Leaf Financial
Leaf Funding, Netbank Fraud

Miscellaneous

I just finished my payments with Leaf Funding, which included the final"Buy-off." After going over my contract, I found I had overpaid by$121.52.

After several attempts to resolve where the money went, they are nowconjuring late fees in which they claim I didn't pay over 2 years ago, though they're refusing to send me any proof of late payments/fees and additional money collected.

It seems since I live in California, and they're in Ohio and SouthCarolina, I have no real options to settle this matter in small claimscourt.

This company has ripped me off several times, claiming I had made latepayments continuously, even though I always sent them payment 10 daysprior to the due date.

"Coincidentally, " the late fees stopped when I started sending mypayments in via USPS CERTIFIED MAIL. Once I started doing so, the latefees stopped, and the payments seemed to get to them within 3-4 days.

One time I even sent them payment 4 days before it was due, but since Isent it certified, it AMAZINGLY showed up by the due date.

This company is a fraud, and I want EVERYONE who reads this to knowthis. I'm going to dirty their name as best I can through any webportal / blog necessary.


Company: Leaf Financial
Country: USA
State: South Carolina
City: Columbia
Address: 300 Outlet Pointe Blvd Suite 300-B
Phone: 8008762720
Site: leaf-financial.com
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