- Report: #845052
Complaint Review: Prudential Lending Bureau - Amelia Ohio
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Angyla -
Placerville, California, United States of America
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Prudential Lending Bureau
2698 Boggs Rd Amelia, 45102 Ohio, United States of America
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8888222241
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Prudential Lending Bureau Paid a total of $1,600 in 3 increments to a "private lender" located in Ontario Canada. First 6 months of payments totaling $540, then 2nd 6 months of payments also totaling $540, and finally a 'insur Amelia, Ohio
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I was scammed by a lender bureau advertising "bad credit" loans through the local newspaper. I was asked to send, at first, 6 months of payments totaling $540 (not including fees) in order to secure the loan due to my delinquent credit. I was then asked, after not receiving the funds as I was promised, to send another amount of 6-month payments for further security so that the "private lender" could release the funds safely knowing that I intended to pay it back.
Then for a 3rd and final time, I was asked to send an amount of $400 as an 'insurance' coverage option. After all 3 payments were made, I have still yet to receive any funds in my bank account and was lastly told that the bureau would be paying a $300 fee to release the funds from Canada to the US. A fee that I had the choice to pay myself if willing and in need of the funds "right away". Otherwise the manager I spoke with over the phone said that I was not responsible for this fee and that if I chose to have them pay it, I would only need to wait another 2 weeks to receive my loan, in full.
Then for a 3rd and final time, I was asked to send an amount of $400 as an 'insurance' coverage option. After all 3 payments were made, I have still yet to receive any funds in my bank account and was lastly told that the bureau would be paying a $300 fee to release the funds from Canada to the US. A fee that I had the choice to pay myself if willing and in need of the funds "right away". Otherwise the manager I spoke with over the phone said that I was not responsible for this fee and that if I chose to have them pay it, I would only need to wait another 2 weeks to receive my loan, in full.
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MovingForward
Palm Beach Gardens,Florida,
USA
This is a scam and has been for many years
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, February 27, 2012
You were scammed. There is no loan. There is no company. There are scammers that have perfected this scam over the years, but the red flags are obvious.
1) You were asked to pay money up front before the loan was funded - huge red flag #1
2) You were asked to send the money in an untraceable method - eg. money gram - huge red flag #2
3) You were asked to send the money to Canada - huge red flag #3
Why would you send money to anyone via an untraceable method to obtain a loan? They had a sucker and they knew it! You didn't catch on after one time, they came back to you for 3 wires....
Don't be so anxious to give away your money to a stranger. Don't give anyone money for a loan at any time especially if you have to send it via Western Union or Money Gram.
