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American Acceptance complaints

Consumers have filed 1 complaint about American Acceptance since 2015, none in the last 12 months. It answered 0% on time and closed 100% with relief for the customer. The most common problem is cont'd attempts collect debt not owed.

Rated once a company has 25+ complaints in 12 months. How it works

Complaints on record
1

Since March 2015

Last 12 months
0

new vs the year before

Answered on time
0%

Industry: 96.5%

Closed with relief
100%

Typical debt collector: 24%

Last 30 days
0

Newest: Mar 17, 2015

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American Acceptance complaints by month

The busiest month was March 2015 (1 complaint). Complaints rise with a company's size and with news, so compare trends rather than totals.

How American Acceptance answered all time

  • Closed with monetary relief1100%

"Closed with explanation" means the company replied but gave no money back and changed nothing. What each answer means

Top American Acceptance problems

Inside "Cont'd attempts collect debt not owed"

  • Debt is not mine 1

American Acceptance compared with other debt collectors

#CompanyScore12 monthsChangeOn timeReliefGrade
1Green SquareDebt collection1025new0%0%F
2EMoneyUSADebt collection5325+25%100%0%C
3Mullooly Jeffrey Rooney & FlynnDebt collection5625-4%100%0%C
4Credit World ServicesDebt collection4725+79%100%0%D
5Keynote ConsultingDebt collection1025+4%56%0%F
6Augusta Collection AgencyDebt collection1025new0%0%F
7Advance Bureau of CollectionsDebt collection1925+4%92%0%F
8American AcceptanceDebt collection-0new0%100%-

Compare side by side: American Acceptance vs Green Square · American Acceptance vs EMoneyUSA · American Acceptance vs Mullooly Jeffrey Rooney & Flynn · American Acceptance vs Credit World Services

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Latest American Acceptance complaints

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ReceivedAboutIssueStateAnswerOn time
Mar 17, 2015Debt collectionCont'd attempts collect debt not owedDebt is not mineINMoney backNo

Questions about American Acceptance

How many complaints does American Acceptance have?

American Acceptance has 1 complaint on record since March 2015, including 0 in the last 12 months and 0 in the last 30 days.

Does American Acceptance respond to complaints?

Yes. American Acceptance answered 0% of its complaints on time (within 15 days) and closed 100% with relief - money back or a fix. The rest were mostly closed with an explanation only.

What do people complain about most with American Acceptance?

The most common problems are cont'd attempts collect debt not owed (1).

Is American Acceptance legit?

American Acceptance is a real company with a public complaint record: consumers have complained about it 1 times and it answers through the official complaint process. Whether it is right for you depends on the details - see is American Acceptance legit? for the signals, red flags and how to protect yourself.

How do I file a complaint against American Acceptance?

Complain to American Acceptance in writing first and keep a copy. If it isn't fixed, file an official complaint with the federal consumer financial regulator - the company must answer, usually within 15 days. Our step-by-step guide: how to file a complaint against a company. Then share your experience here so others know.

Where do most American Acceptance complaints come from?

Most come from Indiana (1). Big states file more complaints, so the map shows complaints per 100,000 people.

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