my current bill to bring my account current. First I spoke Ebony (z203915) who gave me great instructions on how to cap back to pay my bill. Once I called back the 40+ minute conversation was a disaster. I began with a woman BJ (**) who took the card info, not asking the name on the card or if the address was the same as on the account. After is given the info skew then realized, after two failed attempts, my account was "locked". This caused her to put me on hold for over 10 minutes while apparently getting a David (**) on the phone.

    These two people consistently got my name wrong along with another on my account. The customer service was the worst I've ever encountered and they still couldn't take the payment close to an hour on the phone. As of today August 17th, I spoke to a terrific customer service rep, who's name I didn't get, get number is (**) and only took 5 monies to complete my transaction. I hope my recorded conversation from yesterday can be reviewed in order to help train others and retrain the two I spoke to on customer service.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Aug. 6, 2016

    I've contact Chase Jaguar Financial Group Military Service section for over a month in reference to needing a letter to have the Air Force place my vehicle in storage since I am being reassigned to Japan and the Air Force contractor requires a letter from the lien holder on their letterhead stating that the vehicle is not in process of repossession and that they are aware that the vehicle is being stored. I've explained this to not one, but 3 representatives when I phone Chase and each have lied and said that the letter would be mailed out the following day. It has been a month and I am due to fly out of the country in a week from today and I still have not receive this letter even after speaking with the last representative on 5 days ago and explaining to him that I had to have the letter by today which is Friday for my appointment to store the vehicle is on Monday and I had to drive 6 hours to the appointment.

    He flat out lied and said that he was typing the letter and even went so far as to as me questions as if he was asking for information to place in the letter and he stated that the letter would be "rushed out" that day. Well, it is 5 days later and I have not received the letter and when I phone today I spoke with a female who looked in my "file" and she did not see that the letter I required was accomplished but there were instructions in my file on the process on how to request such letter. So why after speaking with 3 different representatives previously they all lied that the letter would be sent out immediately if they had no intentions on sending a simple letter stating what is required by the storage facility contractor. Either they are lazy as hell or the company has a policy of lying to its customers.

    Either way, I will not do business ever again with Chase and I am going to inform the Base Legal Office so they can inform other military members to stay away from Chase Bank. I am taking my vehicle to the storage facility on Monday and I will be calling Chase from there and someone is going to fax me a letter or I will be filing a lawsuit against this company. Their customer service is horrible and if this is how they treat military members who are on orders to be reassigned, I can imagine how they treat other customers. My stress level has been elevate to the extreme in the past week because of this company and their sorry representatives.

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    Reviewed July 26, 2016

    I live in WA and bought a car for my daughter in TX back in Oct. 2014. The car is in my name. Didn't realize I never received a title until my daughter moved to WA and I went to change the registration. Started the process in March 2016, of course there were some papers I had to sign for TX before they'd issue anything. The TX paperwork was completed by the end of May. Every 30 days I have to contact Chase to get them off the dime and they say it's on the way. I Signed and returned the last set of documents 06/09/16 and haven't heard back. Contacted them this morning (6 weeks later) and they said, "wait until Aug 4 for processing and then it would take 10 - 20 days for mail processing." I have had enough!!! I'm stuck - can't sell the car; can't refi car without the title.

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    Reviewed July 13, 2016

    Four months after buying my car I still don't have a title. They first forgot to send in the title registration to the DMV. Then they sent in the form without signing it (which was of course rejected). Third time around they sent it without attaching the bill of sale. Customer service is horrible - they don't care! Every time I've called, I'm transferred to at least four different departments. Often, I'm given a patently false answer. They are the worst - PLEASE DO NOT USE THEM!

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    Reviewed July 12, 2016

    They denied my auto application to refinance my car. I have over an 800 fico, a checking, savings and 2 credit cards with them! How can you deny me?!!! I am dropping Chase after being a long time customer and taking my business elsewhere! How dare you run a hard credit inquiry only to deny me!

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    Reviewed May 5, 2016

    We financed a vehicle through Chase Auto over a year ago and have been threatened with repossession 3 times for money that we don't owe. Every few months an extra charge of just over $100 shows up and all of the sudden Chase says they are coming for our car. We call and ask where the charge came from and no one knows EVERY SINGLE TIME. It goes to review, the "review people" have no idea what the extra charge is for. They send us a statement for us to review showing all of our on time charges then just as soon as we are threatened with repo they leave us alone again and say we don't owe the mystery fee. Then a few months later we go through the same thing.

    I'm so sick of having to call and have the person on the phone argue with me that they don't care that I'm looking at my bank statements that say we paid Chase Auto with a payment option through THEIR website because they don't see it on their system. Sometimes I just want to give them the car and be done with them.

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    Reviewed April 2, 2016

    I turned in a 2011 leased Jaguar to be replaced by a 2015 Jaguar as I have done for the past twenty years and I paid $600 for some minor damage to one door. Jaguar found no other damage and the car had fewer than 11,000 miles than contracted for. It was in excellent condition. A few months later, I got a bogus inspection report from Chase Auto Finance listing about $1,500 of damage to the car. The inspection report was either fraudulent or they inspected the wrong car. Chase has been harassing me to pay for this non-existent damage.

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    Reviewed March 17, 2016

    Chase bank has got to be the worst bank around. I purchased a car loan over the weekend and called to get bank information for the car loan account itself, every customer service rep has something different to say and a different excuse of why they don't have their paperwork done yet. They are very unprofessional and rude. In my opinion they are lazy as well. It has been almost a week and they still have not yet completed my paperwork? Then while asking about the interest they basically told me "oh well" I'm still going to gain interest while I wait for them to process the paper. They recommended I call back sometime next week.

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    Reviewed March 17, 2016

    When I was approved for my car loan it took an entire week to get the process completed due to poor customer service. I had to fax over information which I did promptly. I was told that someone was going to call me when the information was received. Nobody called me and when I called them later that day another person told me that they weren't doing any outbound calls because they were too busy. Nearly every time I called, the wait time was 30 min - 1 hr long! The dealership also had to fax over information which they did promptly.

    When I called a couple hours later they told me it was not received, but I called again another hour later and it had been received. Due to it being just after 5pm, the DMV was closed and they couldn't move forward with the process. They are very incompetent and you have to do their job for them (calling them multiple times instead of them following up with you). I have been a customer even before it was Chase Bank (since I was a Washington Mutual customer) and they didn't treat me as a valued customer. If you can get a decent interest rate for an auto loan elsewhere then I recommend avoiding Chase Auto finance!

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    Reviewed Feb. 19, 2016

    What year is it when you have no option to make an electronic payment to your account and have it post the same day. I can open an app on my phone and send my friend money and it shows up in his account instantly and I can do this for free. But for SOME REASON a huge company like CHASE can't allow me to make a payment and have it post to my account instantly. My electric company can do this but not CHASE BANK. Interestingly enough, your interest will accrue while you are waiting for your payment to post. SO RUDE, I can't wait to end my business with them.

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    Reviewed Jan. 29, 2016

    I had been late on my account, due to a flood at my home. I account my account had been paid on time up until that point. When I started having difficulty make payment on-time I contact Chase. I was told that they could not give me an extension for leased financing. Ok cool... weeks later I explain the another rep my problem and he said that "you need to have your husband call in and we will be able to help to due the flood." Had my husband call. Grant you I made a payment on 01/19/2016 and the next every next day they were calling for another payment. On Jan 26, I called them to set up my payment for Feb. 6, 2016... what do you think payment set up.. Today I get an alert about a pending transaction for my payment.

    I called Chase to advise them of the issue.. and tell them I authorized payment for 2/6/2016 not 01/26/2016. "What happen?" The rep said "I don't see a pending payment for 02/06/2016." I said "of course not because the rep entered the wrong date." She said "Oh I'm sorry there is nothing we can do.." I said "Don't you all record all calls...then listen to call please." She said "no the account was behind and the payment brought current to date." So you all can do whatever a rep wants just add on random dates. I'm so upset about this. My account is going to overdrawn.

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    Reviewed Jan. 18, 2016

    I always make my payment at least a day early online. This month, I went to make my payment at 5 AM on the 17th, as the payment was due on the 18th, and it would not let me select the 17th or the 18th. I have never had this problem before. I went ahead and made the payment for the 19th because I did not want to be late, and immediately contacted them about the issue on the 17th. I received a reply that did not address my concern at all on the 18th, did not show any "care" to me as a customer, even though over the past 3 years I have always paid early. All I got was a statement to the effect that the 18th was a banking holiday so I was late. Their site at the time I made the payment had that you could make a payment the same day as long as it was prior to 5 PM. It is clear they could care less about keeping good customers! I have learned my lesson to never use Chase Bank again!

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    Reviewed Jan. 14, 2016

    I personally recommend using another lender to finance your car. They don't care about you as a consumer. They repossessed my car & told me that I had to pay back the entire loan to get it back. How ridiculous, insane, & criminal. They are legalized loan sharks who should be forced out of business. Companies like this will crumble to the ground eventually. It is just a matter of time.

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    Reviewed Jan. 7, 2016

    We recently refinanced our Dodge Truck with Chase. I have gone on their website 3 times to setup an automatic payment. I am an accountant so working with computer programs is a normal thing. Chase's website has some serious functionality problems. I could tell that my first attempt at setting up an automatic payment didn't go thru when the payment didn't hit our bank account. So I went back on their website and set it up again. I did do the bank verification process that their website requires.

    I called them when the second payment did not take. Their online payment/technical person walked me thru the steps. Everything seemed to look good on my end, the online/technical person stated that things were good and that there would be no more problems with the payments occurring automatically. Chase's credit department called today, 1/7/16 to tell us that we are 2 months past due. So the payments are still not occurring. We made one months payment and plan to come up with the 2nd months payment. But, we were informed that Chase will probably be reporting a negative report on our credit. I don't post this because their website is not functioning properly, I am posting this because they will unjustly report us to the credit bureaus. Will never use them again for anything.

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    Reviewed Dec. 26, 2015

    I will never buy a car from a lot that's financed by Chase. First off, the dealership never even said it would be financed by a bank. I called to make a payment and the ** only took $408 off my card. My note is $480, **. When I tried to call back, the ** didn't answer. Said they closed early for the holidays which explains why the ** was rushing and didn't hear me.

    Once they reopened they called harassing me about the payment of $72. I asked to file a complaint and their supervisor so called was not there. Said he would be there in an hour. So I called back an hour later, made a $50 payment and the stupid ** tried to argue with me about 72-50. The ** just insisted that it is $22 then her ** transfer me and the piece of ** started harassing me about $22, was talking over me and when I said they have no customer service. He said they didn't have to have customer service skills and when I asked to speak to the manager the ** said that the manager just left for lunch.

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    Reviewed Dec. 22, 2015

    I was always satisfied with Chase Auto Finance until my vehicle was totaled. Called customer service and I've been transferred more than 6 times with each rep saying they would transfer me to the "correct" dept. I've now been on hold with my Geico rep on the line on conference call for more than 80 minutes!! There's been a lot of run around. All Geico needs is the letter of guarantee and the copy of the title. Geico has requested these twice to issue payment. The loan is now over 30 days past due all because Chase hasn't sent the paperwork Geico needs to issue payment. This is extremely unacceptable!

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    Reviewed Dec. 9, 2015

    I paid off my car loan on 11/30, after receiving a pay-off quote from Chase Auto Finance. Five days later, they took an automatic payment from my bank account even though I had a zero balance. When I brought this to their attention, I received nothing but a run-around... everything from “we'll return it within 10 business days” to “you'll receive a response within 24-48 hours” (didn't) to “you'll receive a response in 7 business days.” Meanwhile, they're happily using MY money. It's out and out theft.

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    Reviewed Dec. 4, 2015

    I purchase a car through Chase Auto Financing in July of 2011. I paid the car off early in August of this year but have still not received my title from Chase. I have spent the last 5 months on the phone with Chase yet not one person has been able to help me. The customer service is reprehensible and not one person (out of 50 at least) took the initiative or followed through on one task. Chase has been holding me hostage for 5 months and 3 months ago my tabs expired. I have tried contacting every different branch and the furthest I got was the executive office. The person who helped me there was useless, rude and combative. I will NEVER use Chase again for any purpose and encourage all others to go elsewhere. I would like to add that if I could give them negative stars I would.

