BB&T Financial Consumer Loan department,
Vehicle loan Managing the loan or lease Pennsylvania
In - - I got an auto loan from Susquehanna bank. After making several payments, Susquehanna sent an incentive to " skip a payment " for the holidays. I paid the $30.00 fee ( interest payment ) and was everything was fine, my next payment was due the following month. I continued making my payments. Fast forward to -, when BB & T buys Susquehanna. I begin receiving letters that I 'm behind on my car payment. Then my credit is hit 3 times in a 90 day period, saying I 'm delinquent 90 days. The local branch shows all my payments are current but corporate is showing different. Because of the buyout, I can no longer access prior bank statements, only corporate can. I was told by local branch it was a bank error and they would be in contact to fix everything. After a few days with no phone call, I called the collection dept that keeps sending letters. I was told because BB & T does n't do skip a payments, they do n't honor them, even though Susquehanna offered these. So I was told they will continue to hit my credit and send letters til it is brought " current ". How is this legal? This was an incentive offered by the bank BB & T bought. At this point, it 's looking like I 'm going to have to get a lawyer involved.
BB&T Financial customer in Pennsylvania
Jul 11, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
BB&T Financial response to complaint:
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