shut up already

dcmleod01 says
***"I have pretty good credit, so I don't need their services."***

So the people who DO need these types of services can either be happy it's available or continue crying that they get taken advantage of. The later will most likely prevail.

To all of you who have been through a program like this and are driving your brand new car because your credit is back on track, congratulations!

Smartest move you could have made! Thankfully you will not have to experience the customer service that JD provides, or all of the other methods that they would use to control you. That seems to be thier ultimate goal, I think they are a front for something else, maybe they have a mafia connection? Don't laugh, with the tactics that this company is known for, making money is not thier primary goal.

That post was company material if it was anything. I am guessing that you either have a stake in this thievery or you are paid to monitor these sites and report to the head thief. This is such a slap in the face from you jackasses that it would end in punches face to face and I suspect you know that! It is painfully obvious that you are affiliated with JDByrider/CNAC so either you are a flunky or a brazen thief. Do you realize that you repeat the same company "mantra" in each post. Give it a break, your lines might have fooled us once but you have got to be full of yourself if you think it will happen again even if just by having the slightest bit of trust in what you say. A legitimate business that offered and DELIVERED what they put into words doesn't need to use the law to rip people off. Repossessing vehicles for being a day in default, unheard of at any other dealerships Ive heard of, new or used. Your warranties are an industry joke and YOU and every other employee know that. The interest rate should be inflated for the risk that you take but the rates that you charge is nothing short of scandalous. And lets not forget the "QUALITY" vehicles that you sell in the first place. If you have a need to repackage that story to soothe your guilt, write it on your bathroom mirror so you can at least look yourself in the face. What this company does is just as wrong as drug dealing, burglary and murder. You obviously have no conscience in that you actually believe that what you are doing is "honest". Ask yourself, hypothetically, If your mother were in that position and had purchased a car from a similar dealership and went through all of the things that your company is known for, would you think that she got a "fair deal". IF YOU CAN'T ANSWER THAT QUESTION WITH INTEGRITY, DON'T ANSWER AT ALL! Let's see how far it goes for your type when it all comes crashing down.

I know this is supposed to be against CNAC and JD Byrider but I've had good experiences. I got my car in July of 2005. I've had only a couple of problems with my car since then and they just told me to bring the car in and fixed the problems for free. I got my car at the Marietta location though so I don't know if that makes a difference. I like that they try to match you up with a car payment that fits your budget and I got a car there that has gotten me to and from, going on 3 years now. They even worked out my down payment with me, spreading it out over the course of a month. When I ran into financial problems I did get frustrated with CNAC's lack of any flexibility whatsoever, but they did work enough with me to allow me the few extra days I needed to come up with my payment and always have worked with me if necessary. However, I do know that they hound you down worse than most bill collectors do and they do it by the second day you are behind. Still, they warn you about this (at least my salesperson warned me thoroughly) before you sign the papers.
Also, some of the problems people say they are having with their vehicles the next day...well, did you test drive the car? I mean....really? I had bad credit when I bought this car and knew that I wasn't going to be treated like, or be in a situation where I was buying a car from a Nissan or Infiniti dealership where your car is awesome and you are given greater flexibility with your payments, and I think some people simply didn't realize that. However, I also think that the differences in experiences may be because some of you worked with a different location from me (I'm referring to the JD Byrider aspect now) so you guys just had some extra crappy experiences.
I do also have to say I did on one occasion have to go the hell off on one heiffer at CNAC who gave me attitude for absolutely no reason. I was making my payment on time! She was an unprofessional little...something...but after I complained the next time I called in, I never spoke to her again.
All in all, I have to say I didn't make a mistake doing business with them. In fact, because of them forcing me to make my payments on time and helping me keep my car running, I was able to qualify for a second vehicle that I bought from an Infiniti dealership through Infiniti financing. I still have my JD Byrider car, but I now have a nice alternate vehicle as well.

They are taking advantage of the low income and dis-advantage people here in georgia by overpricing the cars and charging a very high interest rate. This should be against the law and punishable by at least 5 years in prison and a million-dollar fine from each state they do business in. When you pay the notes the balance go practically nowhere. They are definately in the repossession business and the United State Government is highly unethical and corrupt to allow them to stay in business.