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    Reviewed Dec. 2, 2015

    Contacted Chase to attempt to defer this month's truck payment due to holidays, daughter's birthday, etc. I have made 15 on time payments of $750 and still was denied because it was not considered a hardship. Now I do understand this but I would think being such a large corporation and given my history with Chase that they would grant me this deferral, but nope. Other banks are sending customers letters deferring payments for them! Go find one of those banks that looks to please its customers.

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    Reviewed Nov. 24, 2015

    Releasing personal information about my account information to individuals that are not on my account or that don't have my consent to talk about my account without asking the appropriate questions to find out if they are talking to the right account holder.

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    Reviewed Nov. 5, 2015

    Never do business with Chase bank. Years ago I had a cc account issue with Chase bank and decided never to work with them again. Last year I purchased a pre-owned Mercedes. I voiced to the dealership that I am not interested in financing with Chase bank. Lending was completed/paperwork signed but never mentioned who finance the Auto loan. Anyhow I got a statement from Chase. I never intended to take 5 years to pay so I always pay more than due. After several phone calls to reps at Chase, notes on checks for extra $ to go towards principal balance, my request was never honored. Interest was always taken out of payments even with the request to go towards principal balance. Long story short I could never speak with a manager, the reps could never put notes on my account. Luckily I was in a situation to pay off the car and get out from under Chase Bank. Bottom line Chase cheats people everyday.

    Chase uses any tactic to get as much interest/raise rates for no reason. Be careful not to get stuck. This is coming from a person with many years of financial experience and 800+ credit score. I have worked with numerous banks both personal and business relationships. Have never experienced such disrespect as I have with Chase. If you can get a loan with Chase - you can get a loan with many other companies that will treat you with respect. Many other banks I have worked with treat me as if I am their top priority and a valued customer.

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    Reviewed Oct. 31, 2015

    I had a Chase Bank auto loan, due to my health I lost my job. I was not able to pay on my truck. My son and I was kick out of our apartment then we become homeless. I also called Chase Bank and told them I had apply for Social Security disability and I also advise Chase Bank that I would do the right thing and return my truck back to the dealer I bought my truck from. I have mailed at least 8 packets of information to Chase Bank telling Chase Bank what has happen to my life. I never got one phone call from Chase Bank. Since then my health has got worse.

    I am a disable Vietnam veteran. I have a life alert home system in my house and my health is at the level I cannot buy life insurance as well. I just mail another packet to Chase Bank with everything I could show Chase Bank, why I could not keep my truck. All I have to say is this Chase Bank, why you kept kicking me? Why I am down and due to my health I am not sure how much time I have on the earth. I have been honest with you. Chase Bank. Why do you want to keep bully me and hurting me? I DID not ask for my health to get worst on me.

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    Reviewed Oct. 11, 2015

    I set up recurring payments online to be taken from my checking account. I set it up to pay $50.00 more than the payment. I tried to change it back to the original amount. The website wouldn't let me. I had to get one of their online people to tell me how. I had to cancel the recurring payments and then reset it up for the payment amount. The online person confirmed that it was set right. Then, they failed to take the payment, sent me a late notice and a late charge. It took nearly 3 hours on the phone; they handed me back and forth to five people. I won't know for a month if it's even fixed.

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    Reviewed Sept. 29, 2015

    I paid off car loan on August 18th. Requested address change multiple times. The finance center sent title to old address. Then requested duplicate title which they received Sept 19th. Called again requesting title be sent and again gave them current address. Still waiting. Called again requesting it be sent today since they have had it awhile. "It was sent FedEx 9-26, delivery 9-28." Checked tracking today and it's not showing delivery date just label requested. I will pull all accounts from the bank within the next month!

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    Reviewed Sept. 27, 2015

    On April 14th, 2016 while working on a Merchant ship, I tore my bicep completely off the bone. Maritime law provides that a Jones Act company pay injured employees $16.00 per day while they are off work due to an injury. I contacted Chase loan services and asked for my loan to be deferred for July, August and September. I informed them I should be back to work in early October. They were only willing only to defer my loan for the month of July. August I was able to use my credit card to pay my loan payment.

    With no money in my account and my credit cards maxed out; I returned to fulltime employment on September 21st. Two weeks ahead of schedule. On the 23 of September Chase called me to inform me that I was 10 days late on my payment and wanted to know what I was going to do about it. I told them I would make two payments in October. Today; the 25th. I was called again informing me I was now 12 days late. I told the lady. "You people have known about my situation for months. I told the guy who called me two days ago I would pay two payments next month." She replied. "What day will you pay?" I replied. "I can't give a definite day because I am not home; I am on a ship. I just started back to work on Monday and I will need a family member to go to the bank and handle the payment."

    She said. "Since you can't give me an exact date we are sending this to collections." I said, "I tried to work with you people. I have done everything I said I would. You will get paid, up to date, in a few weeks. Now due to your unwillingness to work with me, you are going to ruin my credit? This is a situation you people created." I have banked with Chase for 11 years and for four years I have paid every payment on time. This is how Chase Bank treats its loyal customers. I am settling this loan as soon as I can and I will NEVER do business with Chase again.

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    Reviewed Sept. 24, 2015

    My husband and his father purchased a car through CHASE Auto Finance as a 6 year loan. We struggled off and on to pay the bills but we tried to catch it up every time that we fell behind. Finally, to get out from under the burden of all the bills, we gave up our home and went on the road trucking full time for 2 years to pay off past debts including our Chase loan. We called in February 2015 to get a payoff and we went into the branch and made the payoff to the penny IN CASH! We were given a letter that it was paid off, so we went to the DMV and transferred the car into my name.

    In February, they sent to the credit bureau that we had 18 months IN A ROW delinquent on the account (which was not true or they would have repossessed the car) so we complained to Chase and the credit bureau and had that fixed. They in August when the title had not arrived, Benjamin checked his credit and saw that there was a $452 balance on the account and it had been hitting his and his father’s credit all that time. So he called Chase and they refused to correct it even after they realized they had misplaced a payment (placing someone else's payment on our account and giving us an incorrect payoff).

    I SPOKE PERSONALLY with 2 people who said a supervisor would call me back and never did either time. And after following up a 3rd time and speaking to 3 reps/supervisors, nothing was settled so I refused to pay the amount and am willing to get a lawyer to fight this as well as contacting the credit bureau. We will be taking our bank accounts to another bank as soon as possible and we will NEVER DO OR RECOMMEND BUSINESS WITH CHASE AGAIN unless this is resolved properly in our favor!

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    Reviewed Aug. 3, 2015

    I cosigned on a car for my niece and her husband, big mistake. They fell two months behind before I was able to get possession of the car. Why would I make payments on something I don't have, and on the 18th the next payment is due. Chase representative Chris told me as soon as I had gotten possession of the car, call them and they will do whatever they can to help me out because if the car is repoed AND sent to auction, they would lose money. Called them back twice and the end results were, "Sorry, there is nothing we can do for you."

    Really Chase?!? Just a couple weeks prior to that I was told there were several options we could look at!!! I even told them they would have two payments by the 18th and the response I received was, "You may want to think about refinancing." Chase does not do "whatever they can" to help anyone, and no one there is "on the same page." Ridiculous! You would think that a company as big as they are would at least keep their word and try to help you out!

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    Reviewed July 22, 2015

    On July 17th 2015 Chase auto Finance had repoed my car. I had fell behind in payments due to financial hardship. I called in on 7/17/2015 I spoke to a rep Lane # **. He told me the only way I was able to get the car back was to pay the loan in full. He also stated that I was notified in writing via Fed Express that they were going to repo my car. I never received such a letter, and that I had bounced a check for October and that was part of the reason they repoed my car. When I said it wasn't true he got nasty and he wouldn't consider me getting the car back with the due payments. He suggested I speak to a supervisor to make an exception because he didn't have the authority to do so. I called later that day and asked what my options were. "Pay the full balance." My aunt went into a Chase branch and made the full payment via personal check. When she asked the bank teller if she needed a certified check he told her a personal check was fine.

    The redemption department did not accept that. Their argument was it had to be Western Union, MoneyGram or wire transfer. When asked how I was able to fix this so that I was able to get my car back they suggested my aunts bank fax over on letter head stating the funds were available. The next day 7/20 me and my aunt's bank called in. He stated due to the bank's security policy he could only do a verbal. The redemption department didn't accept that. My aunt's bank had tried to stop the personal check so we could issue a certified check. The funds were already paid so we couldn't do that. I then called Chase Auto loan customer service. They said the check had cleared and the title and release of the lien was mailed out to me that same day.

    I called back to the redemption department and got Lane on the phone again. He told me that wasn't true and the only title that was being process was for auction. I then asked to speak to a supervisor and a rep named Chris got on the phone and told me that I could not get the car back even if I had the title or the release of the lien in my hand. I called again on 7/21 to find out if they would release my vehicle again and they told me no. They needed proof from my aunt's bank that the check would not be stopped. I called my aunt's bank again and they faxed over a copy of the check with the stamp of the bank and his business card with another verbal agreement that the check would not be stopped. I was told that wasn't good enough. I would need verification from the Chase branch the check was deposited at by a rep named Aris id# **.

    She then started rehashing to me their policy and that even though the account was closed and the funds were processed I was not able to get my car back. I got very upset and asked to speak to someone higher to her. Then a rep named Marcus id# ** got on the phone and said I would not be getting my car back for ten days till they process the payment. I mentioned the account was closed and paid again. He told me that was his policy and when I said Chase Auto finance mailed me the title & release of the lease he said that was not true and I was getting false info from the cust serv department. He then said he would call me back to see if there was anyway he could speed up the process. I never received a call back from him.

    I also contacted the Chase branch where the payment was made and spoke to the branch manager. He said he would find out about it and call me back by 6 pm with good or bad news again. The manager called me at 6:05 pm and said he was on the phone with the redemption department for almost two hours and could not get any answers. He told me I would hear from him the next day and he also verified the account was paid in full and closed. I was also never called back from the redemption department.

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    Reviewed June 24, 2015

    In March of 2014 our bankruptcy was discharged. The following month, April, Chase Auto took a chance with us and gave us a loan on a car. Over the past 14 months we were able to increase our credit score because of our payment history with them. This month we traded in that car and purchased another with a much lower interest rate. Thank you Chase.

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    Reviewed June 22, 2015

    I was a Chase Auto Finance customer for 6 years. In Feb of 2015, I paid off my vehicle and requested my title. I never received my title and subsequent phone calls only got me certified letters confirming that I did, indeed, pay off the car and then telling me to take said letters to the DMV and have them release my title. After getting all the required documents that the DMV requested, I was told that I had to pay $156.00 dollars. $78.00 for the missing title (that I never received in the first place), and an additional $78.00 for a new title (that I should have received for free to begin with). Now $156.00 might not seem like a lot of money to some of you, but it's $156.00 that I should have never had to pay to begin with. I will NEVER finance another auto through Chase... EVER.

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    Reviewed April 25, 2015

    I paid 3700 dollars down on a 10000 dollar car to with them with a 48-month payment plan to pay the rest and interest. My payments were 223.40 and I paid the first 15 months with no problems. However after giving birth my baby and I both became sick and I was making payments as much as I could but couldn't seem to stay caught up after falling behind four months. They repoed my car the morning of my birthday. I spent two days trying to locate it and was having trouble, finally I got in touch with Chase and they informed me my only option was to pay it off in full but could not give me a payoff amount. I expressed I didn't think I could manage to pay it off in full and they told me there was nothing they could do. I then waited for a notice from them or a call but never heard back. Finally I called them because I've seen my credit report get hit with the charge off.

    When I contacted them again I was told my car was already sold and I was credited $980. When I questioned why I never received notice they didn't have an answer and I asked why they sold it so cheap when I was more than willing to try and work something out so my kids and I could have a vehicle. I then requested a payment history from them which is incorrect because I have confirmation numbers that prove I paid more and I also requested proof of repossession and resale for my records which I still never received. I understand I got behind on my payments but they were wrong for not properly giving written notices and for selling my vehicle for $980 when according to fair market value a personal sale estimated at lowest 6120, a dealership sale estimated at 8267-11000.

