Auto Lender Fails to Deliver Car Title After Loan Payoff
After paying off an auto loan, Ally Financial repeatedly sent the car title to incorrect addresses despite customer corrections. This forced the borrower to pursue a costly alternative lien release process. Auto lenders lack reliable title delivery workflows, leaving customers without proof of ownership.
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surfaced semanticallyAuto Lender Fails to Release Vehicle Title After Loan Payoff
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