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Loan Scam
By: Jul 07, 2017They called me and said I could get a 10000 dollar loan with payments of 198.04 a month they asked if I had a new car or a home. I could make 4 payments up front to pay collateral 793.00 and I wouldn't have to make a payment till October. I would have to send them the 793.00 western unions. that didn't work out so had to send it MoneyGram. I did that then they wanted 850.00 more for insurance for loan told them it wouldn't work originally he told me insurance was optional. The loan would be in my account in 4 hours. After 4 hours I got a call from underwriting stating to get my loan Id have to pay the insurance. I told them I wanted my money of 793,00 refunded they told me in 14-30 days I would get 100 to700 back. I have called them but a phone is disconnected. Sent an Email but got that back unanswered.
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My demands:
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My money back all of it
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User Recommendation:
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I don't recommend them
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Resolution:
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Unresolved
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Identity Theft Risk:
- HIGH RISK Click for the explanation.
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Also reported:
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Monetary damages:
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$793.00
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