Robert
Wallingford,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, October 10, 2007
This was no loan, there is no loan. Their only goal was to talk you into send them your money (probably by Western Union to someone in Canada). If you are still able to contact them, they will continue to stall you, or even try to convince you that they need more money (insurance or some other nonsence) to get the non-existant loan. Soon, there will be no answer when you call them (either their voice mail will be full or the phone will be disconnected). They will have moved on to scam other people. Right now you would do better to contact the authorities to report the scam instead of a lawyer. You should also be watching you bank accounts and credit reports since I would assume you had also given them most of your personal information for their "application". If they don't use it themselves, they will probably sell it with hundreds of others' information. Good luck.