BMW Financial Services Complaint

BMW Financial Services Consumer loan department,

Vehicle lease Taking out the loan or lease Texas

I had a previous auto loan contract for a defective Certified Pre Owned car that was in an undisclosed vehicle accident prior to be listed for sale and falsely certified as a Certified Pre-Owned car. I also had contract void issues due to the contract not being fully signed. Selling auto dealership refused to buy back the vehicle at time of original sale ( which was purchased out of state and online in - while I resided in - ). I had contacted financial provider, who refused to initiate a vehicle contract void, and used predatory practices to threaten me with damage to my credit if I did not continue to send in monthly payments. I did make all payments to the financial auto loan servicer to protect my credit, and kept contacting dealership, manufacturer and financial loan provider to return car and refund money. I filed with the -, - Attorney General, - Attorney General and used the dealerships own biased arbitration clause to exhaust all possible remedies to no avail. At the time of warranty being close to expiration and with over - different warranty repair history and car still not free of defects, arrangements and notice was

refund my $24000.00 plus $8000.00 attorney fees. It is falsely reporting a negative account charge off and this is predatory and a violation of the Fair Credit Act. My credit needs to be in compliance with the Fair Credit Act, the loan provider is prohibited from using predatory and exploitation in credit reporting and retaining funds and demanding payments and refusing to void contract from the beginning. All payments were sent on time to protect my credit and I was told that the car was mine, and I was responsible even though it was not a Certified Pre Owned car, but was instead a previous collision vehicle that was falsely labeled as a CPO, when it had front end damage prior to sale, which the dealership concealed and sold the car anyway as a CPO, when it was not.