They called a cell phone. Pretending to be with bank of America. They had all of our personal info. Said they were going to lower our credit card rates and save us between $3,000-$5,000. They charged $895 to our credit card and sent us info. The info they sent had a fake phone #. Then, we got a ...
I signed up for this thinking it would consolidate my debts. After the initial review, I decided this was not what I wanted so I called for a refund. I filled out the refund paperwork and sent it back in. I called several times about my refund and was told it would be in my account by a certain day ...
Financial Knowledge Network Inc. Most definitely IS a scam! The reason it is a scam, is because they target senior citizens with a high pressure pitch, and then refuse to refund them when they finally get off the phone and think about what they agreed to. The bulk of the company's resources are ...
Red-flag Number One: Financial Knowledge Network called me over and over and left messages on my house and cell phones. I generally do not answer phone numbers I do not recognize especially since I have been recovering from a major concussion a little over a year ago... But these guys kept calling ...
I worked for one week as a Financial Health Educator for Financial Educational Services website financialknowledgenetwork.org. Here is what I found out. They have a F Rating with the BBB. They take advantage of the elderly. They promise to lower your rates on your credit cards and have a money back ...