On November 16 I leased a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Approximately 1 month later, I contacted the dealership and spoke to "Charlie" in the Business Office regarding my not having received a lease payment book. I was told to just sit tight as they (Chrysler Financial) was very backed up processing deals. Approximately one month later, 01-16-03 I again called Buhler to report that I still had not received my lease payment book (Now 2 Months Past Due).
This time I spoke to the Business Manager, Bob McBride who told me to just "Sit Tight. Contacts to Chrysler Financial were of no avail as the only information they had relevant to me was from my previous lease wihch I surrended at the time of this deal. On 01-21-03 I was contacted by Mr. McBride who informed me that "Chrysler Financial" had lost my previous contract and that I would have to stop by the dealership to sign a new contract and to bring along a check for $606. To cover the December and January payments.
On 01-24-03 I went to the dealership, signed a new contract and presented McBride with a check. I asked for documentation to prove that this problem was not any fault of mine. I was furnished with a handwritten letter and was told don't worry about anything.
Low and behold, On February 1 I receviced a lease notification notice indicating that I had a past due amount of $ 607.00 and late fees of $15.80. This resulted in my sending a formal letter to both the dealership and to Chrysler, neither of which have been responded to.
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