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    Reviewed April 17, 2015

    I was selling my car to my niece last Thursday and needed to pay off the auto loan and fax the release to her bank so she could get her loan. I was paying off a Chase Auto Loan with money from a Chase Savings Account and the branch could not sign off on the title. We had to pay a fee to have the release expedited from the main office and still wait two business days. She took the bus from school and had to take the bus back! We are still waiting for FedEx to deliver the release. I'm sorry. There is no excuse for this.

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    Reviewed April 6, 2015

    We have been customers of Chase for some years. We had 2 cars (at the same time) and paid them on time every month (autopay thru bank). Both cars were paid off in 2014 as scheduled. One of the cars was totaled in Feb 2015. CHASE DENIED US A LOAN FOR A CAR. I guess this is what we get for being a loyal customer, no shame in THEIR game (take the money and move on). We did get financed thru another company AT AN INTEREST RATE WAY LOWER THAN CHASE. So, thank you Chase for your UNLOYALTY. We are paying someone else a lot less money due to your denial... PEOPLE CHECK AROUND BEFORE SETTLING FOR CHASE.

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    Reviewed March 19, 2015

    As long as using car loan from chase I don't have any problem, so far okay and when I paid my car loan they handled everything very easy and fast.

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    Reviewed March 13, 2015

    I informed them of my situation and told them I would pay on Friday... They repossessed the NIGHT BEFORE! What a bunch of **!

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    Reviewed March 12, 2015

    Fast forward (car was repossessed). After several conversations from January 23, 2015 until today, I was under the impression that after they sold my car at auction that I was getting a refund. In fact, one of the conversations the woman actually told me the amount of the refund and the date it was cut but it was never mailed. So as of today, March 12, 2015, I talked to two other gentlemen who state that I will not be receiving a refund check. The first gentleman told me that because I live in Massachusetts, they do not issue refunds on the fair market value of the car. Does that make sense???

    I then asked to speak to a supervisor and he tells me that the car sold for less than what I owed so that was credited to my account. I then asked, "Does that mean I owe money?" He said, "No, I need to have someone from the credit department call you and explain this to you." I then asked, "What did the car sell for?" Again, he said, "I need to have someone from the credit department call you." I was so upset, confused, and angry that I hung up on him.

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    Reviewed March 10, 2015

    Where do I begin?! I'm beyond annoyed with this company! I purchased a vehicle about 2 years ago. Never missed a payment up until about 3 months ago due to layoffs in Atlantic City NJ. I called Chase to let them know of my situation. They told me there was nothing they could do and requested I borrow the money from somewhere. Needless to say I'm pissed they suggested I find the money. January 2015 - my vehicle was repossessed. I was able to get the car back the following month after I paid off the loan. I went to a auction place where the vehicle was to be sold. Chase told me I needed to get my tags from the repo company. After doing all that I realized the vehicle needed to be inspected and re-registered.

    Everything went through just fine up until a few days ago - I get pulled over!!!! Officer tells me my tags aren't on file. I immediately go to the Dmv with my registration and the lien release form. The Dmv tells me the title is no longer in my name as of March 4, 2015..... WTH! They told me I would have to call Chase to get the title before I could do anything. Called Chase today to get absolutely nowhere with these people!!! Ughhhh! They took me completely off the vehicle even after paying the vehicle off!!!

    It's been almost a month since the car has been in my possession and Chase failed to tell me my tags wouldn't be good!!! But they're quick to take your money and harass you all day for payment! They let me drive around illegal for a whole month. Now I have to wait for a freaking title that could take up to 30 day! Not happy!!! BAD BUSINESS!

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    Reviewed March 4, 2015

    On Feb. 19, 2015 I got a payoff quote from Chase of $896.28. I paid it off with online banking. Chase mailed me the title and released the lien. On Feb 25, 2015 they reversed the payment and all transaction history was erased by Chase from online account activity record!! Then on March 2, 2015 Chase did an automatic debit of $304.87!! Chase claims they can't tell me why they reversed the payment but they sent me the title!!!! Is this fraud?!

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    Reviewed Feb. 15, 2015

    On January 15, 2015, I called JPMorgan Chase who had my car loan. I ask the person what was the final car loan payoff of the car loan and they told me one amount owed to lien. When I called two later, I had not been told the correct amount and had interest which keep the loan open. At this point I was very upset and proceeded to the branch of Chase and finally paid the rest of the loan off. The reason I am writing, the bank must train their employees better. So when a customer called, they get the correct information. To top off this incident, no one at JPMorgan Chase expressed any type of apology for the bank error.

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    Reviewed Feb. 13, 2015

    I have autopay setup on my account and the payments sometimes do not go through. I'd say 4 out of every 5 payments work and then magically one doesn't. I use autopay on every other bill I have and those all work but not Chase's website. They never notify you the payment didn't go through and just report that you're 30 days late to your credit. Chase is single-handedly ruining my Credit.

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    Reviewed Jan. 23, 2015

    Granted my payment was due and when I called to make some sort of payment arrangements as I was out of work and managed to make payments, but now stretched so thin. I had just started a job that wound up having more expenses than income and explained I was looking for more stable employment and he said I better or I will lose my car. Seriously? I called them to review my circumstance and come up with a temporary solution, not be threatened to have my car taken. And no, I wasn't over 30 days late...

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    Reviewed Jan. 14, 2015

    I have been a customer of Chase Auto finance for several years for two different vehicle loans. I've never missed a single car payment. I made an automated payment over the phone which for some reason never went through. I never received a call nor email about missing a payment. It wasn't until I was making the next month's payment when I realized my last payment never went through. I made a double payment immediately. I had called chase about it and the rep said they had nothing in their system. And he said it had been reported to the credit agencies of being delinquent 30 days. I asked why I never received any notice. He said he was not authorized to call the contact number I had provided nor were they obligated to notify me. He said I should have realized the funds weren't taken out of my account.

    Mind you it usually takes them 13 days to pull funds out. He was rude and condescending. I asked to speak to a supervisor about it. He was twice as rude and said that it's not their fault and I should learn to pay my bills on time. I couldn't believe how blatantly disrespectful he was. I told him I did make the payment and if there could have been a glitch in their automated system or maybe even a user error. That's still not enough reason to damage my credit and be treated this way after having a perfect track record. They know nothing or empathy for customers.

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    Reviewed Oct. 17, 2014

    I purchased my auto in 2008. Being an informed consumer advocate, I told the finance manager I would not pay for dealer add-ons, gap insurance, documentation fees, extended warranties, etc. The dealer gave me a great deal whereby even though the auto stickered for almost $20,000 they sold it to me for $14,500 and gave me $500.00 for my trade, which with 220,000 miles was Kelley blue book valuation only worth $87.00! The dealer arranged financing with Chase Auto Finance at the same rate as the best quotes from banks. So far, so good.

    However, I ran into some financial difficulties when on disability due to a serious accident at work. I would pay when I could, but occasionally would be one or two months late. I would receive incessant phone calls from Chase. The calls would include such absurd "suggestions"such as borrowing money from neighbors, borrowing funds from relatives, having a yard sale, donating blood or plasma, and liquidating savings or 401K. Finally, when they would call, I would stave them off of the pass, telling them, "Look I cannot hold a yard sale"...all of things they "suggested".

    Fortunately, I have been blessed by matters I cannot legally discussed, to be able to pay off my auto. I was disappointed that Chase works by the "law of 78s", where the interest is applied first, then the principal. This would work against many people should they attempt to trade their car in way before the note was satisfied. I plan to keep my amazing auto for many, many years. But, be forewarned to check the financing terms in detail. Double check everything and don't let dealers or financial institutions take advantage of you. Be informed and let the firms know it from the outset!

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    Reviewed Oct. 10, 2014

    Chase Auto Finance didn't continue to take out my car payment after I authorized them to when I made my first payment, and put me two payments behind, and repossessed my car in the middle of the night without notice, and refused to take my payment to bring loan current that next morning when I realized what they had done.

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    Reviewed Aug. 27, 2014

    My husband and I had an auto lease with Chase that was to conclude on June 16th, 2014. My husband called to get the buyout amount, because we decided to purchase the vehicle, and mailed (uncertified, our mistake) a check. Without any notification either by USPS, email or phone, my husband placed a call to see why we hadn't received the title yet. Allegedly, the check had not been received by Chase; therefore the title was not released. To note, the check was not returned or cleared the bank. Therefore, we placed a hold on the check. Our next option was to wire the payoff amount. It took approximately 2 weeks of back and forth phone calls to get the information in order to send the wire. The wire bounced back! After countless phone calls to the “Loan Specialists”, a second wire was sent and took 4 business days for them to post.

    Our loan is now paid off and we are awaiting the title. However, when we questioned the “loan specialists” as to why we never received a phone call, or a paper statement, or an email they stated there were multiple attempts at trying to contact us via the phone but no one answered and they, by law, aren't allowed to leave a message. They had no excuse when asked why they didn't send a statement to notify us. Therefore, they stated because they never received payoff they rolled the lease over and we needed to pay the 2 months (July & August) that were delinquent. Again, we never received any paper statement after the final payment in June. When we finally paid off the vehicle, we had to include the additional 2 months payments in the total stating that it was our responsibility to have the car paid off. When my husband spoke to them 2 days ago, the logged showed that my husband was the one that was in constant communication with them to get this resolved.

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    Reviewed Aug. 20, 2014

    Where can I start about this poor excuse of a company? In 2012 I sent 3 money order payment to them between Feb and March. 6 months after, they found 2 of the 3 money orders and I am still waiting to get credit for the 3rd one. I am on my last payment which they had the nerve to call me today and say my account was 39 days past due and that with the payment of 500.00 I sent would not get me current and if I could borrow the money from someone. I went off of them and told them I didn't care if my payment was late because in all reality if they would find my lost money order that they applied to someone else's account for 230.00 that I would be current.

    And then they had the nerve to say that interest was being added for all late payments, I answered with "well what kind of interest should I charge you for the last 2 years of you all losing my money order." I know you all will not look for it and correct all the interest you have been screwing for the last 2 years. The lady did not have anything to say. She wanted the money order number which I told them then I did not have, my fault for not keeping it but I had them sign for my letter. So I knew they had picked it up and what time they had picked it up. I also told the lady that I am totally surprised that during your AUDIT that you guys did not find your screw up. But what else was new.

    I told them today I was thankful that they called me to remind me to file a complaint with the BBB and I would never purchases anything with Chase auto again and that I would be telling friends and family how awful they are. I also said that I was not going to fax any more information to them because in 2012 I faxed all the information about all 3 money orders about 5 times and that they still could not get their ** together and that I was done trying to talk to them. And once again thanked them for reminding me to contact the BBB.

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    Reviewed July 17, 2014

    I was involved in a car accident on August 2, 2013 - not in my car that they gave the loan for. So Sometime during that month I went to Chase Bank and inform them about my situation & it would be hard for me to make payments on the car because of not being able to work - so I wanted to let them have the car back. They said they would help me & would change my payment from the 15 to the 30. I told them it’s still gonna be hard because my payment is 314 a month & I’m not working and I do not want to get in the situation of getting the car getting repossessed and ruining my credit - so they convinced me that they would help. When I had a hard time to Make my payments, so to make a long story short, they convinced me to keep the car and they would help me.

    So after 6 months of payments I was not able to make any more payments. Anyway after that all they had was distressed - they were calling me 20 to 30 times a day, harassing me, harassing family members and leaving me rude messages. I was always making my payments on time for the past two years. There is too much for me to say and in the end they had repossessed my car and ruin my credit. I asked them if they can put the car Loan towards my settlement anyway - did not give me any type of help whatsoever & I believed that they would help me when the time would come. But I was wrong. If you needed any more information you can contact me at **. There is too much for me to say and maybe just made my life more miserable.

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    Reviewed July 7, 2014

    I am unable to pay my bill online. When I try to add a pay from account, I get an error that account is already added. When I try to use or even delete that account, it says I don't have any pay from accounts. Explained this to their customer service for over a week and they send copy-paste responses. I seriously doubt they even read my message.

