Review and analysis of over 3 complaints against Security National Automotive Acceptance Company, LLC
Security National Automotive Acceptance Company, LLC consumers have reported over 3 official complaints related to Shopping for a loan or lease. Out of the 3 consumer complaints against Security National Automotive Acceptance Company, LLC, 0% were disputed by the consumer (i.e. the consumer was not happy with how Security National Automotive Acceptance Company, LLC responded to their complaint) and 100% were processed in a timely manner. 0% of consumer complaints against Security National Automotive Acceptance Company, LLC resulted in the consumer receiving monetary compensation (e.g. money, cash reimbursement, etc.) and 33% resulted in non-monetary compensation.
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Security National Automotive Acceptance Company, LLC Consumer loan shopping for a loan or lease November 9, 2015 - I 'm enlisted in the - - stationed onboard the - - -, - - which is in the shipyard at - - -. - 2014 I got a preapproved loan thru - - - -. I went to - - in - Va. The dealership told me they could get me a loan elsewhere allowing me to buy the car I really wanted which was higher than my loan approval. I was approved through SNAAC, the dealership had me set up the payments as an allotment at the time of purchase. My command took me back to the dealership & the car was returned at no cost. I got a better deal elsewhere, however I did n't stop... |
Security National Automotive Acceptance Company, LLC Consumer loan shopping for a loan or lease July 23, 2015 - I purchased a - mustang from a used car dealership in -/-/-. The car had some issues, so I traded it in a few months later for a - mustang. The dealership stated we could do an even trade of the value of the new vehicle to be the same as what I owed on the old one. So I took out a loan on the new vehicle believing the dealership was going to pay off the old one. A few months passed, I had to go -, and I eventually found out that the dealership went out of business, did n't declare bankruptcy, did n't list me as a payee, and basically left me high and dry with twice the amount of ... |