- Report: #145436
Complaint Review: LADCO Leasing Landmark Merchant Solutions - Thousand Oaks California
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LADCO Leasing Landmark Merchant Solutions
555 St Charles Dr, Suite 200 Thousand Oaks, 91360-3985 California, U.S.A.
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LADCO Leasing, Landmark Merchant Solutions Both Ladco and Landmark should be investigated for fraud in claims for check cashing/credit card processing equipment, charge excessive amount for credit card equipment lease, locked into 4-yr ironclad lease never used their equipment, Landmark provided no website business which they were to build. Thousand Oaks California
Please, if anyone gets a class action suit going against Ladco Leasing and Landmark Business Solutions, I want to be added! Last summer I obtained a license from the state of Washington to start a website resale business. I was contacted over and over by Landmark about a package deal, website designed by them and pressured into leasing a credit card machine and check cashing service (Check Center in CA). Not only did I not get website, after a few months of frustration I gave up on the whole idea but was still being debited for the equipment and services. Never used any of it. Landmark charges a (non-existent) website fee of $25.00 a month plus another $10.00 as a statement fee! Statement of what??? I told my bank to stop allowing them to debit my account, now am getting demand letters and calls. As someone pointed out, the machine couldn't cost much and WHY didn't they build the site???
Susan
Covington, Washington
U.S.A.
Susan
Covington, Washington
U.S.A.
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Ken
Waynesville,North Carolina,
U.S.A.
Why do you have equipment for an internet biz.
#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, June 09, 2005
I don't understand why you signed a lease for equipment when you were getting an internet business. The equipment is mainly for a retail store. Use Pay-pal etc for internet. Please give us more info- it just sounds like you got sold a bill of goods and didn't know any better. A class action suit will not help you. Do your homework next time and "Buyer Beware". If something sounds to good to be true it usually is.
