Have you thought about buying a car through people that say they can improve your credit score , ask me 1st.?
In Jan.03 I purchased a car, 2000 neon for just under $12,000 and it was financed at, I was told 24.8, but turned out to be 24.9, and was suppose to be 4 years and I thought about $22,000 but its five years and $27.669 something like that, I gave $1500. down which did not come off the price, they found other uses and charges for it. So after paying $220. every two weeks for 3 1/2 yrs I still owe about 9,500 and probably wouldn't be able to sell for $1,000 if I tried to sell it, and after checking to see if I could trade my car off none of this money (HUGE MONEY) has done anything to better my credit score. It is just a big money grab and to make people pay loads of interest when your already in trouble in the first place.
Public Comments
- Yeah, you're in negative equity alrighty. You almost have to think about minimizing your loses at this point. As long as you have paid your bills, your credit rating should be good. But it would be good to check it out if you needed. Check out the website below for information about when you get into negative equity territory.