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    Reviewed June 20, 2014

    On May 24th, 2014 when inquiring how & where to return the car, we are told that we are "behind on our payments. We were sure that was some kind of mistake since we had enrolled on "auto payment". We start getting harassment calls for a week demanding payment for February, March and May being late!! We had to do the research and realize that at some point in July 2013 "someone" in CHASE changed our address to ARIZONA. This address changed create increase in taxes for Arizona. So we were not late in payment...this was about short-payment, and nobody in Chase that called us to harass was able to realize this! In addition, we never moved or lived in Arizona.

    We had to go to the Post Office and request prove of address change and U.S. Postal Service letter did confirmed that we only live in Morris County, New Jersey. Even though we did all the research taking time out of our personal time, Chase is not taking the necessary step to explain how this error happens! How someone had access to our account and change the address!!!?? My credit report has been compromised since I allegedly was behind payments. This company has showed to be careless with our information and irresponsible when making calls to the customer requesting payments. Chase harassed us with calls for NO reason. This error should be handled internally within Chase.

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    Reviewed June 16, 2014

    The Philadelphia Police require and electronic lien in order to release the car to me. I have two days until storage charges start to accrue and need to get it out by the end of the month or the city takes a lien on the vehicle. I have called Chase six times today, each time being asked for my account number and social and then being transferred and asked for the same info again. The best they could do was put in an application for the lien. I need it right away, like now! When I called back and asked for a supervisor, I was informed that they were ALL in a meeting. I asked again and was hung up on.

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    Reviewed June 4, 2014

    We have not received our monthly billing statement for two months, but we receive the past due statement. We are now getting calls to pay over the phone. They will not send a duplicate statement via email, or fax. We are getting charged late fee because we have not paid on time. However, we are not receiving a billing statement. GRRR.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed April 29, 2014

    My darling sister passed away a year ago. She had a small balance on her loan from Chase that had been written off. My Chase banker contacted "Recovery" and we got the run around for two months, before we actually got some help. So, I paid off the balance and Chase issued a release of lien. However, Chase holds the title as a lease. No, after the lease expired, my sister purchased the car and was financed through Chase. All they will do is offer a release of lien, which Florida DMV will not accept, as they are the title holder. I have spent hours and frustrating hours on the phone.

    The bottom line, I think that the employees are underpaid, under-trained, under-qualified and under-staffed. When you call with a problem, all they do is transfer you. It seem as if they are being monitored for how long a call lasts. In my opinion, they are criminally negligent. My probate account has been tied up for seven months, because they will not resolve this issue. I guess they are too big to fail????

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    Reviewed April 18, 2014

    Background - CHASE Auto Finance is Lien holder of my car. I leased the car in 2010; on August 1, 2013 I bought the car when lease had ended. I now am trying to sell the car. I have a buyer who has been approved for a loan and is waiting to purchase. 3/29/14 - Went to local CHASE branch with a buyer who had check in hand to purchase vehicle I have for sale. We were told by the CHASE rep. that the title was not able to be located. That he sent in a request to DMV for research on the title and call later in the week for an update. He could not provide us with a time frame when the title would be available. Buyer decided to hold off on purchase until title is located and research is completed.

    4/15/14 - Called numerous times since my first visit but never received any useful information on title. Went into local branch. First time I spoke with anyone who was helpful. She was still unable to give me any time frame but did show me a copy of the title that she had faxed from headquarter. It was from my lease. It had never been transferred from lease to buy. I was told that it was held up because I had a co-signer on title and now the loan was only in my name but they had not received proper paperwork. I showed her my copy of paperwork from dealership with only my name on it and co-sign N/A. All of these changes had been made back on August 1, 2013. 8+ months ago. I left the branch with the information above and that I would receive a call later in the week.

    4/17/14 - Today I received that call from a CHASE rep. (This is the first time someone has reached out to me.) I was told the hold up is at the DMV. (Note - I moved out of state a couple years ago. Took this vehicle and registered in FL. When I purchased on August 1, 2013 it was registered back to CA.) The CHASE rep. said there is a hold up between DMV's. From what I understand CA will not release title until FL releases something. She could not give me a time frame in which the title will be released from DMV, but will call me back next week with more information.

    If thinking of using CHASE Auto Finance now or in the future, I would highly recommend that you do not. I do not trust this company. What they are doing here should be illegal. I am in fear of losing my buyer, and losing value on my vehicle in the amount of time this is taking. All while still being forced to make payments. My payoff balance is also rising about $2.50 per day. Not happy with this company one bit. They have me trapped; there is nothing I am able to do. I have made all payments on time now for almost 5 years now.

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    Customer ServicePricePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed April 3, 2014

    I subscribed to their online payment system. Every month for the first year I got a phone call saying I was late, along with a late charge. Every month I went online and tried to fix it. When I talked with actual humans, they had incorrect information (old addresses) and therefore refused to believe I was indeed me. Royal pain and expensive. About a year's worth of late fees. I had to use them because that is the deal I got through a Costco membership (which I do recommend!), but I would pay more interest rather than use them again.

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    Reviewed Dec. 18, 2013

    My vehicle was taken from me not at my fault. My account was paid up to date. My father was driving my vehicle. He was busted with drugs that I didn't know about. The jail put a 'clause' in the fax to keep me from getting my vehicle back. I never did drugs. I'm a hard working citizen. The jail told Chase in order for me to keep the vehicle that Chase had to sign. Chase said they couldn't sign the agreement. So they said they were coming to get the car.

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    Reviewed Nov. 21, 2013

    I co-signed a lease for my daughter for a California car lease in 2011. My daughter moved back to New Jersey last year. We had to register the car in NJ. This has turned into a nightmare. We needed the title from Chase Auto Finance in order to register the vehicle in NJ. I requested the title from Chase Auto Finance, but never received it. I contacted Chase, and was told they sent it out about 3 weeks prior. Chase had no tracking information for the correspondence either!!! That is hard to believe when you consider how important this document is - it's a VEHICLE TITLE.

    We then had to request a duplicate title from the California DMV - through Chase Auto Finance. We did this on August 27. I faxed the request as per the instructions from Chase. I checked on the status twice. The last time was last week. I was told that it was mailed on November 1. Once again, no tracking information. Once again we have not received the car title. I have been unable to speak with anyone at Chase Auto that can tell me why we have no Car Title. Each rep says the same thing, which is to say that it was sent to our address.

    Here is what I found out today from the California DMV. They received the duplicate request from Chase Auto finance On September 20. They mailed the Title to Chase on October 1. Chase had this title for about 4 weeks prior to, supposedly, mailing it to me. But once again, we did not receive the Title in the mail, and Chase cannot track it!!! Is that ridiculous or what? So they took 3 weeks to request the duplicate, and then 4 weeks before the date they "supposedly mailed it to me"!!! This incompetence is astounding to my husband and me. It has been a huge waster of our time, since Chase continues to tell us the same bunch of bull over and over.

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    Reviewed Nov. 11, 2013

    Cosigned for my daughter’s car. Saturday the car was repossessed. Well Chase Bank never called or informed me prior to having the car repossessed that my daughter was delinquent on her account. Knowing I cosigned on the loan, I could have made a payment prior to the repossession on the account or brought it current. Chase Bank never gave me the opportunity. Now we have to wait till they decide if she has to pay the full amount owed on the car or to pay the missed payments, including tow truck fees and storage of the car which is $25.00 a day while we sit and wait on CHASE to make their decision. Also, their customer service is just as bad. They kept saying SORRY.

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    Reviewed Oct. 16, 2013

    I have had a car loan with Chase Auto Finance since 2007. Between that time and now, I have divorced my husband who I bought the car with and missed 3 payments which I requested extensions on and were granted. Today I called to get the loan payoff as this month should have been my last month of payments. After entering my SSN in their automated system, I was transferred to a customer service rep who asked my address, zip, and phone number, telling me they were incorrect. Chase has sent letters to this address for the last 2 years and every other time I've contacted them, they have had no problems confirming my information. So the first rep transferred me to another rep.

    She was even more incompetent. After providing her all the information, she stated what I was telling her was incorrect and I would have to send them a letter requesting my payoff information. Today is October 16th, payment due October 21st. I told her she needed to transfer me to someone else, as I was not going to be charged late fees because of her incompetence in being able to confirm I am who I say I am. She asked the dealership I bought the car at (not sure what difference this would make) but also said that information was incorrect. After confirming the year, make and model, she finally transferred me to someone else, who quoted me a payoff twice what I was expecting.

    This 3rd rep had NO customer service skills at all and promptly transferred me to a 4th rep to explain why the balance was so high. After finally working out what my final 2 payments would be, I told the 4th rep I talked to that I never wanted to call them back because of the experience I had with the first two reps telling me my address was incorrect, etc and she was not the least bit concerned. I will never accept an auto loan with Chase Auto Finance.

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    Reviewed Sept. 5, 2013

    Had a car loan with Chase... has an outrageous interest rate. Approached the company to get a cheaper payoff and offered to get another car in the next two days... Payments have been on time and consistent. Our credit rating has gotten better in all areas. They said in no way could they renegotiate the contract and that they basically were not interested in carrying the relationship to the next purchase. I was shocked but I was also baffled that they would allow us to walk away without even a blink. What it says to me is that they will find other people with poor credit score and give them outrageous rates and can make money off of them. It's fine because I can find a cheaper rate at a buying plan with BJ's, Costco or even at my Credit Union!!

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed July 3, 2013

    They keep calling my employer and bothering him. I'm about to lose my job because they call him nonstop 3-5 times a day. My job has nothing to do with my loan!!! Call my phone for a change and leave me a message. I'm not calling back every missed call. Leave a message if you want me to call you back, otherwise, I'm assuming you don't want to talk. Also, if I do get fired off because they keep harassing my boss, can I sue?? Stay away from Chase!!!

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    Reviewed June 14, 2013

    Long story short, I bought a 2005 Ford F150 from the Joe Myers dealership in 2007. Initially, my finance company was Drive Financial; however, that company went out of business, so the dealership found another company to take over my contract. Know by this time, it's going on two years I've had my truck. I fell behind on two payments, and Chase sent me a letter stating to pay my truck balance in full or turn it in, and if I didn't, I would be charged with theft. I was pulled over with a routine traffic stop and charged and arrested. I lost my possessions and work tools. Nevertheless, Chase Auto Finance and Joe Myers Ford need justice served. If anyone can help me, please respond. Thanks.

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    Reviewed June 2, 2013

    I have had an auto loan with Chase for a year and a half and never missed or been late with a payment. I recently relocated across the country, and while job hunting, I called Chase and asked if I could skip my upcoming payment since things were tight for the moment. I got denied. Now get this: I was told I cannot skip a payment because I don't have a job! If I had a job, they would've approved it. IF I HAD A JOB, I WOULDN'T BE ASKING TO SKIP A PAYMENT! When I get a job and get back on my feet, I will do everything possible to find a way to refinance my car loan and NEVER do business with Chase again.

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    Reviewed May 30, 2013

    We purchased a Jeep Commander in April of 2012. We mailed our first payment in May 2012. In June 2012 is when everything started. We started receiving phone calls stating that we did not make the payment even though our bank had showed the check cleared. The representative told us not to mail the payment to the address that was on the statement. Clue number 1 - that Chase was up to something. Then every month, we continued to receive a phone call shortly after the due date telling us that they did not receive the payment in the mail. As a result, we started wiring the payment every month via MoneyGram. It was easier to do this, plus we would get a confirmation number of payment. We would call in this confirmation number to the representative every month. We would leave her voice mails and if we were lucky, she might call back a week or two later.

    Then in October 2012, we paid 3-4 months at once, thinking it would take us through until the first of the year so that we didn't have to worry about the payment during the Holidays. In February, they send a Repo man to our house. We explained everything to him and he left. We then called Chase that night and found out that they hadn't posted 2 or 3 of our payments. They then told us that they had it corrected, but we still owed $1,000 for being one month behind on a $350 a month payment. We made our March payment. In April and May, we paid $450 each month to try to take care of the one month that we missed. We missed that month because of our error.

