I called CRN on 02/15 for info on a homebuying program to purchase foreclosures. I was told my debit card to my ck. Acct. Would be billed $1.99 for a 30 day trial peroid. I explained to the rep. That I was retired on a fixed income and didn't have much money in my acct. He reassured me that I would ...
On December 3rd 2011 I heard the radio commercial for foreclosed home listings by the consumer resource network. I called and talked with a salesman named Tony. No last name. I signed up for what I was told would be a one free month trial with 1.99 charged for shipping and handling of the lists. I ...
Customer Resource Network. The corporation may signal you up for issues you've not approved, and certainly will consider cash from the bill without permission. Despite eliminating out their first error in 2/28 they return my money in my experience. Below its 2 weeks later plus they required cash ...
I was so excited to learn that I could afford a new home and move closer to my sick Mother. I found several homes that were in my price range and called a realtor. It turned out that all of the homes had been sold. One had been sold over 4 months ago! My question simply is; What good is it to know ...
Consumer Resource Network is a scam. Their company is based in California and advertises on popular radio stations around the country at high-advertising hours. The ads are for "Free listings of foreclosed homes" or for a fee of 1.99$ (and your credit card information) you can have the ...
The television commercial for this service (foreclosed homes under $1,000.) is very mis-leading. I believe this is false advertising upon reviewing materials that were received in the mail. There was no mention in the commercial of any kind of membership which the representative had tried to ...