One Source Truck Sales sold me a truck that was in their words "Road Ready". On examination of the truck it apeared to be fine. The first time the truck pulled an empty flatbed it broke down. I had it repaired to get it home. I had numerious items on the truck fixed (after all I did buy a used truck) but finally my mechanic decited that there was major mechanical problems that have been present for a long time but they were covered up and would only be see once the truck started pulling loads.
I notified the company I purchased the truck from. They said that there was nothing they could do that they just repo the trucks for the bank and resell them, but they would contact the bank andsee what could be done.in the mean time they tried to get me to sign on to lease another truck for them. I did not.
I was told that the bank wanted to see the truck to make sure that I had not done anything to it (accident ect...) I brought them the truck and for 3 weeks could not get any information from them not even the location of my truck. I finally went to the bank and sat in the lobby until someone came out to talk to me.
I told them that I didnt want to turn in the truck if it was going to be reported to the credit bureus as a "Repo". They took the truck back and said that "TCB will not pursue you for the deficiency after the sale of the Freightliner". I continued to recive notices of late payments (weeks after they had the truck back) so I contacted them and their responce back was "within the next reportingcycle, TCB will report your account to the credit bureau as a voluntary repossession".
They have their truck back, in better condition than when they sold it to me, they had no fees such as repo or towing, and they had collect $1000.00 in loan payments. So tell me how they can report it to the credit bureus as a loss?
These people must be stopped. Please respond if you have had similar problems with this bank or any other people I worked with. Good Luck and please Drive Safely!
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