210-401-9912
TX, US
 | John j 2013-09-18 01:45:23 Unknown |
210-401-9912 do not call, or pick up they phone call they are scam!!!
| THIS IS INDIAN SCAMMERS 2013-09-09 22:31:17 Unknown |
Warning signs of a possible scam...
Scammers ask for money upfront over the phone for any reason, including:
1 a processing charge
2 first payment in advance
3 sign of good faith
4 finders fee
They ask for your banking information (account number and routing number) over the phone
They ask for your credit card information over the phone
They ask you for your social security number over the phone
They are calling from outside the U.S.
They threaten or try to intimidate, you in any way, to try to get you to send them money
They tell you you have done something wrong or illegal in order to persuade you to send them money
They may operate a web site with out an SSL (read more about SSLs: http://www.networksolutions.com/education/what-is-an-ssl-certificate/)
Things to remember about loan fraud
Faking a phone number is easy with technology that Google and other companies provide. It's even possible to get a phone number with a U.S. area code in any town or state, while operating outside the U.S.
It's also common for fraudsters to use logos of real companies and even reference a real companies web site and address counting on you not to verify the loan offer.
A legitimate loan company will never ask your for money prior to you receiving your loan proceeds.
The best way to check to make sure the offer is real is to call the number you see on the companies web site and then check the BBB to see if they have complaints. Even companies that aren't paying the BBB or registered with them will have a file on complaints that is maintained by the BBB. The companies phone number will appear there as well. You can always call that number to confirm the company is on the up and up.
Please read more on how to stay safe here! http://www.fbi.gov/scams-safety
And if you believe you are already a victim of fraud, don't be embarrassed or ashamed. The criminals are very skilled at stealing money and unfortunately have a lot of practice. Report the crime to the FBI: http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx
We want you to do business with us, but above all we want you to be safe while you are looking for a loan!
Note to the scammers:
We see the pain you cause people. You are at this time unworthy cowards and you are evil in your actions. You are bringing shame to your families and to all of us, through your lack of care for others. Reading this likely causes you anger. It should not. You do not have to do the things you are doing to steal from and hurt people. The skills you have could be used to make a legitimate living. Remember, you have a limitless number of choices and you can change your destiny at any point in time. Do the right thing from this moment forward and come out from the dark place where you are now waisting away your very limited and precious life.
With hope for all of us,
Kurt Artecona
CEO Advanced Loan Systems LLC.
Scammers ask for money upfront over the phone for any reason, including:
1 a processing charge
2 first payment in advance
3 sign of good faith
4 finders fee
They ask for your banking information (account number and routing number) over the phone
They ask for your credit card information over the phone
They ask you for your social security number over the phone
They are calling from outside the U.S.
They threaten or try to intimidate, you in any way, to try to get you to send them money
They tell you you have done something wrong or illegal in order to persuade you to send them money
They may operate a web site with out an SSL (read more about SSLs: http://www.networksolutions.com/education/what-is-an-ssl-certificate/)
Things to remember about loan fraud
Faking a phone number is easy with technology that Google and other companies provide. It's even possible to get a phone number with a U.S. area code in any town or state, while operating outside the U.S.
It's also common for fraudsters to use logos of real companies and even reference a real companies web site and address counting on you not to verify the loan offer.
A legitimate loan company will never ask your for money prior to you receiving your loan proceeds.
The best way to check to make sure the offer is real is to call the number you see on the companies web site and then check the BBB to see if they have complaints. Even companies that aren't paying the BBB or registered with them will have a file on complaints that is maintained by the BBB. The companies phone number will appear there as well. You can always call that number to confirm the company is on the up and up.
Please read more on how to stay safe here! http://www.fbi.gov/scams-safety
And if you believe you are already a victim of fraud, don't be embarrassed or ashamed. The criminals are very skilled at stealing money and unfortunately have a lot of practice. Report the crime to the FBI: http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx
We want you to do business with us, but above all we want you to be safe while you are looking for a loan!
Note to the scammers:
We see the pain you cause people. You are at this time unworthy cowards and you are evil in your actions. You are bringing shame to your families and to all of us, through your lack of care for others. Reading this likely causes you anger. It should not. You do not have to do the things you are doing to steal from and hurt people. The skills you have could be used to make a legitimate living. Remember, you have a limitless number of choices and you can change your destiny at any point in time. Do the right thing from this moment forward and come out from the dark place where you are now waisting away your very limited and precious life.
With hope for all of us,
Kurt Artecona
CEO Advanced Loan Systems LLC.
| chad jones 2013-09-06 17:51:45 Prank Call |
this number will take your money do not answer
| VB 2013-09-05 23:33:40 Unknown |
It's a scam don't call them back! They call u and tell u u've been approved for a loan from $2000-$6000! Then they ask u to verify that you have at least $400 in ur bank account to prove that you can repay the loan! If not they ask that you put $250 dollars on a vanilla reload network prepaid card that you can purchase from cvs, put the money on the card then give them the numbers to verify!! Immediately I knew it was a scam & decided to google it! My suspicions were right!!! They'll take your hard earned money & run!!!
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