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These lenders have a documented history of predatory practices. If you financed through any of them, you may have a claim worth thousands of dollars.
Exeter Finance
Exeter Finance has a documented history of predatory subprime auto lending — hidden fees, deceptive APR disclosures, and wrongful repossessions. If you financed through Exeter, you may be owed money.
See My OptionsSantander Consumer USA
Santander Consumer USA reached a $550 million multistate settlement in 2020 for predatory auto lending — but individual borrowers may still have unresolved claims worth far more than any class settlement.
See My OptionsCredit Acceptance Corp
Credit Acceptance Corporation (CAC) uses a dealer-kickback model that inflates loan amounts and traps consumers in underwater loans. The CFPB and state AGs have taken action — and so can you.
See My OptionsBridgecrest
Bridgecrest — the servicing arm of DriveTime — has faced consumer complaints for wrongful repossession, GPS tracking, excessive fees, and deceptive payment deferral practices.
See My OptionsWestlake Financial
Westlake Financial Partners has faced consumer complaints and regulatory scrutiny for unlawful collection practices, hidden fees, improper credit reporting, and deceptive loan modification offers.
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