Iwanted to try and borrow money. I searched the internet and found Buxton Brokerage. I did not have to give my social security number, only my name, date of birth. 2 days later, I was contacted with a message on voicemail stating that I was approved for a personal loan. I called he back. She, Gillian, asked me how much I wanted, $5,000.00 0r $7,000.00. I said $7,000.00. The terms were: No payment on the loan for 4 months. Payments would be $171.00includes 8.5 percent. Sounds good, right? Also, she statedI was turned down from the bank and their investor needed $840.00 for the first 4 months up front. Due to limited money, I could not do that. She called the lender and called me back stating I could pay $685.00. (Western Union, only.) She faxed over the paperwork of contracts, approval letter and promise to deposit the $7,000.00 in my bank. I sent my license, voided check and profit/loss statement as requested. The money was promised to be in the account 4-8.5 hours, never happened. Then promised ny morning, never happened, promised, next day, never happened. Here's the kicker: Our money was sent to Canada to a Brett Monterio.
I investigated the company... No business license, called the South Dakota Police. They have a magic jack for a phone, can't be traced.
Today is day 5. Promises were made, I will not be seeing my money, but everyone will be seeing what kind of dirty work they are doing. Never let anyone tell you to send them money for money.
The FBI is also contacted. I am on to The Attorney General next.
Never take a loan from Buxton Brokerage.investigate a company, first. I am sick!
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