I understand that people make mistakes, as I am one of them. Twice over I might add. I thought that if there was one company out there that was fraudulent, there just might be a company out there that wasn't. I made that mistake.
Global financial, I have done research on, and have traced them to a lawsuit in Florida. They are finding information on them, per address, phone number, etc. They are linked to many companies, obviously, and have swindled many hard working people out of the money they use to pay bills.
I personally have a vendetta against these people, employees or owners - I don't care. I have seen to it that not only my states attorney, but the attorney general knows about these companies - all of them, and what they do along with all addresses and phone numbers with some recorded conversations to justify my side and many others. Justification I might add that verifies not only fraudulent claims, but neglegence as well.
For all of those reading, including the post-employees that don't give a damn, maybe you should look into the penalties under purgery and neglegence, and fraud. Those three are enough to put someone in jail for over 50 years. That is only monies up to $100,000.
Try constituting $288,000, 000 into that one. Yes, two hundred eighty eight million dollars. That is just so far.
To all the unfortunates out there, don't listen to all these people who just tell you to chalk it up as a learning experience. Go the distance. I have, and it's not only made it better on me knowing that eventually these companies will not only fall, but pay restitution for all involved. Yes, this does include employees. So without further ado, I will get down to the true point.
I don't care what kind of company this is, nor do I care about the people who have dishonestly taken money from me, what I care about is the hard earned money that I spent trying to better myself on a fraudulent claim. It's not that us people that work hard for our money are desperate, only seeking to make things right for ourselves. Noticeably, it's fairly obvious to say that for whatever reasons they had for targetting the lower end of the monetary pole, they still couldn't get it right. Why not target the rich people, that have way more money than us? Because they don't NEED what you offer. They don't have the need for financial stability that us poorer folk do. But, one thing I must say. Either way, you all will get what is coming to you. Did you really think that the people that work hard for their money would just let something like this go? You are sadly mistaken.
I have contacts from around the U.S. Equalling almost 35,000 people. Some military people. And those people are categorizing you all as terrorists in the financial division. You better watch who you play around with. I myself am a former military person, and will see to it that I use every resource possible to not only get MY money back, but everyone elses as well. Not to mention the financial strain you have put on my shoulders now. So whatever you do, just watch your back. I have many watching mine.
Oh, one more thing. If anyone decides to rebutt this message in defense of yourselves or the company, don't waste your time. I don't care. You have done me an injustice, and now it's my turn to return the favor. The only difference is, I will do it legally.
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