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nonkuluileko M

1 reviews | Active since Oct 2013

13 Apr 2015, 08:43

is it the plane to really take my car ?

I have been having some extreme difficult finance problem and I have been behind with my payments for quote some time.wesbank was not at fault for coming to take my car I accept full responsibility for that.but I find the method of it very disturbing ,firstly a trace shows up at my work wanting my car keys,of which I fully co operated .on his advise ,he told me that they will hold my car until I settle and it must be in 30 days.i asked him can I arrange to pay the same day as I was going to make phone call to my family for assistance. He said if I can pay the full owning amount which was 4900 I can get my car back the same day.<br> I managed to raise the money from my family members and made the call to wesbank legal department .I spoke to reabetswe who the told me a different story saying my car is being held at some store and it wont be released until Monday and that they will be storage cost and some other fees that I will have to pay.i ashked for the amount she cud not help me as she didn't know what the amount was.i will have to waut till Monday.so meaning I will have to pay for storage for 3 night because no one can help me and tell me the amount so I can pay and collect..

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WesBank
WesBank's reply14 Apr 2015, 11:07
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Hello nkuliem12,

Thank you for raising your concerns. We have been in contact with you to discuss the complaint further.

The agent resorted to visiting your work address as the Bank was not informed of the change of your domicillium address and we were unaware of the whereabouts of the vehicle. You are legally obliged in terms of your agreement with WesBank to keep us notified of such changes, particularly concerning the whereabouts of the asset. We have since agreed to release the vehicle once the stipulated payment has been made, and as soon as the required documents have been received.

We trust that this is in order and assure you of our best intentions at all times.

Kind regards
WesBank