MAG
San Francisco,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, February 23, 2016
I cannot vouch for other aspects of the business because I did not really get too far into the process, but I can tell you that I got a prompt refund when I had to back out for personal reasons. Of course, they did ask a few questions to see if there was some way to resolve the issues, but after that, they said they would return my payment within 2 weeks and that's exactly what they did.
advocacybz
Davenport,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, October 25, 2013
The most proficient and high quality companies will simply resolve any compliants by refundingthe fees. Debating and arguing does nothing but tarnish a company"s reputation. Any disgruntled consumers should be given a refund and a thanks for playing card. If a company feels it must fight to keep a fee then the company most likely is either underfunded or it cares little for its reputation. In the end regardless of how long a company offers a money back guarantee most quality companies will honor any requests for refunds. In reality less then 3% of the buying public ever request a refund even when dissatistfied, so its not like there will be a run on refunds. Any company that uses that type of rhetoric to avoid refunds simply doesn't want to provide professional services and their reputation should be taken into account.
lizrehabshouses
Arizona,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, July 26, 2012
This post cam up in Google when I searched for Credit Card Builders. I heard about them as I am a student of Al Aiello. I trust Al and his recommendations but havent signed up because I wanted to dig a little deeper.
Only downside I have found was that some people complained that communication turnaround time isnt always the best. No company has a 100% record (look up ANY company nobody has a perfect rating) but a friend of mine signed up last year and got 269,000k of credit which he brags about all the time.
I think a lot of it depends on personal credit even though they claim that the business credit wont show on the credit report (my friend confirmed that it is correct, it doesnt) I have 770 fico scores so I should get good results. Sounds like the OP should have spent a little more time to get the big $$$.
Jennifer simpson
palm coast,#5Author of original report
Mon, August 29, 2011
First of all Kevin's credit was in the 720's-750's when we signed up with you in April 2010 according to www.myfico.com which is a very reliable source for credit scores and is recommended by Suze Orman. You say that you were lucky to get Kevin $30k in credit but with his credit score in the mid 700's you should have had no problem. Next, Kevin recently told you he did not want credit anymore because he did not want to deal with your company ever again. You lie and you over promise and under deliver. You have threatened to sue us for writting the truth about your company, and you have called us liers. Why would we want to continue to work with you? Furthermore, we emailed Remi Page, Ari Page and Dave Candle of CCBs on July 5 before filing this report on Ripoffreport.com, the Better Business Bureau and other websites letting them know how we felt about the service we received during the year, and there was not response from them, not one. We gave them a chance to correct the situation first and they ignored us. They say we are difficult, but they are the ones that were difficult to deal with. We told them numerous times throughout the year that we were unhappy with their service and they ignored it each and every time. Who wants to continue to deal with that? Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me!!
Jennifer simpson
palm coast,#6Author of original report
Mon, August 29, 2011
It is funny that you are saying we are difficult when it was DIFFICULT dealing with your company for a full year. What a huge dissappointment and waste of time. We spent more time waiting for something to happend than anything. I guess the truth hurts.
Account Rep
Cheyenne,#7UPDATE Employee
Thu, August 25, 2011
The situation with Jennifer Simpson seems unfortunate and deserves massive clarification.
Jennifer and her partner Kevin are in a "difficult" credit situation, even with their bad credit set back, our firm has obtained over $30,000 of funding for them. We are still more than willing to continue rendering service, and have even extend their normal contract indefinitely to reach the desired amount of credit on their behalf.
Contrary to Jennifers allegations and ascertions we run a very ethical and clean operation and insinuations that we are unethical or do not provide service are contemptible, especially when Jennifer claims to be attempting to resolve the situation in good faith. We are and always have been willing to continue to provide service, but it becomes difficult to do so, when the client is unwilling to return communication or do anything constructive beyond make negative comments. We have requested that the Better Business Bureau help us mediate as a conduit with this client in order to resolve this disagreement.
Jennifer and her partner signed up for our services after watching a recorded presentation expounding on our services. This presentation is still live on the internet for all to see. In this presentation all aspects of what Jennifer claims is "miss leading" is openly disclosed. Additionally, our website, where she signed up clearly states the terms of our service.
To see whats really going on here we should state that Jennifer and Kevin both openly stated in an email to our firm, that "they are in a new business, and now, no longer need our business credit" Thus they have chosen to demand their money back, even though they are past their money back guarantee and initial funding batches have already been received. Jennifer has shown she will say and do anything in an attempt to blackmail our firm into giving them a refund, outside of the clearly stated refund period, even though credit has been delivered, and we have continued to work with them, within their difficult credit situation to gain more credit outside of the contract.
Most of what Jennifer has written regarding our firm does not take into account the difficult situation that her and her partner were in, until they received the $30,000 of funding from us.
We would also like to point out, that if you Google Jennifer Simpsons name, you will see that she make a habit to complain and write libelous comments about other services and products she has bought.
Recently again we have reached out to Jennifer and Kevin through the phone in an attempt to urge them to allow us to continue rendering services. So far however our calls have been un-answered. Even with all this said, we would still be willing to work with Kevin and jennifer to continue rendering services and reach the desired amount of credit.
Jennifer simpson
palm coast,#8Author of original report
Tue, July 26, 2011
I originally said that Credit Card Builders advertised they could get anyone $50k-$100k in unsecured business credit through credit cards but that was incorrect. They advertise they can get anyone $50k-$250k in unsecured, business credit through credit cards. Sorry for the mistake but everything else is correct and should be taken seriously unless you want to waste your time and money with this company!!