Complaint Review: Eric Williamson - Durham North Carolina

After reading the same types of complaints, it makes me mad this guy is still out there preying on others.

Some of you have notified the Durham Police Department, this wont really help because the offense is less than $1000. He'd probably get a slap on the hand and spend a few nights in jail.

TAKE IT A FEW STEPS FURTHER!

It is a FEDERAL OFFENSE what this guy is doing. Here is a link to a similar scenario from the Federal Trade Commission website:
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2008/09/lhcr.shtm

Also, he is conducting business in North Carolina. Notify the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigations. This is the North Carolina Department of Justice. The website is:
http://www.ncdoj.gov/About-DOJ/State-Bureau-of-Investigation.aspx

Want something else? If he is conducting business in North Carolina, he needs to report his earnings with the North Carolina Department of Revenue. Give the Tax Fraud department a call,  they will look into it.
Of course I have the link for you!
http://www.dornc.com/taxes/reportfraud.html

Sorry that you and others as what it appears are going through this.  I worked in the mortgage business and came across individuals that offered this service. I would never refer someone that I would not use myself.

As for credit repair, this is a government website that might help and point you in the right direction.
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/credit/cre13.shtm

As to Eric Williamson, if he has a business name, you can file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. This probably won't help any but at least it will show up if someone googles for his services.

THIS IS WORTH A SHOT THOUGH! Contact the mortgage company that referred him and ask to speak with the broker in charge and tell them what you ran into. If the mortgage company has not been alert about this, they will keep referring business and allowing their customers to get hurt.

Look to see if the mortgage company you are dealing with is allowed to do business in your state. You can normally find it by contacting the Commissioner of Banks.

If they are not on there, call the C.O.B immediately. They regulate all lenders that can do business in your state, and are VERY sensitive to PREDATORY practices. You might be able to tell them your scenario and the lender you have been working with, they may or may not be able to help, but it is worth a shot. If many people have complained about the mortgage company, they may audit the company or revoke their license.

I hope that the mortgage company you are using is not receiving kickbacks for sending business to Eric Williamson, this is illegal in the business.

If he has your social, I strongly advise for you to notify your credit bureaus to put you on Fraud Alert.   Good luck to you.

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what amazes me is that there are probly some people out there that will believe this and the other lies about eric and thats really sad.

i may not know the circumstances, but i can tell that the guy is far from a ripoff artist. he repaired me, my wife, and both my inlaws credit and he actually ended up doing my mother inlaws free because it took longer than he promised.

theres just something odd about the fact that these ads go back several months and the guy is still using the same name and info? woildnt a scammer have changed all that by now?  one ad says his number is dissconected, i just dialed the number and he answered.

like a stated, i dont know the circumstances, but i know the guy has been in business over 10 years atleast, and i can name 4 people that he helped, including myself. that just isnt the actions of a scammer. if this is the work of someone trying to slander the name of a good person, i know it will come back and get you. karma just works that way. eric is a great guy, and i appreciate all hes done.

  Jack D.

Logansport IN