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  • Report:  #305345

Complaint Review: 48 HOUR LOAN CENTER

48 HOUR LOAN CENTER 48-HOUR LOAN RIPPED ME OFF OF $2000 FOR A LOAN PORTLAND Maine

  • Reported By:
    rochester New York
  • Submitted:
    Sat, February 02, 2008
  • Updated:
    Sat, February 23, 2008
  • 48 HOUR LOAN CENTER
    301-66EARL ST.
    PORTLAND, Maine
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    866-781-2874
  • Category:

I applied for a loan through the internet. An Vince Dimarco extension 218 called me from 48-hour loan center and said my loan was accepted from a broker in Canada, but wanted me to have the first 5 payments up-front to cover the insurances since I had bad credit. I came up with the $1000 to money gram to a Winston Sheppard in Ajax Canada and waited the 24 hours for my loan to be put into my account.

I called the next day to ask Vince Dimarco why my money was not in my account and an Adam came on the phone (extension 408) and said there was a mix-up and the broker wanted 10 months up front and Vince Dimarco would be fired for handeling this case wrong and I was to speak with Adam for now on. He said the broker wanted another $1000 and he would lend me the money and added another $2000 to the loan. The loan would now be $10,000

I needed the money because I am a my rent is over due (waiting on eviction) and a electric bill from a past residence. Adam faxed me over a guaranteed letter saying after completion of sending my $1000 I would have my loan in my account in no more than 3-hours. I sent my $100 to a Mary Bricell of Ajax, Ontario, Canada.

At this point I have not seen and deposit to my account.

Richard
rochester, New York
U.S.A.

3 Updates & Rebuttals


Muralmagic

Romeoville,
Illinois,
U.S.A.

Try the Royal canadian police as well

#4Consumer Comment

Sat, February 23, 2008

as a quick note I sent their info when they were Rockcliffe financial to the Oprah show, and to the RCP and FTC I would suggest similar to anyone else involved...


Robert

Wallingford,
Connecticut,
U.S.A.

You were scammed.

#4Consumer Comment

Thu, February 07, 2008

There was no loan, there is no loan.

If they haven't already moved on they will soon. And since you have given them your banking information you will need to keep a close watch on your accounts so that they are not cleaned out.

Having sent the money across the border to Canada, there is probably little or no chance of getting anything back anytime soon.


Richard

rochester,
New York,
U.S.A.

48 hour loan--lets stop the rip off

#4Author of original report

Wed, February 06, 2008

I have sent messages to 48 hour reporting (cbsnews.com), 20-20 reporting (abcnews.go.com), and my local FBI agency they follow up on scam and fraud. May be if we swamp these groups we can get some form of satisfaction. Lets bet them.---R

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