Robert
Buffalo,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, July 05, 2007
Sorry, What I meant to write was I have no legal means to provide more information. The information I provided was from performing a "whois" for the hosting services.
Robert
Buffalo,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, July 04, 2007
Ok, the BBB has info on their website for both Cityline Financial Group and Firstline Financial Services. Both are listed for illegally requiring a down payment to get a lone. It would appear you got scammed - sorry about that. However, you can do a few things to help catch these jerks. 1. File criminal complaints for internet fraud in 3 jurisdictions: Washington, DC, Armonk, NY and Orem, Utah - don't forget to record your complaint number. The reason for this is after you file a complaint wait about 2 weeks and then call them to find out how to contact the inverstigating officer. Contact the investigating officer, explain that you have information that may help him track down the perpetrators and provide the following information host server information: (this one may be forged info) Hostmonster.com Host Unlimited Domains Free 1215 North Research Way Suite #Q 3500 Orem, Utah 84097 1-801-494-8462 phone 1-801-765-1992 fax (I suspect this one may lead to paydirt) Bluehost.com Bluehost Inc. 1548 North Technology Way #D13 Orem, UT. 84097 1-801-765-9400 The reason for the criminal complaints is that, as part of a formal criminal investigation, the HOSTING SERVICE, must provide the details about who registered the domain citylinefinancial.com. to law enforcement agencies. Although I'm a computer consultant, I have no legal means of obtaining the information I'm giving you. Many of these internet scammers and businesses hide behind a proxy service for domain registration so that you cannot determine what legal jurisdiction they are in - this is a red flag for any consumer doing any type of internet purchase. This should help law enforcement - You may not got your money back, but at least you'll have the satisfaction of helping them get caught, or at the least helping identify the companies that host such busnesses. Good luck
Sandra
San Jose,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, June 28, 2007
I dealt with a company named Firstline Financial Services in Armonk, NY. His name was Matthew Harvey. I was suckered into sending 1900.00 which I borrowed from a relative, which I thought I would be able to pay back once I got the loan. That did not happen. This was back on May 22, that I was told I would receive a refund. I really wish I would have done more research, but I think this is a lesson well learned. Good luck to you and other's who have been scammed. I strongly believe in Karma, and I hope all these people get what they deserve.