- Report: #309690
Complaint Review: J.D. Byriders - Fairmont West Virginia
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J.D. Byriders
531 Washington Street Fairmont, 26554 West Virginia, U.S.A.
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304-694-4677
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J.D. Byriders charged me and my girlfriend over $10,000 dollars for a car that i cant find a retail price over around $4,100 Fairmont West Virginia
I purchased a 1999 chevy prizm from J.D. byrider on 2-11-2008 and we had signed all the beginning paperwork and got approved from CNAC to buy the before we even knew the price of the car and we was told if we made the payment on time it would raise my credit score about 225 points over the 3 years of payments so for it being our first car financed we were happy we got it until the final price came down to over $15,000 and i didnt think we could turn back after starting the paperwork and they kept making us resign papers because they said they forgot about it and J.D. byrider did it twice and CNAC did it once not looking over the paper because they said it was a paper they had went over already SO NOW WE ARE STUCK WITH THIS CAR AND I THINK I GOT RIPPED OFF
I got screwed
fairmont, West Virginia
U.S.A.
I got screwed
fairmont, West Virginia
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Jeff
Boston,Massachusetts,
U.S.A.
225 points just for paying ONE car bill on time?
#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, February 18, 2008
That seems far-fetched to me. I hope that wasn't the reason you actually bought the car.
Julie
Guthrie,Oklahoma,
U.S.A.
Two things
#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, February 18, 2008
Buyer beware: You can back out at any time before you drive off the lot pretty much. Additionally, things are worth what people will pay for them, book price or not. So if you signed papers saying you paid that much, you thought it was worth that much. However, I would imagine that the $15k is your total price WITH financing, which includes all of the interest you are paying. If this is your first financed item, or if your credit is bad (I cannot tell from your post exactly which is the case), then your interest rate is HIGH, and while the finance charge seems atrocious, this is the price you pay when you are unable to pay cash. It makes me sick too, when I see how much I am ACTUALLY paying.
