Americredit Financial Services - Fort Worth (TX)

1 /5 Deisko & Lanie duff: Our vehicle was financed by GM Financial over 11 years ago. That vehicle was repossessed and resold. My paycheck was garnished for whatever reason they gave the courts. OK here it is 2025 and I receive another garnishment for that same vehicle!!! Im NOW in the process of contacting my attorney, for he will ask for the original loan documents. Hell also ask for the documents regarding the resale of the vehicle to determine if the first garnishment was necessary. I hope this helps someone else whose going through being double and triple charged for a vehicle through this company.

1 /5 Brandy Mazzeo: This company is a joke and they are just screwing people over big time. My ex-husband and I purchased a car in 2011 Chevy Cruz $20,500.00. In 2016 my ex traded it in as the car only had 5/6 more payments for car to be paid off. Now during our divorce the Judge awarded us cars by who was buyer on loans. He got Chevy Cruz, and his Dodge truck, I got my Kia Soul and Chrysler 300. Only the Chevy Cruz was financed through GMC back in 2011 for 60 months payoff Aug. 2016(per paperwork), Now we divorced 03/2016, so that car belongs to him per judgement of Divorce decree. Now why in the hell is this company going to pop up on December 31, 2022 filing a lien write off for the year 2021. Didn’t even know shit about it only found out in 2023 when my refund never got deposited into my account so after waiting for about 90 days I decided to see what was going on with my refund and that’s when I was told it was applied to a balance owed in 2021 for a financial write off. I was like what how when I have a 0.00 owed 2020,2021,2022,2023 and IRS couldn’t even give me information besides a P.O. Box ADDRESS AND BUSINESS NAME that filed write off $12,469. With my social and name. Funny thing is they did the exact same thing to my ex husband and same amount.. So how they reporting $12,469+$12,469=$24,938.00 write off!! When the original price of the car was 20,500.00 and purchased in 2011!!! Doesn’t even show on my credit after 2016!!! IRS is no help and when I called Americredit they can’t find anything with my name, social, or my ex husbands!!! What’s really going on here 2011 July purchase date trade in January 2016.. 11 years from purchase date they file some crazy write off.. and charge myself and they charge my ex husband separately. One loan one car so how do you charge 2 people who file separately the same amount and write-off!!! Crooks!!!

1 /5 Paul Jewell: Car was in an accident and I called for general information and spoke to …Jared .. in “retail customer service.” After talking with him for about 8 minutes I asked if he understood the general information I was needing, he said no. I asked to speak with someone else who might be able to understand, about 4 minutes went by going back and forth with Jared. I then asked for a supervisor and Jared seemed like he didn’t want to reach out to his supervisor even though I was highly irritated and I started yelling at him. I eventually did get to speak with a supervisor. She was definitely helpful, and her name was Genesis. 35minutes later I was able to get general info.

1 /5 Kevin & Dani Davis: Awful experience. We were initially approved and showed everything was good with our auto loan. After 2 weeks, the dealership still was not funded for the purchase of the vehicle, and Americredit asked for paystubs then bank statements. Even after providing this information 3 weeks after initial approval, and everything matching up to way more than amount provided, they refused to fund the loan.

1 /5 J L: Paid off my car in full while in chapter 13 bankruptcy. The amount I paid was the Kelly blue book value of the car at the time of filing the bankruptcy, on top of the payments I had already been making on the car for 2 years before that. When bankruptcy was dismissed, they repossessed the car, without notice because of they’re greedy. Kelly blue book value: $15,786.34 + $1,029.35 interest + $4,000.00 car payments x 2 years = $20,815.69 total, paid in full, for a used 2015 Toyota Camry. GM financial took the car, without warning, because they wanted an additional $4,000+ for it. They just took it so that they could resell it and make more money from it. On top of that, threatening to put a repo on my credit. They’re wicked, slimy and greedy.