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Complaint Review: Axin Financial - Irvine California
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Axin Financial
23 Mauchly Suite 109 Irvine, California, U.S.A.
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Axin Financial fraudulent lending practices with Unim Marketing Irvine CaliforniaRip-off Report Investigation:UNIM contacts Rip-off Report to satisfy all complaints and adheres to "no-questions asked" 100% customer service satisfaction policy & terminates relationships with outside vendors that caused these complaints. UNIM commits to Rip-off Report Corporate Advocacy Program
My brother in law and his wife were "sucked" in by Unim. Because their credit was less than desired they asked me to co-sign for them. They assured me that everything was above board and the web site with Unim was a sure deal.
After a year my brother in law decided he was tired of paying for a web site that produced NO income so he canceled everything through his bank as well as the account he was using.
Well Axin Financial came after me. Made it very clear that I had signed the contract and I was responsible for the re-payment of the loan. I tried very hard to deal with them in a kind way. I was caught between Axin and a family member.
Axin had no compassion for the problem. They were only interested in either getting their money or suing my husband and I for whatever they could get. They didn't care that they were dealing with a company (Unim) that was "selling" fraudulent websites.
Very long story short, Axin is now taking the payment out of our personal account every month.
If anyone has any ideas how to beat these guys let us know.
Tracy
Great Falls, Montana
U.S.A.
After a year my brother in law decided he was tired of paying for a web site that produced NO income so he canceled everything through his bank as well as the account he was using.
Well Axin Financial came after me. Made it very clear that I had signed the contract and I was responsible for the re-payment of the loan. I tried very hard to deal with them in a kind way. I was caught between Axin and a family member.
Axin had no compassion for the problem. They were only interested in either getting their money or suing my husband and I for whatever they could get. They didn't care that they were dealing with a company (Unim) that was "selling" fraudulent websites.
Very long story short, Axin is now taking the payment out of our personal account every month.
If anyone has any ideas how to beat these guys let us know.
Tracy
Great Falls, Montana
U.S.A.
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Bruce
Murray,Utah,
U.S.A.
What did you think you were cosigning for?
#2Consumer Suggestion
Sun, October 16, 2005
You knew your brother-in-law had poor credit, and you knew that is why he asked you to co-sign. That is what a co-signer is for, to pay the loan if the original borrower defaults. To avoid this in the future, don't cosign.
