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Debt Relief Scam Reports & Reviews (30)

- Collegeville, PA, USA • Feb 14, 2025
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I get calls daily from various numbers about debt consolidation loan that I did not apply to to call back and finalize it is insane

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- Seminole, OK, USA • Feb 08, 2025
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Equity Trust Group, Aurora and Violet. 5 calls in November and December of 2024 n 1 call on February 3, 2025 from an automated female voice. Different phone numbers, 844-996-4834 and 888-201-0255 ext 3 attempting to reach me regarding my potental government unpaid bills that were placed in a non collectible status. Donit pay on any more invoices until speaking to us. We are informing you about impending asset, liens and banking restrictions. All these can be addressed through arrangements under the new federal economic recovery policy by taking action now, before it's too late. Call us back at (the numbers I listed above in this message.). Messages were not word for word but very close.

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- Chicago, IL, USA • Jan 28, 2025
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Over 20 calls in a day. Attempting to help with financial relief

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- Spring City, PA, USA • Jan 23, 2025
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Was looking for the bureau service got the bureau helpline telephone number 855-559-0220. I got a guy named Cyril his telephone number 888-820-2560. He asked me for Social Security number. Date of birth said to download IdentityIQ I put a password and everything from Experian to Equifax to Trans Union report all that came out and he charge me a dollar and said that they were gonna help me too dispute a credit card that I don’t have and that they were going to charge me a service agreement for $298 I told him I didn’t have that kind of money so he told me to wait until next month and they could take it out of my account and they could proceed with the with the dispute.

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- Lake Hughes, CA, USA • Jan 20, 2025
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I received a phone call from Atlas with information regarding my debt. The representative said they could cut my debt in half. they work with two other companies a billing companies a billing company and a Law firm company. after a year they claim creditor will only settle for something close to the original debt. they raise your original payments by almost double. they also use the law firm to intimidate you into signing a new contract. I was finally forced to just pay them off. I paid $7000.00 more than my debt.

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- Westview, KY, USA • Dec 14, 2024
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I received a letter from Mr Green, the underwriting manager for the Economic Injury Relief Center. The letter was addressed to me at my home address. The letter stated that the underwriting department had just issued pre-approval to me for a single, reduced monthly payment plan. In the body of the letter was a jpeg of a check number 23000 for $85000 made out to me, which the letter claimed was a ready to use check. There was no bank name on the check, however, the routing number was 012040186. The account number was listed as 000x00190, which is obviously not a legitimate account number. The letter named the finance department, Mr Green and John Franklin as contacts, all with email addresses @economicinjuryrelief.com. There was a post it note. The note was addressed to me. It instructed me to call John for relief with the phone number 844-889-8912.

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- Washington, DC, USA • Nov 20, 2024
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The scammer left the following voicemail:

Hi there, this is Jamie from the debt management Center's approvals Department. I'm calling because I noticed you were interested in consolidating your bills and credit card payments into one lower monthly payment. We can help you reduce your payments by up to 50%, and get you out of debt in as little as 2 to 4 years. You may qualify for $10,000 to $50,000 with funds typically transferred within one business day the best part our services free won't impact your credit score and let you compare the most competitive rates available. Plus you could be eligible for an emergency relief program that's interest free. I'd love to discuss your options and help you find the best solution. Please call us back at 866-477-1782. I look forward to speaking with you. Thanks.

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- Camdenton, MO, USA • Oct 21, 2024
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Unsolicited loan offer

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- Manassas, VA, USA • Oct 18, 2024
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They left me a message regarding offering a debt relief of $42,000 based on a federal debt relief that they have been reaching out to me for and it being Friday. I have reported it as junk before but somehow they keep using a different extension and it comes from what appears to be a different state. Somehow they have my number, they keep giving that exact same amount and have my name and enough information to know enough about my finances whereby if I weren’t educated, they could easily come across to someone else as a legitimate business. It’s very frustrating and in this day and age it’s frightening.

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- Houston, TX, USA • Oct 16, 2024
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This suppose to Debt Consolidate Company. Once I look over my budget I decide this was not a good time for me to accept their service. So I call to cancel the service. I'm getting the run around in cancelling the service before Oct 25, 2024. They keep telling me I have to talk to cancellation department. For two day I been calling cancellation department no answer. Luckily I did get someone in cancellation department and when I start telling her I want to cancel service the call dropped how convenient. Called back no answer. Please help or point me in direct to get service cancel before they hit my bank account on 25th of this month.

