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Additional Information for Better Auto Equity Loans of DE, LLC

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Location of This Business
1241 Churchmans Rd, Newark, DE 19713-2149
BBB File Opened:
6/22/2010
Years in Business:
15
Business Started:
8/25/2009
Business Incorporated:
8/25/2009
Type of Entity:
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Alternate Business Name
  • Auto Equity Loans
Business Management
  • Mr. David Levi, Owner
  • Mr. James Milonas, Client Services Associate
Contact Information

Principal

  • Mr. David Levi, Owner
Additional Contact Information

Fax Numbers

  • (480) 307-8353
    Primary Fax

Phone Numbers

Website Addresses

Additional Business Information
Pending Government Action
Government Action: BBB reports on known government actions involving business’ marketplace conduct:
Auto Equity Settlement for PA Consumers
https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/taking-action/vehicle-loan-consumers-will-get-back-705000-from-predatory-title-loan-company-via-ag-settlement/

Settlement with Auto Equity Loans also Results in Debt Cancellation for Pennsylvanians

HARRISBURG – Attorney General Michelle Henry today announced a settlement with a Delaware-based title loan company that levied illegal interest rates — with some borrowers paying more than 200% in annual interest.

As a result of the OAG’s recent settlement, Auto Equity Loans of DE, LLC (“AEL”) will refund $705,000 in unlawful interest charges to consumers who fell victim to the scheme. In addition, the settlement requires AEL to cancel and stop accepting payments on all remaining car title loans to Pennsylvanians – worth more than $1 million in debt cancellation.

AEL no longer operates as a car title loan business.

As part of today’s settlement, AEL and its successors, agents, owners, employees, and officers are prohibited from ever again making vehicle title loans to Pennsylvania residents.
Consumers who believe they have been taken advantage of by similar practices at another car title lender should file a complaint online or contact the Office of Attorney General at [email protected] or 1-800-441-2555.

The AEL settlement was filed in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas by Assistant Director for Consumer Financial Protection Nicholas Smyth. 
Serving Area
  • 19808
Referral Assistance
  • Delaware Banking Commission
    1110 Forrest Avenue
    Dover DE 19901
    Phone Number: 302-739-4235
    Fax Number: (302) 739-2356
    https://banking.delaware.gov/
    [email protected]
Business Categories
Title Loans, Small Business Loans

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