MY Monte Carlo
I am 19 which means i have no credit...so my and my husband tried jdbyrider. we were living in columbus Indiana at the time.I knew it was to good to be true. i had no clue that i was paying $9,000 for a car that was blue booked at $4,500. I didn't think to check it out my husband said it was okay. so we signed. i have never been late on a payment. this month i called in my check payment like i always do on the first since i moved outta state i had to call it in. well i called on the first and the guy that deals with my account was not in so someone else put it in that i called it in. that next morning at 7am he called me gripping b/c my payment was late...yeah right..i called it in yesterday. well he agrued with me and told me if i was not 200 miles away they would have came and re-poed it. well he finnaly noticed that i did call it in. He didn't even apoligize. he just told me to keep up the good payment record and then hung up on me. i wish i would have never went through them CNAC is soooo freaking rude. in the end i am gonna be paying 14,000 dollars (that is after interest) and i already paid $2000 down. Anyone thinking of dealing with JD Byrider need to RUN the other way and not look back. For your own sake.

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Yeah. The managers care EVEN
Yeah. The managers care EVEN LESS. It's the exact same way here.
We've been through this before, on the house thing.
What you are trying to use to mislead us, is called INTEREST. That house that you pay $360,000 on, probably appraises near $100,000, and, likely sells for near $100,000. My last car through byrider appraised at about $1200, and sold for about $8000. That's BEFORE INTEREST.
In my state, if your house appraises at $150,000, and, the seller manages to get you to pay $450,000 (I think the rule is 30% or something), you can back out. I also beleive, criminal charges can be filed....
I'm not trying to mislead....
Yes, they're rude!