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Complaint 32452764 Westlake Financial

Explained
Product
Vehicle loan or lease · Loan
Detail
Deficiency balance after repossession
From
North Carolina 28371
Filed by
Web
Company's answer
Closed with explanation
On time
Yes, within 15 days
  1. Nov 10, 2026Complaint received
  2. Nov 10, 2026Sent to Westlake Financial
  3. AnsweredClosed with explanation

Closed with explanation: the company replied and explained its position, but gave no money back and changed nothing. The consumer's own description is not published with this record.

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More Westlake Financial complaints about repossession

ReceivedAboutIssueStateAnswerOn time
Nov 11, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionCompany explaining amount owedCAExplainedYes
Nov 11, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionCompany explaining amount owedTXExplainedYes
Nov 10, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionAccount reinstatement or redemption after repossessionMNExplainedYes
Nov 7, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionLoan balance remaining after the vehicle is repossessed and soldTNExplainedYes
Nov 6, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionNotice to repossessNYExplainedYes
Nov 6, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionAccount reinstatement or redemption after repossessionNVExplainedYes
Nov 5, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionVoluntary repossessionSCExplainedYes
Nov 4, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionLoan balance remaining after the vehicle is repossessed and soldNVExplainedYes
Nov 4, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionDeficiency balance after repossessionMSExplainedYes
Nov 3, 2026Auto loans & leasesRepossessionLender trying to repossess or disable the vehicleTXExplainedYes

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