Complaint #1581955 submitted on 09/27/2015 relating to Harpeth Financial Services, LLC. Complaint relates to Payday loan Payday loan - Charged fees or interest I didn't expect Charged fees or interest I didn't expect.
Complaint was submitted via Web and sent to the company on Sunday 27th September 2015.
I am writing this as a customer who feels as though Advanced Financial is ripping their customers off, I had a loan with this company off and on for two years it was an installment loan, well recently went into the store to renew it as I did n't have all of the money to pay and was told I had to switch over to their Flex loan or pay the balance in full, so I did. I have paid this company almost XXXX on a XXXX loan and only XXXX has went to my principle ... they charge customer s over 200 % in interest but word the contract and the flyer they give you is very misleading. I also revoked authorization so they would not draft my bank account and they continue to do so. I do n't understand how thi can be legal. And if so I think someone should look into this and regulate the laws. I kniw this company has had several complaints regarding these new flex loans and ripping people off, also forcing customers to switch over to these loans should also be against the law. You make a payment of XXXX and only XXXX goes to principle and the rest to fees and interest, the present the flex loan like a credit card and I have those and the definitely do not work they way this company is telling their customers.
Company | Harpeth Financial Services, LLC |
Complaint ID | 1581955 |
Date Received | 09/27/2015 |
Product | Payday loan Payday loan |
Issue | Charged fees or interest I didn't expect Charged fees or interest I didn't expect |
State/ZIP Code | TN 379XX |
Consumer Consent | Consent provided |
Company Public Response | Company believes it acted appropriately as authorized by contract or law |
Company Response To Customer | Closed with monetary relief |
Submitted | Web 09/27/2015 |
Result | Timely Response: Yes, Consumer Disputed: No |
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