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Complaint Review: New Line Equity NewLineEquity.com - San Francisco California
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New Line Equity NewLineEquity.com
1201 Lawton St San Francisco, 94122 California, U.S.A.
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NewLineEquity.com, New Line Equity, Scam leading to site NewLineEquity.com looking for your information San Francisco California
I was contacted in NH when searching for an apartment on Craigslist, by a Belinda Thompson [email protected], saying the property is still available. I was told to register at http://www.newlineequity.com and got suspicious so I looked it up thanks to someone posting Ripoff I found this was fraud and did not give out information. They lure you with false ads, I answered many false ad's on Craigslist, people on a mission in Africa and putting up property pictures, I filled in bad information and was accepted and told where to send the money -- it was a scam the actual owner of the featured property put her own ad up and I answered it. I learned if it's too good a deal to be true, it is just a scam looking for your identity.
Bj
Manchester, New Hampshire
U.S.A.
Bj
Manchester, New Hampshire
U.S.A.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
tvergara13
United States of AmericaActual Company (but low BBB score)
#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, January 23, 2010
Turns out they're an actual company, not a scam. However, they do have poor business practices which earned them a low score on Better Business Bureau. See below:
Bridget53
Iloilo,Asia,
Philippines
i experienced it!!!
#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, April 24, 2009
I signed up 1st week if april and i got the listings.They helped me find homes according to my specifications.Not all foreclosures company is not a scam.I was one of their clients and as of now i am having a nice time with their service.It is only a $40 payment and this is just a one tine fee and i was covered for a month.They guarantee availability to consumers.For me,this is a kind of service that i wanted.I am telling my friends about it and telling them to join since they are doing their job well.
Richard Ericks
Santa Cruz,California,
U.S.A.
I dont think they steal peoples identities??
#4Consumer Suggestion
Fri, April 10, 2009
I got in contact with the company much the same way you did. I was skeptical about giving my card over the phone, but they sold me. They sent me my listings and all the documentations, and i'm currently searching for a home. No subsequent charges to my credit card occurred, and i'm pretty sure the merchant processing was done in America. I'd suggest you be serious about getting into a home before registering with any foreclosure company, but there are plenty of other companies that provide the same service and charge 200
