National Lending Corporation Ripoff Claims they will train you as a Loan Originator collects all your personal information and you never hear from them Houston Texas
I was referred to this mortgage company by Ownerwillcarry.com for training as a Loan Originator. The online training was to cost $125. I filled out the on-line application with my personal information. When I submitted it, I received a message that I would hear whether my application was approved within five days. That was on February 25, 2005. I tried to call the office THREE times and never received a return phone call. This company is collecting individuals' personal information. BEWARE. We do not yet know what they are doing with the personal information, but they could be using it for a fraudulent scheme.
Connie
Miami, Florida
U.S.A.
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Bonnie
Houston,Texas,
U.S.A.
National Lending Can't Be a Rip Off
#3UPDATE Employee
Mon, October 23, 2006
NLC can't be a rip off for several reasons. 1. they hold mortgage broker licenses in multiple states. 2. they have lender status 3. they have the approval of over 200 lenders 4. they hold corporation standing in multiple state 5. they add on new offices, lenders, states all the time. All of this industry is regulated at the local, state and federal level. NLC has to continue to maintain open records to auditors financially, to lenders, to state and federal agencies.
As an employee of NLC, we are constantly on the look out for fraud and there is a no tolerance policy. I have seen people fired just by getting close to fraud. It is of utmost importance to the company. There are checks and double checks.
If someone didnt return your call...call them. Take advantage of the online training, the training in offices...step up. Quit blaming others for your lack of success.
Ginger
Foster,Oklahoma,
U.S.A.
NLC not a scheme
#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, July 17, 2006
I just attended a National Lending Corp (NLC) meeting this last weekend and I will tell you that it is no scheme trying to get people's personal info. They have been around for over 5 years. You must have called a wrong number or something. One of the problems with your situation is that you were referred to them by a company instead of an individual. If an individual had told you about NLC they also would have invited you to one of their weekly meetings, which occur nationwide. You would be wise to look into the company again, mynlc.com will tell you more. I hope you change your thoughts about NLC. If you wish, I am sure that I could get you in contact with someone that could rectify your situation.