    Here were are at the end of May and they called yesterday and said to my wife's mom, "We'll break the door down to get the Jeep and if they don't turn it over, you'll be arrested." My wife went to the local Police Department and they called the person that said this. The lady didn't believe the officer that he was an officer even after giving his badge number, phone number, and name. My 14-year old son comes home from school and there is a guy standing down the street from our house. My son went into the house and got a couple of things to go to a friend’s house. When he left the house, the guy followed him and started asking him questions. He even said "He was Chase Bank..." This guy also had told one of our neighbor's sisters the same thing.

    The guy followed my son until my son was able to lose him. He called my wife and she called the police. The guy was escorted away from our house and back to his vehicle. He told my son he needed a ride home. That night we went to a car dealership to see about getting into something else, which this dealer is getting us away from Chase. They pulled our credit report and it said that the loan was "charged off" in April of 2013, yet they accepted our payment in April and May 2013 and that we had only made 1 payment. My advice to everybody is to STAY AWAY FROM CHASE BANK!!! I will be delivering the Jeep to a yet unnamed location this weekend as I am picking up a different vehicle on Friday night.

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    Reviewed May 25, 2013

    Chase Auto Finance failed to report the uncashed check they sent me, due to my overpayment, to the State of Wisconsin after five years per the state statutes listed. State statutes explain that 18% annual penalty is due the administrator if the sum is not reported in the five year window. It has now been ten years and Chase Auto Finance just reported it to the State. Therefore, Chase Auto Finance should pay me the compounded interest on the $501.93. This totals an additional $646.36. It has been two weeks and I still await a reply from them. Has anyone else experienced this scenario?

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    Reviewed May 24, 2013

    I purchased my car in 2/2013. I put down 3700 to get the car. At the time, I wasn't planning on moving from my primary residents but decided to move because of mold growing in the house and my landlord refused to fix the problem. On top of that, my sales job commissions went down because of construction in front of the store. So long story short, I had a string of bad luck right after I got the car. I was late for 54 days and never received a letter of intent to repossess my car or a phone call maybe because they had the wrong number. Well, they towed the car. I called the redemption department to try and get the car back and pay the balance. They informed me that the past due would not satisfy and I had to pay the whole balance in full. I informed Chase that I could not afford to pay that and that they would be destroying what was left of my credit. They did not care and told me it's my problem. Never, never again.

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    Reviewed March 2, 2013

    My first auto loan payment was due on 2/11/2013. I sent Chase a check for $29,000 which arrived on 2/9/2013 and was posted by Chase on 2/11/2013. In the past 18 days, I have received 2 letters and conducted 2 phone calls because Chase said that no payment had been received and a $17.97 late fee had been assessed. How can this be? In this case, Chase's rules of handling & managing financial transactions make no economic sense. It appears the goal is to maximize revenue from the enforcement of fees. Yesterday, I made my final payment, which included the late fee because the Chase online payment options would not authorize or allow any lesser amount. I will be canceling all my financial connections with Chase.

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    Reviewed Feb. 2, 2013

    We walked foolishly into this transaction with Chase out of desperation of needing a car. We were not coaxed nor talked into it. We were persuaded by the cost of replacing the transmission in the vehicle we had. We should never have made this decision as quickly as we did. It was our fault, end of that chapter. I will also not blame Chase for the financial bind we put ourselves into. However, I do feel they take advantage of people with the type of loans they make and the interest they charge. But again, if we had not been so desperate, thinking this was our only option, we wouldn't have signed the papers and I would not be writing this letter, our fault again for not paying enough attention.

    Where I do find fault with Chase is in the way they do business. But I guess this is the way corporations do business these days. As long as companies like Chase can distance themselves from the individual customer, they can be uncaring and cold in their practices. I am not asking for special treatment, don't get me wrong. I have a responsibility and I want to own up to it, but look at me as an individual. Look at my past performance. Understand that I may have a problem and run into a hiccup in my finances. Oh, when the customer service rep is on the phone with you, you are made to feel like you are so very important and they have a strong desire to help you. What one does not realize in that moment, that the main goal is to sugar coat the fact that while they are helping you, they are only thinking to get through this phone call and on to the next deadbeat who does not pay their bills on time. In helping, they suggest various sorts of ways, down to borrowing money from your neighbor. The ultimate "let us help you" I got last year was to defer two months' payments. This way we avoid annoying phone calls and you can get caught up and start fresh in two months. Great, thank you - for nothing.

    January rolled around and the process of trying to purchase a home began. It was yet another assembly of flaming hoops to jump through, but that is another story. Chase had reported not the two actual (which I am not proud of) months past 30 days, but rather four consecutive months. I was told that Chase only showed two when I called three times in one week. When I called the fourth time, the following week, I finally reached someone who walked through the payment history with me, after being told by the three previous employees they can't see the history, only that two payments had been late. Hmm, are they lazy or just untrained?

    As we walked through the history, yes, two payments, May and July were late. And yes, there is reason, which I explained each and every time to every person I talked to at Chase in those months which I was desperately trying to keep our finances afloat, not that they bother to make note of that. It's better to have the customer repeat over and over the struggle. I digress. Ms. ** explained to me that she will personally take care of this error in reporting to the credit bureaus (which I might add were not all reporting the same information) and request that it be corrected and that I would also receive a letter that I could give to the lender for the mortgage.

    I waited patiently for two weeks to get said letter. When I got it, it was a form letter that indicated after researching the account, what was reported was indeed accurate and therefore no changes would be made in to the credit bureaus. Nicely played Chase, nicely played. Upon speaking with an overly cheery Rosie Something-or-Other, who made me feel like the Steve Martin character from Planes, Trains and Automobiles, you know the scene, and being on hold for over 5 minutes, she came back to unnecessarily go over the history with me three more times, then told me she needed to research this info and I could either hold a few more minutes or she could call me back.

    I told her I would call Ms. **, which I did, who also put me on hold for about 9 minutes only to return and offer the same deal Rosie had. At that point, I informed her that no, I needed to pick up a kid from school then my husband from work. Why? It is because two weeks ago, we were in a four-car collision resulting in his car being totaled and we are now down to one car and yes, I interjected with how badly I wished it had been the Malibu call me back which she did, leaving a message with the term rolling delinquencies, meaning we are basically screwed, because Chase has determined that while May was late, it is not reported as such. June was late but not past 30 days, but because May was past 30 days, June had (yes, had) to be reported as delinquent. Because July and August were paid in a double payment, August not being 30 days late, they both had to be reported as delinquent. September, which was deferred (and they try to tell me every time that only October was deferred until I insist they check the record and only then do they see that it was September and October both) for some asinine reason, is also reported delinquent. No payment was due, but it is accurately reported delinquent.

    Ms. ** did seem genuinely sorry that she had misinformed me about correcting the error two weeks ago, but there was nothing she could do for me further. She told me it does not make sense to her either and that it took quite a bit of explaining for her to understand what rolling delinquencies meant, which she was unable to restate other than to repeat how it was reported, not why it was reported this way. Somehow, that all seems fair and accurate to Chase and I'm guessing to the credit bureaus as well.

    So, thank you, Chase, for your cold and uncaring attitude toward your customers. I know I am not alone, as I publicly announce my intense loathing of your company; I am comforted in a rather twisted way to know others are treated as poorly as I have been. I am one person, but I will use my voice. Anywhere and everywhere I can get the word out as to your horrible business nature, I will.

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    Reviewed Dec. 30, 2012

    I purchased a used Suzuki Kizashi in October of 2012, and the dealer facilitated with the obtaining of a loan through JP Morgan Chase. When I received the loan documentation in the mail, I went to establish my online bill pay account at the Chase website. That's when I first noticed that there was an issue with my account. In order to set up online bill pay, you need both the account number and Social Security number associated with the loan. Every time I imputed my Social Security number, it said it did not match my account.

    Needless to say, I was very concerned so I called Chase. They confirmed that the Social Security number was not mine on the account. In fact, it wasn't even close. After I informed them of the issue, they assured me that they would resolve it and notify via mail when everything was correct. About a month goes by and I get a call from Chase collections department demanding that I pay. I attempted to explain my issue and they have no record of my previous call. They continued to demand that I pay, even though the contract was incorrect. I refused stating that until they correct my contract to reflect that I actually owned the car. There was no way they would get any money from me. They transferred me to a supervisor, and he and I went over the account. He had me fax in a copy of my driver's license, Social Security card, military ID and passport and assured me again that everything would be resolved.

    About two weeks later, I get a message from Chase saying that they needed me to go to my dealership and have them resend the loan contract, which they claimed they have never received. I called Chase, and it turned out that they also have lost all the documentation I had faxed them earlier. So I'm back to square one. All the while, they are encouraging me to make payments and accessing late fees. I was relocated after three weeks of my car purchase in South Carolina to upstate New York, so I was definitely unable to physically go to my dealership. I called my dealership and they confirmed that they had the correct Social Security number on their contract. I decided to put together a conference call between my dealership and the Chase representative who was assisting me. I got them both on the line and the dealer faxed them a copy of the contract, about which the representative then assured me would be enough to resolve the issue.

    I waited about two weeks and then called back the representative, but she no longer answered the direct line she gave me. I figured that everything should be on track and I waited for the mail confirmation to come in stating my issue has been resolved. Fast forward to today where I get a severely overdo collections letter from Chase stating that they will soon have to resort to drastic action. This is after all the representatives I spoke with assured me that no payments would be required as the account was in review (although they all still encouraged me to pay anyways). I called the Chase collections department and they are clueless. They said that since I changed my Social Security number (I didn't), I have to go to the Social Security office and have them send confirmation of the change. They stated the only other option is voluntary repossession of the vehicle, which is ludicrous.

    I am an active duty member of the United States Navy. I currently work a 7 day, 12 hour a day, rotating shift work. I do not have time to jump through any more hoops for Chase Bank. What upsets me the most is that they act like the entire situation is my fault, when clearly it is with their system. There have been no apologies, no attempt to improve the situation and defiantly no communication. If I could transfer the loan away from Chase, I would; but since the Social is wrong, I can't. I'm trapped and I want out.

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    PricePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Dec. 18, 2012

    I had my car financed through Chase in '09. I've never been late nor missed a payment. In 12/2012, I called to get a payoff amount. The amount I was told is higher than the actual amount owed on the car. I asked why and how that is. I was informed because of the type of loan I have, I get charged interest daily, so when I paid the car off, they added the interest from the date of the last payment. Isn't that the purpose of a payoff to stop the interest? I'll never do business with Chase again. What scammers!

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    Reviewed Oct. 15, 2012

    I am having the same problems with automated payments. I made payments the same way for 2 years with no problems, but last month, I made a payment a few days before it was due. Five days later, it was not withdrawn from my acct. I called Chase. They said I have to wait 10-14 business days to find out why. I called my bank and they said no payment was ever attempted. Finally, after 14 business days, I received a letter stating to pay an additional $20 for a return check fee with my payment. I called Chase. They said I must have entered the bank acct. info wrong, so I said no problem. I gave the representative payment. Then on my Oct. payment due, I made an automated payment with the additional $20 and made my sister listen on the other end of the phone to make sure I entered correctly, because something about this was shady and not sitting with me.

    Every representative I spoke to at Chase had different information and everyone just tried to rush me off the phone (did not want to resolve because they had no answers). Now, it is 8 days later. No payment has been withdrawn from my bank acct. again. I called Chase again and they are once again telling me I have to wait. I spoke to the Payment dept. and told them I will not pay an additional fee again for their incompetency. The rep basically told me, sorry, I have to wait. They have no answers, cannot help you, don't care what happens. So at this point, I told them I will wait a few more days for payment to post and if the same problem happens and they have the audacity to charge me again, I will contact my lawyer, consumer affairs, and any other authority that I have to until I get the results that is so desperately needed by unfortunate customers who have to deal with Chase.

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    Reviewed Sept. 25, 2012

    I need a handful of explanations and I recommend nobody use Chase Auto Finance under any circumstances! They have messed up my account so bad, it has taken me a year to get caught up and I'm still having trouble. First of all, they messed up on two different ACH payments that were totally Chase’s fault. I had to take off a day of work to try and straighten this out. Both times they waited until two months later to tell me about their mess up. Then, they charged me tons of late fees, returned check fees, and worst of all, made my credit score drop 160 points.

