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  • Report:  #232571

Complaint Review: Brazos-Solutions

Brazos-Solutions Nothing, but red flags came up on this one. Read On ripoff Bowmansville New York

  • Reported By:
    hudson Maine
  • Submitted:
    Thu, January 25, 2007
  • Updated:
    Thu, January 25, 2007
  • Brazos-Solutions
    5360 Genesee Street
    Bowmansville, New York
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    917-591-7849
  • Category:

I recieved an email in regards to a Financial Agent position from this company. Stating that in the first month I could make 1000.00 for 2 hours a day Monday through Friday working.

Then after the month FREE TRIAL, as long as they did not let me go, I could make after that $3000.00 a month, and commission percentage as well. All sounded fine to me.. sort of.

So, I replied that I was interested. I got the email with all the forms and paperwork to fill out, (They have asked for no fees to join either) And they got my email from Monster.com a job site, and this is supposed to be a work at home job.

Well when I got the forms and paperwork and the tutorial to go through. Well then the red flags came up big time.

1. They want your full information on your bank, everything supposedly to accept funds from customers that will be investing in their services.

2. THEN you WESTERN UNION the funds to them, and you take out your percentage BEFORE you send it WESTERN UNION in Cashier's Check or Wire Transfer.

When I saw they wanted my BANK information COMPLETELY.. and WESTERN UNION is involved, red flags came up as Nigerian Scam. A new one. Also I cannot find them on any searches I do on the search engines, they have quite a website, but it looks fishy as well. And yes there are contact numbers and such, but they are to voice mails and fax machines, out of New York..

And there are no other phone numbers to any real live people to talk to. Also there are no other phone numbers with the other places of business, just the one for all the businesses all over the world, and they have maps placing themselves on the addresses on their websites. but it is all really fishy.

SO in short if you get this email, read this first, and check this site out. and most of all DO NOT GIVE YOUR INFORMATION. This could be another scam and you could lose everything in your bank account. I could be wrong and you have the chance to make millions. But I could be right and you lose everything.
Thanks for listening. Lynne'
If you have any questions you may email at (((ROR REDACTED EMAIL FOR SECURITY PURPOSES)))
And I hope the owner does do a rebuttal on this, but i have a feeling it may not happen.

CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.

Lynne
hudson, Maine
U.S.A.

1 Updates & Rebuttals


Dave

Jacksonville,
Florida,
U.S.A.

It's a SCAM

#2Consumer Suggestion

Thu, January 25, 2007

Do not fall for it. What they do is send you money orders and cashier's checks, but they are FORGED. You cash them at your bank, and Western Union the money to them, keeping a small portion as your 'commission'. 2 weeks later the bank and/or police contact you and let you know that you have passed forged checks, and you can go to jail.

You instincts are correct, Lynne. This is a very dangerous scam that can clean you out completely, because the moment the check(s) come back as fraudulent, your bank will freeze your account and sieze all your money.

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