Len Stoler Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
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BEWARE of FINANCE MANAGER
Written by 07/29/2008
onI have worked with many finance managers and loan officers. I know that there are fees that most of us don't "get" but the guy here was absolutly a [violative content deleted], tried to charge me for a transfer of a MANUFACTURES warranty. Chrysler does not condone this. I called them immeadiatly after meeting with Mr. Gonzalez and found out he was charging me for no other reason than me sitting in his chair for less than 5 minutes. I would find a different solution to financing than trusting this guy. Sorry Len Stoler, but until he is gone, i would never use your services nor would i reccomend them.
- Recommend this dealer? No
- Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? No
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jchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing.
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing.
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing.
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing.
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing.
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing.
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing.
*i do not have an affiliation with len stoler. i am simply replying to this review to help this person understand what the charges were for. plese email me before deleting if i did not adhere to the admin's imaginary rules of posting, because i can't seem to find out why this keeps getting deleted.
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing.
Reportjchen1 on 12/06/2010
the reason you were charged is probably because you didn't buy the warranty at the same dealership that you tried canceling it at. if a warranty is bought at one dealership and canceled at another, that finance manager is personally charged back for it. why should he be charged just because you decided not to cancel it where you bought it? it's not his fault. that's probably the charge that you were seeing.
*i am not affiliated with this dealership. there, happy edmunds?
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