Fraudulent Debt Relief Scheme Reports & Reviews (2)
Fraudulent Debt Relief Scheme Contacts
If you know any contact information for Fraudulent Debt Relief Scheme, help other victims by adding it!
Add new contacts
SCAMPULSE
|
SCAMPULSE
If you know any contact information for Fraudulent Debt Relief Scheme, help other victims by adding it!
They stated they were contacting her about a possible fraudulent charge of $800
They transferred her to what she was told was Expeiran Credit Bureau - the agent there said you are a senior citizen and entitled to lower interest rates; they shared that debt settlement could be an option and transferred her again to National Debt Solutions, then to Accelerated Debt Solutions. They had both my mother and father e-sign documents under duress (1 hour, 37 min call, was the first call) but stated they could reduce their debt in about 12 months for various credit cards if they paid them two separate payments of $9,990 and $2,910. They did all of this on a Saturday and gave my mom a break on the phone and told her to call back with her credit card information 219-200-5932 - Carrie Tony would be helping her going forward and there are 6 interactions that totalled more than 75 minutes for the conversations with Carrie. She called me, her daughter on Sunday to share all that had happened and later that night I drove 100 miles to may parents house to review everything in detail. The e-sign documentation is very intimidating and everything is stated as non-refundable, and no guarantees, etc. After conducting more research, I believed the right thing for my parents to do was to cancel the charges for 9990 that were pending and reported the scam. We intend to invoke the buyer's remorse clause, although I am unsure it applies in this case. My father is a disabled Marine Veteran who earned a Purple Heart and both he and my mother have been violated horribly. There were names on the agreement that was sent via FoxIt e-sign.