Okay, so I'm not the only one these A holes tried. I send my regards to those that did get ripped off.
On the 21st of October, I received a call. The accents were very thick so I didn't catch their name off the bat. Either way I wouldn't have known that this was a scam. They promised me the same thing, Guaranteed $6,000 for only a $298 processing fee.
Immediately I knew this was too good to be true, in my situation I need a new car. So that I would feel better, I asked if the package being sent is paperwork that I would have to sign and then they would review it. They said no and that they only contact pre-approved people. So my closing date was to be the 31st.
I also waited about 25 minutes then the foreign lady said that it takes 3 days before my information is uploaded into the system. So i would have to call back then. I finally got their company name.
So about 3-4 days later, I decide to call. Just when I was going to, I figured, they should have a website and maybe I can skip the BS.
When I searched google, immediately I saw the FRAUD from this very site. I read it and it was the exact same. Pissed and disappointed too, I decide to call and curse them out. However they do have my information and what is to stop them from taking it out early.
So instead I went to my Bank and closed my account and put a stop payment on anything that is going to be taken out the 31st.
So I figure I can call back then and give them he*.
Protect yourselves people, if it sounds too good to be true, it very well might be. So just ask for their information and ask them to call you back in any scenario. Do your research then decide. Most likely this site has many fraud companies on file. And you'll probably see the same suggestions.
Trung
Santa Ana, California
U.S.A.
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