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They said they recovered money from companies I had given money to in the past.
By: May 19, 2017They told me they had recovered $3588 from companies who are convicted of timeshare fraud. They deposited $3588 into a credit card account of mine. They wanted me to wire transfer $1225 to a bank that did not match the routing number or account number that they gave me. The address they gave me was to a little house in Miami. Ross Consulting Network is not listed as a business at all. They said that if I wire transferred the money that they would not get any of my account information but that was not true my bank notified me.
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My demands:
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Put them out of business
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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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Also reported:
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Monetary damages:
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$0.00
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Additional information
1071 NW 190th Terrace, Miami, FL 33169
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