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- Newport News, VA, USA • Sep 13, 2024
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The caller stated he was from Chase Bank and someone on the west coast was trying to get credit in my name. Since I lived on the east coast and the person did not know vital information, the bank stated it brought up a red flag. The caller had all my information, account number, social security number which I did not provide. Stated he would protect my account and report to the credit bureau agencies. He then asked me to hold on to talk to the security department with the complaint #EL2977838. When this person came on the line, he stated did I know about the federal law FCRA FDCTA. I did not have to pay back Chase or any of my credit card companies. I asked "why would the bank not want me to pay back their debt". I told Oliver I was going to call Chase Bank myself and hung up. When I called Chase, they had no record of calling me and my account was not hacked. She stated within the last few minutes they received information from Freedom Debt Relief to not collect any payments from me and had 4 other credit card companies listed. She called the phone number I had and was told it was not a good number. She gave me the number to the attorney for Freedom, David Parker, 215-610-5869 ext 21046. I called him and he apologized for what happened and wanted to find out the situation, I was the third complaint this week. I told him I did not want any of this and it was a scam. He said they were not, and I told him the person who called stated he was with Chase Bank, which was false. I told him I did not want any of my credit cards taken over by Freedom Debt Relief. He then went on about how I'm an elder person on social security, etc. and that I was being taken advantage of. I told him I will call all my creditors and let them know this was fraud and complain to BBB. If the government is letting these companies utilize telemarketers, I've listed my cellphone number with the do not call list however I still am getting spam calls. This company is using scare tactics, then unbeknown to the person, have them signed up with Freedom Debt Relief. Someone needs to stop them. I called the other creditors except one since they're paid off and put a notation not to accept anything from Freedom Debt Relief.

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- Oxford, MS, USA • Sep 11, 2024
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This company is claiming to help individuals repair their credit. This company is misleading customers by intentionally prolonging services to charge customers more money for a longer period of time. The companies owner, Samia, is selling fake hope to vulnerable customers who are desperate for credit relief. Samia uses social media to target clients, instagram, TikTok, Facebook. I should’ve caught the red flag when I noticed that the business name is Pursuit of Wealth, INC. and on social media goes by the name of Queen Consulting. Once, I noticed the potential scam. I cancelled her services out of fear and she is now threatening to place items on my credit report in retaliation. I do plan on pursuing further action.

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- San Rafael, CA, USA • Sep 10, 2024
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My mom was targeted by Accelerated Debt Solutions to help her negotiate a credit card debt for a recently purchased timeshare. They told her that they had to pay her $20,000 upfront, and said that she should ignore any incoming calls or contact from American Express (the credit card she owes money to), as well as any court notices. After 90 days, they said the "debt negotiation team" would contact her. This was in a letter dated 4/17/24. She has only received automated calls from them periodically, stating that they are working on her case. In the meantime, American Express has just recently filed a court case against her.

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- Fountain Valley, CA, USA • Aug 15, 2024
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They text me that they can help with Debt solution once I talked to them they said they were all litigation debt solution they are not going to it’s a new program and then had all my information took my information that I needed it was up to about $40,000 of debt they created a plan that if I pay $120 every two weeks then I would be able to get all my debt Paid off with about $1400 and 36 months and they said they were a law firm

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• Sep 19, 2024
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Did you utilize the services they offer? Are they not a real debt consultant firm? I have worked with some legit attorneys and credit consolidation places in the past. So, they looked legit to me. However, I am just trying to figure out if they stand by their terms and conditions?

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- Henderson, NV, USA • Jun 21, 2024
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They offer a debt consolidation service however, six months later they fail to complete service.

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- Bethlehem, PA, USA • Jun 13, 2024
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Financial Freedom, Jason Wheeler and Ben Garcia. Eliminating debt on high interest credit cards! Call monitored and recorded. Paying interest only balances not coming down. Not legal according to the Fair Credit Reporting Act! Will charge service fees to two of four credit cards!

Used a fake moniker for service fee charges so cc will not know who it is! PAW Winter Park USA. Will not have to pay service fees! Call monitored and recorded.

Phone number (786)926-3135. voice mailbox full!

Also received call from Experian (315) 724-4022. Initially got a call from Bank of America

telling me that someone tried to open a cc in my name with my ss for $6,000.00 in Dallas TX. Was told it was taken care of. I live in PA! Then received call from Experian who transferred me to FINANCIAL FREEDOM! I do not have an account with Bank of America!

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***** *** ***. These people are the worst...preying upon people trying to find a solution to get out of Debt. Instead, they mislead and gave one false

promises that would lead to getting your financial life back. The program was front loaded splitting your monies covering Lawyer fee, and administrative cost

leaving with nothing in your principle balance. Out $4,000.00 my account balance was whooping $75.00 after seeing my summary report, I requested cancellation of this service. It's a should be asked the Law for how that prey on the American public. These people are BAD NEWS

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- Mokena, IL, USA
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Credit repair company took all my personal information and logins and debit card number. When i called the number back, it was a car dealership not a credit repair company 2405287663

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- New York, NY, USA
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Caller described themselves as a lending organization that would lend up to $60,000 to help people pay off high-interest credit cards.

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- Little River, SC, USA
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Transferred to a debt restructuring company after my husband was told fraudulent funds were taken and his SS number was stolen.

The debt agent said he could help by negotiating with 7 creditors if we paid up front. We then would pay balance after one year with no interest.

He sent us a document that said they were to take the money out of two credit cards and it is NON REFUNDABLE.

We researched company today and realized we got scammed and called to freeze our cards from which the money for their services would pay.

The agent said company is in TX but the document says Cheyenne WY and the phone number he gave was for Bayonne NJ???

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