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CFPB sues auto dealer for illegally locking cars, re-possessing vehicles, other shady activities

Por: ABC News Business August 02, 2023

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NEW YORK -- The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Wednesday sued USASF Servicing, the financial arm of a chain of auto dealerships found mostly in the South, alleging the company committed a laundry list of illegal practices, like disabling borrowers' cars, double-billing customers, and illegally repossessing cars.The bureau is seeking to get millions of dollars in refunds for thousands of USASF customers, as well as impose fines and... + full article



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