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Hi! I work for a large auto loan lender. I have NEVER heard of a practice limiting where you can drive your car. I would imagine it would be bad for business (e
by geoduck14 6y ago
Hi! I work for a large auto loan lender. I have NEVER heard of a practice limiting where you can drive your car. I would imagine it would be bad for business (e.g., here's a car, you can't use it that much, have fun!).
Personally, I would protest VERY loud if I found my company was doing this.
Also, I'm mostly certain we do have trackers on many of our cars, and I would imagine the data is transmitted securely so husbands can't use that signal.
- TomK32 6y ago> ... I would imagine the data is transmitted securely so husbands can't use that signal. It won't matter if the data is transmitted (and stored) securely, a husband concerned about his wife will have enough data about the auto contract to use some social engineering and get the car's location from the lender.
- gjs278 6y agohi! you don’t work for a ghetto auto lender. they require very little money down and they charge insane interest rates. and don’t care about your credit. that’s why the cars are such a flight risk.