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Now I get why they are called a REPOSSESSION BANK. TRYING EVERY TRICK TO TAKE MY CAR
<p>I've been receiving calls from WESBANK since the beginning of APRIL 2016. They said they wanted to repossess a Volvo S40 that I bought in 2012 that was financed by them. I was surprise because I have been paying R3300.00 every month since May 2015 to avoid being in arrears as my usual instalment is R2800. When I asked how come was I in arrears I was told my contract was cancelled by in March 2015 . I asked them why did they continue taking my money up until March 2016 if I no longer had a contract with them. I did no get a straight answer they just told me they want the car back or I must pay the whole balance. I asked them to send me a statement that proves that i have failed to pay my monthly instalments which will cause my account to be in arrears. They e-mailed a statement that showed that they've added R3534.00 on my account on the 28 September 2015 and called it "Collection Cost -Legal fees" . They did the same thing again on 02 February 2016 and 24 February 2016 charging me R2736.00 and R389.31 respectively. So my car is not in arrears but I owe them R6659.31 for "Collection Cost-Legal fees" which they can't explain. Everytime I try to reason with them to reverse these amounts I meet with threats "Give us the car or you will be arrested. We have a court order against you" Court order for being **********?</p>
Good day
Thank you for sharing your concerns allowing us to clarify our action on the account. Our legal management have liaised with you to explain that legal action was taken as a result of your breach of agreement with WesBank. You are therefore liable to pay the full outstanding debt since judgement was granted and the agreement is now cancelled.
We trust that you find this in order.
Kind regards
WesBank
Good day
Thank you for sharing your concerns allowing us to clarify our action on the account. Our legal management have liaised with you to explain that legal action was taken as a result of your breach of agreement with WesBank. You are therefore liable to pay the full outstanding debt since judgement was granted and the agreement is now cancelled.
We trust that you find this in order.
Kind regards
WesBank
