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  • Report:  #566279

Complaint Review: UNITED FINANCIAL SYSTEMS

UNITED FINANCIAL SYSTEMS did not pay my creditors for 3 months Internet

  • Reported By:
    michelle — erlanger Kentucky United States of America
  • Submitted:
    Mon, February 08, 2010
  • Updated:
    Tue, February 23, 2010
  • UNITED FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
    1117 banks rd margate, florida 33063
    Internet
    United States of America
  • Phone:
    8005108765
  • Category:

   My husband and I signed with United Financial Systems in November, 2009 to help us pay off our credit card debt we accrued through paying for our wedding and buying our new house. Before we began this we had good credit but felt overwhelmed in our debt and decided to go this route to pay off our creditors before we got behind in our bills.


   They took out 3 payments of $400 and during this time I was receiving phone calls from my creditors saying they were not getting paid. I contacted them multiple times to inform them. It was almost impossible to get a hold of someone and when I did they would reassure me that they were paying them.  After  three months I called every credit card in the program and they informed me that nothing had been paid. I tried to contact them and couldn't get through. Finally I sent an email threating to cancel and call the Better Business Borough, of course they called immediately. They told me it was a glitch in the system but they "fixed" it and my money was sent out.


   I am still waiting for a paper trail on that!


   I have canceled my contract and have chosen to work with a different company.

1 Updates & Rebuttals


michelle

erlanger,
Kentucky,
United States of America

ufs corrected problem

#2Author of original report

Tue, February 23, 2010

    United Financial Systems corrected problem as of 2/22/2010. They have updated the payments to my creditors and refund my husband and I all of the late fees and service fees that we accrued during the three months.

   We are satisfied with the outcome.

 

 

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