    They call me from collections and tell me I owe a certain amount so I go to the Chase branch which is an hour away and pay more than the amount. Two days later, they call back and say I still owe them money even though I always pay more. I need not have to say anymore but I'm going to let you know, Chase Auto Finance is very crooked and they will continuously take your money and lie to you. I am a hardworking man and they are after people like me and you.

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    Reviewed Aug. 10, 2012

    A couple of days ago, I told you about Chase Bank and their lack of any form of balance due on our car loan. Well, it gets worse! Now they are telling us that they have not received our electronic payments for two years! We have proof of all payments! They now have turned our account over to a collection agency, ruined our credit rating, turned us over when all payments have been made, won't tell us how much we have paid or what we still owe. Tell me, would you do business with Chase Bank? I can truly say this is the most dishonest bank yet!

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    Reviewed Aug. 8, 2012

    Ever since we purchased our car (Chase bank is the title holder and we make payments to Chase bank), we have never received any statement of payments due, paid, or the balance due them. I believe they are not in accordance with banking rules and procedure by not giving us any information due us! We have called several times; and to this date and time, we still have not received any statement, balance due, or any correspondence! What can we do to receive this information due us?

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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsPriceStaff

    Reviewed Aug. 3, 2012

    On July 6 2011, I spoke to a representative from Chase who seemed to feel that my auto loan was behind $1,059.01. I had purchased a vehicle on 4/12/2007 and in what appears to be extremely poor judgment chose Chase to finance it. I asked them to please send a copy of the ledger from the account so I could find out where they had made their mistake and correct it for them. I finally received the requested paperwork on July 23rd. After reviewing the paperwork, I found their error, and pointed it out to them. Back on July 14th, 2009 there was a returned check. That may not seem to be out of the ordinary until you realize that this is my life mate's car. She does not own, or have access to a checking account, nor have any payments ever been made to Chase via check, which I pointed out to them (leaving out the fact that the returned check amount wasn't for the payment amount or any multiple thereof).

    So since I have the means even though she does not, I told them I was tired of their BS and lies and since my life mate has been critical in the hospital all month and I didn't really have time to play their games right now I would pay off the account the first week of August when I had time to get down to their office. I was told, "thank you" and a note would be made to that effect. Slip ahead 7 days to August 1st. I woke up in the morning and the car was missing. I called Chase and was told they could not reach me by phone, although not a single message was on my machine and my cell phone had not rung a single time which they have reached me on repeatedly, but moments later in the conversation they referred to our conversation on the 24th just 7 days prior. So then, I was told that their agent did not have the right to accept that agreement and due to wife being critical in hospital to wait until the first week of August for the account to be paid in full (not just a payment or partial payment).

    I have run a business most of my life, and it doesn't matter if I like it or not, if one of my employees makes a deal with a customer I stand by it. I may fire the employee, if it is a serious enough violation of company policy, but I never take out my employees' mistakes on my customers. The payoff balance on 7/24/10 was $4,218.81. When I called on 8/1/10 when my car was repossessed for not being home to entertain their telephone chatters, it had risen to $6,271.24. I get better interest than that from loan sharks in the hood, so heed my warning, people - crawl on your hands and knees if need be but stay away from Chase. They think we are all as stupid as a week-old calf and they can add any charges they want by "misplacing" our money, and charging us for letting them do it. Worst of it all is they are loaning us our own money from prior poor business practices. Hopefully next time we do the world a favor and let them go under and keep our money in our pockets where it belongs.

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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsPricePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed July 29, 2012

    I bought my car from Enterprise Car Sales and was financed with Chase Auto Finance, whereby I have been paying my car, note at $388.91 per month, some months late or not. Allegedly, I got 3 extensions while in the contract. When I got to my final payments in 04/2012, I received a letter stating I owe Chase $3,043.56. I called the collection department multiple times, left Frank ** 4 messages because I received a call from a man asking me where the vehicle is located, for repossession. I immediately began calling multiple numbers from the Chase website and was unable to reach anyone, and when I did, they transferred me back to the collections department. However, I requested multiple times for a breakdown of the fees and charges that would justify owing them $3,000 more, which exceeds the amount on the contract that I agreed to pay, which was $23,334.60.

    After adding up all the figures on my contract, I have paid $12,679.85 in principal and $11,944.41 in interest, which totals a whopping $24,624.26 paid to date, not including an additional $3,000 owed. I contacted Consumer Affairs disputing the charges, also disputing the number of extensions they say I had. Consumer Affairs sent them my complaint and sent me back their response without telling me what my next step is, or my options. I reviewed my payment history again and discovered that two of the months where I allegedly got an extension, they received an actual payment from me, which means I only got one extension. I also have fees for late payments, collection fees, and paying by phone fees where the customer service rep clearly states they would be waived and/or your payment would go from $388.91 plus the cost to pay by phone, which would make the grand total more than the actual amount of the note. Plus I was told that if you get an extension in 2008 you accrue interest from 2008 daily until 2012, is this legal or what?

    I and my sister are in the process of attempting to start a lawsuit against Chase. My sister financed her vehicle for 72 months. She got 4 extensions and paid her vehicle off 12 months early and sent Chase $4,332.56 and they sent her back $20.00. I thought the benefit of paying the car off early was to save money and have a lesser payoff amount. Not with Chase, some months I paid my note and absolutely no money went towards my principal for 6 whole payments. Let’s get together and sue these **. So far, I make the 331st person with a complaint against Chase and all our complaints are very similar. And let’s not leave out those months where I paid my car note early and they didn't give me credit for those payments towards the principal nor interest, and those months I paid two car notes at a time.

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    Customer ServiceContract & Terms

    Reviewed July 5, 2012

    We purchased the vehicle in May of 2011. In or around September of 2011, we were forced to file a Chapter 13 as my husband's hours had been cut. We had been making our monthly payments to the trustee; however, she had not been making payments to Chase. In June of 2012, our bankruptcy was dismissed as the trustee said we missed a filing (remember we are making payments to her this whole time). I immediately called Chase to work something out with them to keep my Trailblazer. I was told that if I paid them almost $1600 in a month, and pay another $600 the following month, we could take two payments and tack them onto the end of the loan and things would be all caught up (and he supposedly put my account on hold so that it wouldn't charge off).

    So, I pulled together the $1600 and "MoneyGram"-ed it to them (this was in May). I called the end of June per our agreement to make the next two payments, only to be told by Scott that my account had been sent to another department and he gave me the number. I called it and Julie told me that Scott had no way of knowing what I needed to bring the account current (they don't all have the same computer system?) and that what I sent wasn't enough to keep the account from charging off. They charged it off the day after I sent in the $1600 payment. I then told her I would need 24 hrs to decide if I could take out a loan or turn the car in. She agreed and they repossessed it that night. They lie through their teeth! I've filed an action with the BBB.

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    Reviewed June 14, 2012

    Mom has sent out her money ($408). Then Mazda sent out the repo man; he got $408 from my mom and took her truck.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed March 27, 2012

    I have been working with Chase Auto Finance since August 2011 and they have done nothing to help resolve my problem. To start with, I wanted my payment date to be on the first of each month when I receive my social security and SSI (I am 71 years old). It took the two months to get back to me and that put me two months behind; however, I have been paying them on the first of every month. They call me and I give them a bank number for them to take the money and they have been accepting my payments.

    In March, they did not call me and I was quite ill and in the hospital, but they told me January 3. They had all my bank information to access my account and I assumed they had done that. On March 26, 2012, at 1:45 a.m., they illegally had their agent drive a vehicle onto real property belonging to and lawfully occupied by another, and known to not be open to the general public, without the consent of the owner, the owner's agent, or the person in lawful possession (me). There is no trespassing sign posted. California Penal Code 602 (n). In other words, they committed a crime to repossess the car from me. I have a video of this action. I have called Chase Auto Finance, but they refuse to work with me.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed March 22, 2012

    I purchased a vehicle in 2011 from a local dealership. It was financed by Chase Auto Finance and I have always made the effort to make my payments on time and in full. I again made a full payment on the due date. The check didn't credit to my bank account until 5 days later and bounced, not due to me overspending, but due to a Paypal thief who hacked my account and stole money from me. By the way, Paypal was wonderful, they refunded the money and investigated the fraudulent charge in a very timely manner. However, because of the bounced check and the resulting overdraft fees, I had to wait another 7 days to mail a money order to them.

    In the meantime, I'm getting multiple calls a day from a "loan manager". I attempted to call and speak to a real person only to wait on hold until the call is either disconnected during transfer or I have waited on hold so long my break at work was over and I have to hang up. So I called that same day to inform them I mailed the payment. The woman I spoke with barely spoke English. She made a note in the account that I called to inform that a payment has been mailed. So fast forward to the following Monday. A repo tow truck showed up at my house! I ran outside in a panic, my husband and I are both home sick as dogs and dealing with this, money order receipt in-hand as proof that the payment was made. He said to me that I need to call the "loan manager" again.

    I didn't get the original lady. I got Michelle who said she is the manager of the department. She was rude, belligerent, talks over me, yells at me, snaps at my husband on the phone,and said, "a receipt is no good to me!". I put the tow truck guy on the phone, he's familiar with Michelle and her attitude. He said, "she has the receipt, she's current. There's no reason to do this today". She yelled to him, "take the car!" and hung up on him. So he followed the orders, allowed us to remove all our personal belongings from the car and took it away. The tow truck driver was the only one who apologized, he was the only one who seemed to be on our side in this! I was floored at the incredibly poor treatment. The very next day, I called to see if the payment has posted. Lo and behold, the payment posted hours after the car was towed on the same day. I'm not late! I am now current!

    I called Chase about 3 times that day to try and get through to a supervisor. Before I could get a word in edgewise, I got kicked to their Redemption Department and I was basically forced to go through a line of questioning. Again, with a phone rep with a language barrier, so I can barely understand her questions and she can barely understand my answers! She put me on hold, reviewed my account and said to me, "we need the full amount of the car payment". Over $10,000! My payments are current! I called again this morning and spoke with yet another person in the Redemption Department named Steve. He told me, the only way that can be reversed is if I contact the loan manager (again) and basically beg her supervisor to contact the Redemption Dept supervisor and change the redemption payment decision.

    So I called today, explained the full situation to the loan manager. She is indeed very nice, very understanding and asked me even more questions about why the payment was late and what happened with my account. I gave her every detail since the beginning of the loan, from the very date of purchase and bring her fully up to date. She can see that the most recent payment was posted on the same day the car was towed. So she can't promise anything, but will bring it to her supervisor. Who is Michelle, the rude, arrogant, iron-fisted mudslinger who gave the OK to drag my vehicle away before my eyes despite my efforts, my financial hardship and my attempts to contact them and rectify the situation? You just can't win with these people. I live more than 20 miles away from where I work. There are no buses. I live in a rural area. I can't rely on someone to go out of their way to carpool with me. If I don't have transportation, I'll lose my job and in this economy, the chances of finding another one closer to home with the same pay grade is nil.

    Chase Auto Finance stole my car and is holding it for ransom. I contacted my congressman.

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    Process

    Reviewed March 5, 2012

    Repo of My Car, Saturday: Please help! My car was taken Saturday afternoon. I paid $7,500 down, and I love my Jeep. I can afford my Jeep. I had a serious accident and was in the hospital with several injuries on January 14th, 2012. I'm finally able to walk and work again. I'm a real estate agent for 20 years. I’ve lived in my home 28 years. I so much depend on my car. I'm a cancer survivor and the accident knocked me out. I'm expecting to make 60,000 this year. I need a 2nd chance to get my car back. I have the money now to reinstate.

    While in the hospital, I was waiting for a large commission check to arrive, now it has. Please let me get my car back. I love my jeep, I like Chase, and this won't happen again. It was not disclosed I would not get my car back, and I assumed I just need to pay the back payments of $1,100 and additional processing fee. When I was told today I can't get my car back, that means I've lost $7,500, too. I'm in shock! Please, there must be a second chance program. This is pretty harsh. Please help me.

