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  • Report:  #154794

Complaint Review: Vancouver Trust

Vancouver Trust Kelly Tucker and friends you are the biggest scam in Canada and will take your money and run! Vancouver Washington

  • Reported By:
    marlborough Massachusetts
  • Submitted:
    Wed, August 24, 2005
  • Updated:
    Thu, August 25, 2005
  • Vancouver Trust
    612 E. Reserve St
    Vancouver, Washington
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    877-284-5755
  • Category:

my husband went on line to look for a solution for our debt problem. we got married last october and payed for our whole wedding ourselves. when we got back from our honeymoon there was a message from husband work to call it was important and they layed him off. that's when things started to fall behind. so husband stumbled upon this promising company Vancouver Trust to help you would get this loan with bad credit, no credit check any amount for any purpose.

we applied online it took over a week to get a phone call back from a so called loan officer. That is when Kelly Tuker had called after leaving messages on thier 1-800-569-7010 number with a so called opeartor.Kelly said we where approved for this loan we just needed proof of income,proof of residence and id. after that for the amount needed we had not house or vehicle for collateral so she said we need to have a life insurance policy opened through them to secure the loan. we where in such a need for this loan of course we believe her we had a contract.

so I wired them the $2304.00 wetern union to Canada where the so called lender was from. Kelly was suppose to notifty me on Thursday to let me know when my funds would be in our account. So i called her all day and night no answer or message on her end. So we got screwed out of our rent money and other bill money she wiped us out in promise of this big loan. everyone please to let this happened to you.

Lisa
marlborough, Massachusetts
U.S.A.

2 Updates & Rebuttals


Paul

Anaheim,
California,
U.S.A.

Unfortunately, desperate people grasp at anything. All you can do is try to reach as many people as you can.

#3Consumer Suggestion

Thu, August 25, 2005

This con is called the advance fee loan scam. Pretty common. A lot more common now that so many Americans are desperate for money.

These cons make it look and sound so real. Victims actually thank the good lord that their prayers have been answered.

Of course, that all ends the moment they wire their money and they never hear from the company again.


Lisa

marlborough,
Massachusetts,
U.S.A.

please don't let happen to you

#3Author of original report

Wed, August 24, 2005

please don't let happen to you

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