Centurion Financial Benefits
Ripoff - fraudulent advertising and wrongful theft of money

The subject company, Centurion Financial Benefits, deliberatly and wrongfully stole $249 USD from me. They offered a $2000 line of unsecured credit that I was going to use to consolidate some bills. They take your money and within several weeks you get a box with applications for stored credit cards (debit cards that you have to deposit money into).in the cases of many, Centurion falsely advertised and has scammed them.

Their operating address is 33 Elm St., Champlain, N.Y. But actually, the company is based in Toronto, Ontario. You can contact the office of New York District Attorney Eliot Spitzer, Consumer Fraud, but it's not likely that they can get your money back because these thieves move around alot, according to an employee at Mr. Spitzer's office.

Good luck out there if you were scammed by Centurion.

Robert
Pasadena, Texas
U.S.A.

Company: Centurion Financial Benefits
Country: USA
State: New York
City: Champlin
Address: 33 Elm Street

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