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    Contract & Terms

    Reviewed March 1, 2012

    I lost my job and could not pay. They called and the agreement was I pay the monthly payment today and the 2 months I missed would be added on the end of the loan, they took my truck last night. Now, they are telling me the agreement was declined without telling me. So now they have my money and my truck. I have been getting the run around for an hour and they still have both the money and the truck.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Feb. 17, 2012

    I leased a car that was financed through Chase. I then purchased the car, but failed to return the old plates to CT DMV. Then the DMV billed both me and Chase for the property tax on the vehicle. Chase proceeded to pay the DMV, and then billed me (for a vehicle that they did not own). This went on for two years before I realized what was happening. Afraid for my credit rating, I paid them, with the understanding that it would get worked out (that is what they told me). Dozens of phone calls and over a year later, Chase has still not reimbursed the difference. Chase is one seriously messed up organization.

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    Reviewed Feb. 13, 2012

    I purchased a vehicle from an individual that was being buried by Chase's unimaginable loan shark like policies. I mailed a certified check for the full amount including all penalties, extra fees, exorbitant interest, etc. After at least 10 phone calls, most of them unanswered, they keep saying it will be there in 7-10 days. What's most galling is a detectable snicker while they are lying to me. I would support any group taking action to expose this disreputable bank for their preying on people unfairly. This bank is an example of the root of the term banksters!

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    PricePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Feb. 10, 2012

    FYI Chase is not one of those banks that needed to be bailed out. What a lot of people don't realize is banks tell you everything that they are going to do. The problem is most people don't read. When it comes to late fees, banks including Chase can't just charge whatever they want. It's either going to be a flat rate or a percentage of whatever your payments are and it depends on what state you live in. So what does that mean? Your government knows what you are being charged in late fees. Just because you make a payment every month doesn't mean you won't get fees because unless it's the entire payment it's still considered late just like with any other debtor or company. People don't realize when you get extensions on a simple interest loan, your final payment will be higher due to your principal staying the same.

    Now, imagine extensions and a bunch of late payments. Yep, you pretty much screwed yourself. Not to mention they are required by the OCC to read you a disclosure advising you of all this before you even accept the extension and they send you a copy of it in the mail. So in the future, read and do your research. Look up what a simple interest loan is and don't accept high interest rates. People have this idea that banks and entities are out to get them and in some cases that might be right but you have to protect yourself.

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    PriceStaff

    Reviewed Feb. 3, 2012

    I just got my vehicle repossessed today and I am very distraught about the whole situation. I purchased a 2008 Hyundai Sonata in Nov 2007, I have always made my payment up until Nov 2010 when I got laid off. I paid $2,000 cash to Chase at that time with my severance pay. I continued to make payments with my unemployment checks. I didn't find another job until 05/2011, so I continued to pay, at which time the pay was not enough being a single mom, so I wouldn't say I fell behind because every month I would make a payment, some months the whole payment and some months not the whole payment.

    Nevertheless, I made a payment. Then out of the blue today, my car got taken away. I called Chase and the representative, Gloria, informed me of all my payments, again some the actual monthly payment and some not, but every month they had some money. She informed me that Chase does not accept partial payments. I asked her why wasn't my money returned back to me. She didn't have anything to say. Every month Chase had a payment. This is going to cost me a lot of money now. That thanks to my family I will be able to get my car back. In reading the other horror stories I think we should bring up a class action lawsuit against this company.

    Hey, we bailed them out by our hard earned tax money and this is how they treat us. In fact, we should close their business. I hate Chase, never again will this happen to me.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Jan. 26, 2012

    My auto loan was with Capital One which was bought out by Santander USA. Santander stated I did not make a payment in October 2010. I sent them proof of payment, then they called and said it was another month. Again I sent proof of payment. They kept calling after about another month up to 5 times daily, which drove me crazy.

    I finally spoke with one of their reps. She told me I was up-to-date. I said great. I wished I had her from the beginning. Then yes, they called again. So I told them what the other rep said. The response was "Well, I can't help what someone else told you." I finally got another car loan and paid this Santander off. Now I could kick my self, because I paid late charges and everything totaling $7000 on a 2004 Mercury Monterey. And I so wanted to trade this car, but owing this much, I can't. This company is just horrible. Is there any way you can help me? Thank you.

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    Reviewed Jan. 23, 2012

    I was told by Chase customer service that in the likely event of unemployment, that Chase Auto Finance would work with me in order to keep my business with them. I have been unemployed for about seven months now and the only help I can get with them in regards to a "payment plan" is repeated calls (about 7 or 8 times a day) asking me the same questions! "When can you make a payment?" "Can you borrow the money or put it on a credit card?" They have made no effort to keep a customer in this poor economy but they just want their money and that's all that matters to a $1.3 trillion company spread across 50 states. What poor customer service! And above all, the worst business ethics to have with someone who has paid a previous loan without a single incident.

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    PriceStaff

    Reviewed Jan. 23, 2012

    I am writing this because I want the world to know that JPMorgan Chase, and Chase Auto Finance as a whole cannot be trusted. Anything credit related that this company tells you is a blatant lie. I financed my vehicle over two years ago at an extremely high interest rate. I was OK with paying this interest rate in the hopes of rebuilding credit. I was told by a Chase auto finance representative that if I paid on time for 12 months, I could simply refinance and get automatically approved guaranteed. So in 2010, I applied for refinancing and was declined. Bear in mind I have never missed a payment. Again in 2011 I applied to refinance, and surprise, I was still declined.

    I called a manager at the Chase Auto customer service branch and explained that the loan rep told me I would be 100 percent eligible for a refinance so long as I paid on time. The manager pretty much said, "Oh well". Now I am stuck with a 28 percent interest loan, as a result of fraudulent information given to me by JPMorgan Chase. If you lie to Chase or any other bank on an application for credit, they can prosecute you for fraud. If they lie to you, they apparently suffer zero consequences. Let this be a warning: Never trust a word that any representative of JPMorgan Chase tells you regarding credit. They could care less about you, your credit, or the harm their fictitious information may cause.

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    Reviewed Jan. 23, 2012

    I have been victimized by Chase Auto, as for 5 years I have been paying on a car (I refinanced through them). If I was ever late throughout the 5 years, I realize a late fee would apply and several times early on I may have been late but in the past few years, I have been making my payment monthly of $385 to $400. I was recently toward the end of my loan in a few months, and noticed the amount of the pay off was around $1,000 more than it should have been. So each month, I would speak with the same Chase rep and tell him exactly when I was going to make my payment. However, the $850 in late fees was not accurate. He continued to say he would/send out an itemized payment history (which I continued to tell him I never got).

    In Oct 2011, the Chase rep told me that my loan was maturing that month but I still had 4 payments left, so I asked him what that meant and he said "nothing, I just need to inform you that your loan matures." Okay, so I continued for the next few months to make my payments, even doubling them. I had 2 payments left and called to pay my car off 3 months after Oct in January, and the Chase rep told me my account was in a different dept. I said, "Oh why, I have been making my payments every month for 3 years with you?” And he said, “Your car was charged off.” What?! How on earth can my car charged off when I only had 2 payment left, and have been paying it every month, and also disputed the $850 in late fees.

    Fast forward, the $950 principal that was due, I went into the branch and paid (still disputing the $850 in late fees). That bank was able to finally get me a faxed copy of my itemized list - and low and behold, for the course of my entire loan, I was charged late fees every month, ranging from $49, $59 and $84 dollars each month! I hit the roof. Even a few times over the course of the loan when I had extensions, the bank still charged me "excessive late fees each month". I never saw this because my statements just would show the principal, interest and what I owed each month (not a break out of what was being charged). Since that, I called recovery dept. and they also said they have never seen this and a car charged off that have been being paid on each month, with only 2 payments left. Furthermore, that rep gave me the person who made the decision to charge my vehicle off "Frank C." and he won't return my call.

    I want to take action against Chase and the fraudulent "excessive late fee charges" that they charged me month after month, which by the way were already deducted each month throughout my loan payments, totaling over $2,000 plus dollars. The end $850 late fee charge is an additional charge on the "statement" above and beyond what was already deducted monthly.

    On top of it, the last $950 payment I made and I asked the teller, now what does my car balance show? She said $0 balance. After she printed the itemized statement, (two more late fees showed up for $75 each).

    This must stop, where companies are taking advantage of people who are financially hindered, but still adhering to paying each month their bills and they are being hit with late fees in excessive of what is legal each month without even knowing!

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Jan. 12, 2012

    Since my wife and I both lost our jobs, and me being in school now to better our situation, we fell 30 days behind on our car loan. We have been unable to catch up, but we have been making the payment every month. We get constant phone calls and letters threatening repossession. When I talk to them on the phone, I get the worst attitude I've ever dealt with in my life. I ask for a supervisor and get the person sitting next to them because a supervisor that's worth anything would not have the same exact attitude.

    I explain our situation, fighting through the attitude that I'm given, and I was told that they don't know if our intentions are to keep the vehicle because we are behind. Any partially educated human can figure out that when someone falls behind but continues to make monthly payments, they intend to keep the vehicle. So when you get a call from 414-977-8460, answer it and talk to Michelle or Gerry, her alleged supervisor, and try to explain your situation.

    Dealing with their unprofessional attitude and harassment is the only way to avoid them ordering a repossession for having a rolling 30 day lateness on your account. Don't try to explain anything or hope that they use logic or understanding because it will not help. I know Chase is a big bad bank that doesn't care about people. But something should be done about the way this call center treats people.

    I was told that John is Gerry's supervisor, but he's out of town. I'll be calling back to talk with either her supervisor or the person sitting on the other side of her until I get someone who can at least apologize for the attitudes and unprofessional nature of the other people. Or maybe when I finish my degree I'll get a job at Chase and find my way to manage that office so I can fire these people. No, I have a better life planned than to manage a call center, but it would be fun!

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    Reviewed Dec. 16, 2011

    This year has been a very rough year for me as a lot of different people. I also have had a roommate which had not been able to cover his rent or bills. Unfortunately, I had to cover this. When this happened, I became in default of my vehicle loan. Now, granted Chase did give me a deferral but that still was not enough since all of my money was going to try to survive. I was able to resume making a payment but just not soon enough. Chase in Tucson called me and proceed to ask me in a very rude demanding tone "maybe this vehicle is too expensive for you" and "how do you ever manage your finances". I understand the questions are necessary but the tone in which it is asked is used in a scare factor type of way.

    I ended up going into a local branch and found a very helpful girl who gave me a number to call the next day when my truck was set to be repossessed. I called the number at 8 am, spoke with a girl, and told her the complete situation. I received a call an hour later from the manager of the auto finance department saying any agreements that I had made with the other Chase representative were null and void. I am pretty sure that is illegal however you look at it. After much arguing with the manager, she decided to go with that agreement but would offer no apologies for the rude treatment and continued to protect her employees’ actions. I called the branch manager of the location I had walked into the day prior whom told me that this type of treatment is repulsive and she was embarrassed for her company. It would almost be worth it on my credit score to turn over the truck just to not have to deal with Chase anymore.

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    Reviewed Dec. 12, 2011

    I purchased a bike from Bangalore. I brought it to my local state for further use, but because of some reasons I stopped using it. Now, when I want to use it again, shockingly, my documents are missing. I am afraid a third party is utilizing it.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedOnline & AppStaff

    Reviewed Dec. 9, 2011

    I have several issues/complaints with Chase Auto. The first one involves the robo calls. If you are even one day late, they will call your home five times a day, sometimes two or three calls back to back. The billing they send is misleading. They include payments that are not due in the past due amount. Finally, our car was repossessed a few months ago even though they had our payments. I have always made our payments online via their website. I set up the payment and schedule a date for them to debit our bank account.

    A few months ago, I set up a double payment for our account to make sure the account would be up to date. Usually, I just set up one payment at a time. But this time, I set up two payments to get our current and I printed a copy of agreement with a confirmation code. The day they took and posted the payment, they sent a tow truck out and repossessed the car. Even though I had a receipt showing the payment was scheduled and paid, my car was taken with my son's baseball equipment, asthma medicine and my back pads. After 20 minutes of begging to the people who took the car, I was allowed to pay $35 and clean out our car. I got the address and even though they told me they were closed, I hurried to the gated lot where my car was being held and got the gentleman who towed the car to help me load everything in my other vehicle. The next day, I began the long and tedious journey to retrieve the car attached to a current account.

