Lobel Financial has repeatedly called my home, my cell phone, and a boatload of other friends and relatives of mine (both at home and work) trying to obtain contact information for one of their "clients". We've all expressed that we don't have the information that they are looking for and that we don't have any business with Lobel Financial but that hasn't stopped the continual calls.
Not only do the Lobel representatives go into great detail about the supposed wayward "client" and related payment history with people unrelated to the "client" or the debt, they refuse to quit calling. Keep in mind that none of us cosigned for this car loan, nor did we give permission or references for this individual to do so.
I have taken messages to satisfy Lobel Financial only to find out that the names are fake... The extensions aren't valid either. Try calling back the numbers that they give you or worse yet... Ask for a supervisor, you get transfered to a half a dozen other numbers that include the janitor's closet!
I have spoken to Belinda, Sandra, Irene, and Howard (half of which are bogus names). Lobel Financial has called from, 714 229-3741,714 229-3744,714 995-3333, and through a bogus company identified as Insurance Services, 719 457-3992.
The biggest complaint is that not only will Lobel NOT stop calling, if you hang up on them... They call right back... Just to inform you that the calls will continue. One Lobel representative actually claimed that nothing will stop the calls... According to her... They get sued all the time!
I've been accused of "harboring" a car that was scheduled for repossession, aiding in criminal acts of fraud... None of which was true. My suggestion to Lobel Financial would be that if you can't keep track of your "clients", why should I? Not only was the payment history false for the "client" that Lobel wanted so bad but they actually repossessed the vehicle in question... Only to charge the "client" impound and towing fees... None of the fees were relative to missing or late car payments... Because there weren't any!
All these tacts were so unwarranted, one late car payment does not constitute fraud or repossession. Since the pen is mightier than the sword... Lobel Financial... You've done called my house once too many times! Besides haven't you Lobel folks heard of caller ID?
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