Yes, there may be help out there! Contact your state division of banking through your attorney general's office. I did this twice when they were calling me every hour on the hour and harassing me to the point where my heart wouldn't slow down and I thought that I was going to have a heart attack. So I took action and they had to stop calling me and only write me.
But now they are calling me again and I am going to have to get the attorney general's office involved, mention to them that the calls have resumed and getting them at work. Cherise screamed at me and hung up and I had customers and employees within hearing distance. That is none of their business.
Also, Steve/Scott, you goofed. It is against the law to discuss a customer's private business with the public. So I would definitely get legal counsel on that. Why is a class action suit not brought against these people? They'd make more money if they stopped the phone calls, etc. And charged a decent interest rate. They wouldn't have reposessions in the first place, and if they took out payments half one paycheck and half the other every two weeks, they'd automatically get an extra payment each year without having to lift a finger! Who can get a class action suit brought against these people? If enough people complain in different states, it might work! Get on the phone NOW!
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