    It took me two weeks to get the car back after countless phone calls. Fortunately, I had proof of my scheduled payment. The customer service reps at Chase advised me they are unable to see scheduled payments on their own website. So therefore, even though I went on their website, set up the payments a full three weeks before, they had continued to call my house three to four times a day using multiple numbers and finally repossessed the car. Once it was verified they had repossessed a car on a current account, they finally agreed to return the car. It took multiple phone calls where I was told I had to wait for a committee to meet and review my situation to achieve the return of my vehicle two weeks later.

    I told them I had paid to get my belongings back that were inside the car when it was picked up. They called the same guy who repossessed my car and told him to bring the car back to my house and return the $35 cash he took for my property. Later, within a couple of weeks I received a letter stating that my car had not been repossessed. However, two months later I was charged a repossession fee. To date, I have not received that back.

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    Reviewed Nov. 30, 2011

    Yes, I filed a complaint in the 1st of Nov. And I still feel that this is not right? Chase repossessed my truck last of October. I was told at the time if I made the 2 payments that I was behind, I would get it back well after 2 weeks. I did not know you will get a letter. When I got the letter, it said I would have to pay it off entirely which is approximately $11,345.87. After an extension, I had most of the money but they told me they still cannot help me. Then they said I would have to pay storage fees plus towing. So after several tries, I could not reach them. At Chase, the lady sent them a email to call me. We they did, they said as of Nov. 11, I owe them $3285.00 in fees which is totally wrong .

    So today, Nov. 30, I call Chase to see what is going on and if they sold my truck. The lady said that they still have it and it still at the storage place. This is a rip-off. When yours get done, I end up owing a pile of money. This is what's wrong with this country. The working man gets ** again. I still cannot understand why you could not give me my truck back and make payments when you needed a bail out that was my tax money?

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Nov. 11, 2011

    Chase is terrible. I purchased my first car on my own in late august 2011. I had never purchased a car without a parent or boyfriend/husband going with me.

    I filled out all the papers and was told and it was indicated on the purchase paper work that my first payment was due October 2011 there was no date! So I didn't think anything of it. Chase started calling me on the 5th of Oct. I returned their call and was informed my payment was due on the 1st. Being that I don't get paid but every two weeks I told them I would pay at the branch on the next Friday when I get paid. Chase Agreed that it would be fine to do it that way.

    On that Friday check in hand, I fall and tear my knee muscles and tendons and well it was bad. I never made it to the bank to make my payment. So after 5 days in the hospital and off work, I call them and explain what happened, again chase agrees for me to bring in the money for my payment just as soon as I can either get someone to take in for me or I can do it myself.

    Oct 30th 2011, I get a call from the broker who got me the car. He tells me that the car dealership is going to my work and to my house to find the car because they want it back? Why, I asked? The broker tells me its because I was late on my first payment. I told the broker I had literally gotten off the phone with chase just before he called and they said nothing about this. The broker tells me he will call the dealership and double check to make certain that they have the right car.

    Mean while my parents come over and I ask my DAD to run to the bank and make my car payment when he gets there they tell him I am 3 months pass due My Dad not thinking anything of it because I have now been off work for my knee pays what Chase says I owe just to help "Me Out" not knowing that Chase are big fat liars.

    Meanwhile the broker calls and confirms that Chase is "investigating the deal because I was late on my first payment" sounded like a crock to me anyhow, The broker speaks to the dealership who now wants the broker to pay off car because Chase are $#%&$%$%. I have never heard of such craziness.
    Two days after the three payments where made, I get a letter in the mail that Chase is canceling my loan and no negative reporting will take place.

    I now have to buy my car all over again. New down payment, new payments, new loan agency (thank God for small miracles it will not be Chase ever again).

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    Reviewed Nov. 7, 2011

    I was laid off from working for the state I live in June 2011. I informed Chase as soon as it happened. I made payments on time until I ran out of cash in Sept 2011. I was never late for the 2 years before that on the 4.5 year contract. I did get a part time job so I paid what I could (majority of the bill each month) and kept in touch with Chase to let them know what was going on money wise. That is all I was told to do was to keep in touch and make payments as I could. My Chase rep was Gina. I did pay something every month.

    In Nov., I paid $50 by the due date and let Chase know that I would be able to pay $400 (well over my due amount) on Nov.15th. They accepted my $50 on the 4th but on Nov. 6th they came in the middle of the night on a Sunday and took my car with loud voices and bright lights, etc! I was only $100 behind from October and I called and made arrangements! I am a single mom with four kids. I don't expect handouts. I am educated and have worked hard all of my life. What is wrong with this company?

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    Punctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Nov. 3, 2011

    "Zero" stars for Chase Bank. I was 1 month late on my car payment, repo man came at 11:45 pm, woke up the whole family and the neighbors, our kids were crying, great experience overall, just so happy! Chase said they had been trying to reach us, but they had an out of date number which we haven't used in 2 years. I have 3 properties with Chase mortgages and 2 car loans with Chase, never late before. Thanks for the "Good Customer" treatment. I just got out of the hospital from heart surgery, first night home, what a great home coming.

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    Staff

    Reviewed Oct. 30, 2011

    Chase repossessed my 2007 Toyota truck. I've been trying to get it back. The guys that came and got it gave paper work and said that I pay the back payments to get it back. I called the contact phone number they gave me. The person would not talk to me and just said that I need to wait until I get a letter. When it did came, it was clearly different than what I was told. This is not fair. I do not blame Chase for me getting behind in payments but don't laze around and I try to work out something.

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    Reviewed Oct. 16, 2011

    I have made 57 payments on my auto loan. I was one payment behind. My car was repossessed. The repo company showed me the behind amount and the pay-off amount on their computer in the tow truck. The guys were very nice. So, I called Chase Auto and spoke with Kayla. She gave me a totally different amount and said I was behind for August and September which is not correct.

    I have duplicate checks dated for July, August, September, etc. I spoke with my new account rep at Chase. She provided me with a totally different amount than the repo man, and Chase rep named Kayla. In addition, I have copies of a discrepancy with Chase Auto's monthly statements. I sent in a payment however, I received a monthly statement for the same payoff amount. Somehow my payment wasn't even acknowledged in their (Chase) system. It would be very beneficial for consumers if a class action lawsuit could be bought against them because their practices are unethical!

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    Reviewed Oct. 10, 2011

    We need to put together a class action against Chase for deceptive and unethical business practices. If you want to be a part of this, write me at **. I too was only 30 days behind and my car was repossessed. I phoned and told them my bank accounts had been defrauded twice. I had to wait for the money to come back into the accounts by the bank. I offered the name of the police officer handling the case. I got no certified mail, letter, nothing. And my car was repossessed after I made the payment. I was told by three people at Chase, including a supervisor, of whose names I have, that this car was not supposed to be repossessed! They did not even have a record of the repossession! They waited for the car note to be just about paid and then they took the car. Congress needs to intervene. I know Mr. Blake at the White House and I have written him too. This practice is outrageous! Just as there is relief for homeowners, car owners need relief too!

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    Reviewed Oct. 6, 2011

    I leased a vehicle and Chase is the place that I pay my vehicle payment to. I am in the Paymatics program with Chase, where they take my car payment out of my checking. I changed banks in July and have been trying to get Chase to switch to my new checking account ever since then. I've sent multiple faxes, talked with several people in several departments and they all kept giving me the same runaround as to why they kept taking out my lease payment out of my old checking account (which has no money in it and I'm trying to close it). I keep on getting NSF charges and service charges which totaled about $300 because of them. I was able to talk to a woman in the "resolution department" just last week, and told her that I do not want to be in the Paymatics program at all. She told me that my October payment would definitely not be taken out and she assured me that the matter would be resolved for me. A week later, Chase sent me a check for the fees that I incurred because of them . This is where I thought the matter was over and that I would pay the rest of my payments myself. Well, I went to see if my checking account from my old bank closed properly and guess what, yet another lease payment came out!

    I am beyond furious with Chase and am ready to take legal action against them for ruining my credit. I am tired of telling them my story, just to get transferred to another department and then have to repeat the entire story over and over again. How does a company operate like this!

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Sept. 27, 2011

    Well, let see. I have received a new coupon book for my 2006 vehicle since 2009--yes, 2009. What year is now? It is year 2011! I have called several times and requested a coupon book or payoff sheets, and they have yet to send me any of the two. I became a little behind on the payment, and they were quick to take it from me. This is even though I have not received any coupon book in three years! I own this vehicle more than the bank at this point! It is crazy! If it wasn’t for my holding on the one coupon statement, I have I would not have any clue what my loan number is. So, like I said before, I became a little behind on the payment, and to make the long story short, the only paper work I ever got was a ring at my door at 9:00 PM at night, trying to recover the vehicle. Yes, I knew I was behind somewhat, but there was no phone call, no paperwork and no nothing. It is a shame. They ruin your credit, not me.

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    PricePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Sept. 19, 2011

    I had my car financed by Chase in 2007. My car was sold for $14,895.00. I was never late with my payments until I was laid off due to the economy, in Feb 2009. I struggled to pay my payment while receiving unemployment benefits that ended in Jan. 2011. I'm still not working. I borrowed and sold some of my gold jewelry to make the payments. I fell behind 3 months and now they have repossessed my car. The interest was killing me at 20.5%. As of today, Sept. 2011, I have paid over $11,000.00 on the car. They said I still owe $10,758.00 on the car.

    On my tax bill, the car is valued at $3,745.00. Now they tell me they will sell the car and if they don’t get the amount that is owed, I will still be responsible for the rest of the loan. Now I have no job. I have no way to get there if I did. And I am losing my mind over this mess. Chase Auto is the devil! They could care less about me or any other customers. How can I ever get a company to refinance my car with no job? I hope one day the government will shut this company down. I know how people can get so depressed and kill themselves or go postal when dealing with these awful people. Please God, I pray you make them pay!

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    Customer ServicePricePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Sept. 15, 2011

    I had fallen late on my car payment with Chase. Just over 30 days late. I've had my auto loan with them for almost four years now. I've had one other late payment with them in the entire four years I've been paying on it.

    Yesterday, they showed up out of nowhere and repossessed my car. I called Chase bank, thinking this was some kind of a mistake. I never received any letter, notice or anything from them regarding my account status. When I called, they told me that they've been calling me, but they have a wrong number for me. I had my number changed several months ago, but the number they said they had in their system was a three-year old number! Makes no sense. They have called me several times in the last three years!

    Anyway, speaking to the girl on the phone (I didn't get her name), she said I could make the payment and they would not take the car, after taking all my information, card number, etc. She told me her manager said she couldn't process the payment and I would have to call another number to make the payment. In the meantime, they took my car at 3:00 in the afternoon, right before I had to pick my kids up from school.

    I have a daughter in a wheelchair right now, after having surgery on both legs. I was unable to pick my kids up from school. I was told I could just call and pay, then go pick the car up. I called and they informed me that since I was no longer employed, they would not be able to re-instate my loan. I have not been employed since three months after buying the car. I stay home with my kids, and have for several years. I have informed Chase bank of this right when I started staying at home, and it's not ever been an issue until now. They said all I can do now is payoff the loan in full.

    My head is spinning that they can just decide to take away the loan they gave me because I no longer have an income, and they refuse to use my husband's income! She suggested we cash in my husband's 401k and pay off the loan! Given the fact that this is all so shocking to me and I'm unable to think straight right now, we've decided to just pay off the loan and be done with them.

    I called today to find out the payoff, and they told me I have to wait 24 hours to even get a payoff quote! How can they get away with treating people this way! I'm willing to hand them money, and they'd rather make me suffer! My daughter could not go to school today because she can't get her wheelchair on the schoolbus, and I have no other way to get her to school! And now they're stringing me along saying they can't tell me how much I owe them!

    What am I supposed to do now? Not to mention, I had already mailed them a check, so I had to call my bank and pay $20 to stop payment on the check that they say they haven't gotten yet! This has been a complete nightmare! Don't they have to give you some kind of notice about things like this?

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    Chase Auto Company Information

    Company Name:
    Chase
    Year Founded:
    1799
    Address:
    270 Park Ave
    City:
    New York
    State/Province:
    NY
    Postal Code:
    10017
    Country:
    United States
    Website:
    www.chase.com