On XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX XXXX XXXX was returned to XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX used car department of XXXX, Tx. This was a voluntary owner surrender of motor vehicleto lien holder Chase Financial Services Inc. where vehicle was originally purchased XXXX XXXX XXXX. As owner of XXXX XXXX I could no longer afford the monthly payments of {$490.00} per month, since retiring XXXX XXXX, and now currently drawing Social Security. Since returning vehicle to dealership, I have received numerous calls from Chase Financialservices in their unorthodox attempt at renegotiating another contract on the same vehiclefor which is totally unaffordable according to the in-house financing requirements they would have consumer expected to pay. On XXXX XXXX I received a phone call fromChase Financial Services again about XXXX yet this call was threatening and belligerent in nature from a manager within that organization. Under his terms if I did n't accept taking the XXXX back I would be subject to having my XXXX wages garnished by their dealership. I can consider this harassment and unethical practice towards consumer who no longer wants and can not afford dealing with Chase Financial Services Inc. especially after such a belligerent conversation from their management staff. As a XXXX XXXX Worth consumer and a XXXX Veteran I will certainly never do business again with Chase Financial Services. The rates for their used vehicles are tremendously over blown for any market financing, and unethical staffing does n't help theirrating in the community of XXXX. 
