1/5 Anonymous Review C. 7 years ago on Google
I
am
deeply
disturbed
by
a
SRPFCU
membership
drive
commercial
that
I
just
viewed,
and
I
find
it
necessary
to
submit
this
Google
Review.
I
am
submitting
it
Anonymously,
and
have
hopes
that
I
may
save
someone
from
the
trouble
of
becoming
a
member
of
this
bank.
My
customer
experience
with
SRPFCU
was
horrible.
At
first,
I
was
not
a
member
of
the
bank,
and
attempted
to
gain
membership
by
applying
for
an
auto
loan.
I
had
a
decent
credit
score,
but
the
result
was
a
denial.....(which
should
have
been
a
HINT).
I
waited
six
months.....paid
off
credit
cards,......
and
I
gained
an
auto
loan
through
a
car
dealership
on
a
different
pre-owned
SUV.
This
loan
had
decent
terms,
including
payment
and
interest
rate,
but
there
was
room
for
improvement.
The
next
month,
I
became
a
member
of
SRPFCU
by
opening
a
Savings
Account,
and
within
a
few
months
I
applied
for
a
new
loan
on
a
newer
model
car
with
lower
miles.
All
of
these
cars
and
SUVs
were
once
dream
cars.
By
purchasing
this
newer
car
I
wanted
to
gain
a
lower
interest
rate,
payment
and
further
build
my
credit.
I
also
purchased
this
car
for
better
fuel
economy.
Although
this
application
was
successful,
my
problems
had
just
begun.
I
wondered
if
I
was
moving
too
fast,
or
if
my
car
was
too
attractive.
Becoming
a
member
of
SRPFCU
turned
out
to
be
the
worst
decision
that
I
have
ever
made.
The
relationship
was
extremely
strange
and
weird
at
times.
I
made
timely
payments,
and
usually
tried
to
pay
three
months
in
advance.
The
eerie
feeling
never
went
away,
and
it
still
lingers.
Eventually
I
learned
the
reason
why
being
a
member
of
this
Credit
Union
always
had
an
air
of
caution.
Things
changed
(for
the
worst)
rapidly
after
gaining
the
SRPFCU
loan
on
this
newer
luxury
model
sports
car.
There
are
things
that
I
will
not
discuss
in
this
Anonymous
Post,
but
I
must
once
again
state
that
being
a
member
of
SRPFCU
was
not
good
for
me.
Within
six
months,
I
was
almost
forced
to
purchase
another
car....and
all
though
SRPFCU
willingly
accepted
this
loan....on
another
dream
car.....the
strange/
weird/
cautious
feeling
never
left.
My
roller
coaster
of
a
life
continued
for
three
more
years.......as
I
continued
to
drive
this
third
auto,.....and
the
eerie
feeling
never
left.
During
these
three
years,
I
also
called
the
Credit
Union
to
inquire
about
purchasing
a
home,
and
was
turned
away
during
the
telephone
interview.
All
the
while
the
Asset
Recovery
Department
of
the
Bank
wanted
to
take
ownership
of
my
cars.......and
sell
them
for
pennies
on
the
dollar......to
their
friends.
THIS
IS
THE
BUYER
BEWARE
NOTICE
TO
ALL
LOAN
APPLICANTS
WHO
ARE
CONDUCTING
RESEARCH
ON
THIS
BANK.
BEWARE.
NOT
EVERYONE
AT
THE
BANK
WANTS
"YOU"
TO
LIVE
"YOUR
DREAM
LIFE."
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