Concordia Equity Group
Consumer Report
- 10-11-2011
- 36
I got a call from a Justin Newman saying that I was qualified for a $5,000 loan. I went through the application procedure and they said that I qualify for 8% at $161. However, I needed to pay $800 to secure the loan. Long story short, I paid it, sending the money through Western Union to a Blanca Fornseca in Barcelona, Spain. On the day that I was suppose to get the loan deposited in my account, I got a call from the manager William Gardner telling me the insurance department took a second look at my credit and said they needed another $800 to secure the loan. I was pretty ticked off and told them that I want my money back. He told me that, per terms and conditions of the contract, the money will be held for 30 days. At the end of September, I decided that I would NEED to pay them to get that $5000 because, since I paid them, we fell behind on bills pretty bad! So, like an idiot, I paid them again. Still didn't get my loan, now the number is no longer in service! There was a contract and everything... Isn't that considered embezelment? (ms) If anyone knows what I can do please let me know. We are now 2 months behind on bills and are getting notices from all our companies...
Company: Concordia Equity Group
Country: USA