Complaint Review: Chandler Lending Solutions Inc

 I was trying to get a loan for desperate medical issues. Desperation can make you pathetically stupid. They said they handled private investors to make loans. They had a slick website. I let my desperation cloud my judgement. Robert Wilson had answers to everything. He sent me a very legitimate contract on professional letterhead. Then, he said I had to send money for the first 3 payments. I stupidly sent him $700 through Moneygram. Then, there was trouble with the lender. I had high hopes for help. So, he said to send another 3 months. I stupidly did, again through Moneygram. Now, you are really going to think I am a nutcase. Then, they needed money for a lufe insurance policy. By this time, I was in so deep, I sent the $1000 "insurance premium" - again, Moneygram. When someone you love needs help and is in pain, you do truly awful things to try and get help. The CEO on rhe contract was shown as Austin Gramble. This Wilson person, the Devil incarnate, supposedly had an office in Santa Ana, Ca. But when I finally got in touch with that building's management, they had never heard of this man or the company. I sent two of the money transactions to New York, NY - to a Troy Burgess. I sent 1 to a Irvina Wilkerson in Newark, NJ. I have learned lots about the law regarding such things as this. There are no scam reports to be found about the company or any of these people. Their Privacy Policy is plagiarized from a Canadian bank. I called them as their phone # is listed in there, but they didn't seem to care. Here is what a,lawyer told me: The company only registered its domain name in July 2015. So the website is less than two months old. That's a bad sign. Additionally, they have only registered their name for one year, the least amount of time one can purchase a domain name for. This is not a business that is setting itself up to be around for the long haul. You can see this for yourself by going to www.domaintools.com and looking up the WHOIS information. The website says the company is in California. However, it is not listed on the business register of the California Secretary of State, where it should be for tax purposes. The address on the website is insufficient. The building is a high rise office building and there is no suite number. It is strictly unlawful to condition a loan on the payment of an up front fee. It doesn't matter what they say they need it for or how sensible it sounds to you. It is illegal and the #1 sign of a fraud. So if this company made unsolicited contact with you and has supposedly approved you for a loan but wants money up front before they send you anything, it's always a scam. Any legitimate loan company would take its fees from the money they have set aside to loan you and just give you a check for the rest. Additionally, in order to offer you a loan, they must be lawfully registered in the state where you are. This one isn't registered in the state where they supposedly do business, let alone in your state. SO - I have filed reports with the FBI, Police, multiple Attorney Generals, the FCC, the BBB, and now you. I plan to file more wherever possible. These people are EVIL! They took what little savings I had knowing my situation. God will deal with them someday.