Due to a pending divorce, my wife decided not to make the car payment for 3 months. As a result of this, the vehicle was repossessed. Ally financial, the loan originator, sent me a letter on XXXX stating their intent to sell the vehicle by XXXX. Their letter stated that I could get the vehicle back if I paid the past due payments plus late fees and towing charges. The letter instructed that I could make the payment by cashiers check, XXXX XXXX or money gram. After contacting ally on XXXX for the exact amount owed to get the vehicle back, I made a payment of {$2700.00} via XXXX XXXX by phone as instructed per their letter. 4 days later and hours spent on the phone and they still have n't released my vehicle to me. The reason they state is that I used XXXX XXXX speed pay instead of XXXX XXXX quick collect. Nowhere in their letter does it specify to use XXXX XXXX quick collect. I have paid the balance in full and ally refuses to either refund my money so I csn pay via quick collect or release my vehicle to me. Ally has stated that they will apply my payment to the remaining vehicle balance but that is not why I paid this amount. {$2700.00} was paid to ally for the sole purpose of getting my vehicle back from repossession. This is fraud and deceptive business practices. I have also contacted the Missouri attorney general to file a complaint. 
