A couple of weeks ago, I saw an ad on TV advertising bad credit auto loans. I immediately went to the internet and found their website and filled out the online application and submitted it. I am inserting their language:
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"UworkUdrive.com is helping individuals get bad credit auto loans, military car loans, no credit auto loans, and good credit auto loans in the quest to buy new and used cars online. Our national network of independent and franchise car dealers work for you by finding a lender who WILL finance your vehicle.
Whether you have bad credit, a history of bankruptcy or repossession, slow payments, charge offs or just some minor credit problems, UworkUdrive can help.
Our online new car dealers and independent dealers will get you behind the wheel of your next new or pre-owned car, truck, SUV or minivan. Our dealers specialize in bad credit auto loans for all makes and models. We can also help you repair your credit, with our exclusive Credit Repair service.
Regardless of your credit history, you're APPROVED! Our auto loan application is very simple and our dealers specialize in auto financing for bad credit! We offer military car loans as well as car loans for college students."
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I was e-mail back to verify that my application had been sent to Infiniti of Columbus. After a couple of days one of their representative called and left a message on my answering machine that "please call Dave Grafwohl, received your application from UworkUdrive and he had great news for me." I took this as meaning that they had a bad credit car loan for me.
I called and he asked the usual questions and then proceeded to tell me that I had a low credit score (they can check your credit in less than 15 minutes, I knew I had a low score that's why I applied for a bad credit car loan so that I could restore my credit). I proceed to give him all the information. No one ever called back and I have now guessed that I do not get a loan. It leaves you guessing!
What a ripoff!!! — false advertising — so beware people, just because it is in print doesn't make it true!
Does anyone know if I can report this company for false advertising??
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