Credit Concepts a third party CONSUMER lender gave an approval to finance XXXX to cover the remaining amount of a vehicle we could n't pay in cash. We fiilled out a consumer application for a vehicle loan. AutoTrack the dealer let us know they Credit Concepts declined to lend XXXX more then XXXX as credit concepts said the amount we were asking for was out side " their '' first time buyer max of XXXX. We could only pay a max of XXXX cash so the dealer on his own account sent them a fraudulent claim of a possible security interest in a trade in vehicle we have never owned this made the deal look sweet enough to prompt Credit Concepts to up the amount they would loan to us by an extra XXXX for a total amount of XXXX. It states in all the financial documents that our XXXX was due at the same time funding was released for the XXXX evidencing this was not a sale at " retail '' or an extension of credit from the dealer. This was not a RSIC up for purchase nor assignment this was direct lending from credit concepts to provide my husband with the remaining amount of the vehicles selling price we could not cover with cash to buy the XXXX at no point did the dealer ever intend on being the XXXX " financing '' the deal! Credit concepts has a Consumer lending license under the state of Washington and the ability to purchase " contracts '' however, there is XXXX material element that would be required to " purchase a contract '' and that would be A PRE-EXISTING CONTRACT TO A ALREADY COMPLETED TRANSACTION. I can have my attorney provide copies of the contract if need be i will be attaching the financial paperwork. There is a consumer application for some reason when they sent us a copy they cut off the bottom part where is was signed anyways the bank named is XXXX XXXX bank now referred to as XXXX Bank and its creditor associates namely being Credit Concepts in our case. I provided a copy of the VPO that the dealer sent over as a deal sweetener with a security interest trade in of a jeep compass. I also included the denial and then approval letter from the lender Credit Concepts. 
