Complaint Review: Shane Dunn

In the summer of 2013 I was looking for a credit repair service to remove negative items from my report. Googling credit repair services, I came across Tradeliner.org. They advertised a product called Sync-X that promised to remove all negative items within 14 days. I made contact with the company rep we agreed on a price and I paid half upfront with the remaining balance to be paid when the process was completed. 

Well, after 3 months of phones and emails and threats and countless customer service reps, there was no work done on files. Nothing. They took my money and wouldn't give me a refund nor answer my phone calls. So I took to social media and posted on their Facebook page that they were a rip off company and not to do business with them. This was something I did also on Twitter and I also posted on several credit repair websites the ranked and reviewed companies. I must have made them nervous or they were starting to lose business because I got an email from someone named Brandon. He told me that I needed to be careful with my words or else I could be sued for defamation of character. I told him that I wasn't scared and that most likely wouldn't happen. I'd stand in court with my documents to prove fraud. Later on I found out that legally no credit repair service can promise to remove items from your report within a specific time frame. I wish I had known that before!

About a year later I wanted to add a tradeline to boost my credit score. I found a company called Tradelinestore.com. They sold you tradelines for wholesale prices. I looked at a list and picked a card that was about 20 years old with a high credit line. Paid $660 and it was supposed to post to file the next month. It didn't happen. Not the next month or the next month. I got the runaround with several different "agents" who promised to find out what was going on and never got back to me. Finally I spoke to a man named "Donald Byrd" who told me that essentially my money was gone and the only way I could get it back was to speak to man who sold it to me. His name was John Senden. According to Donald, John was a good guy but an Iraqi war vet who had some head trauma issues. "Well, why is he running a company?", I said. All contact ceased and decided to explore legal options. Well, I learned from David Garrett of Premier Funding Corp that both companies were one in the same and run by Shane Dunn and some flunky of his named Jody. David was the only one who helped me and provided the information on how this scam was operating. David is now being threatened by Shane Dunn with a civil suit of defamation of character, which is laughable!  They took me for over $1400 and now that I have their names and location, I can proceed with suing to get my money back. 

Avoid Shane Dunn, Jody, and the names John Senden and John Morgan. All fake.