Ragelin
Hyattsville,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, December 07, 2004
I too was contacted by this company by some name LISA who gave her phone number as 727-450-0371 on 11/06/04. She told me that she was Quality Assurance Personnel and wanted to know why I did not take the offer they were giving to me. She was very persistant. I had sat down with the whole thought of this company who called me out of the blue to offer me a "financial solution" to my debt. I was wondering how they knew I had a debt to begin with... but I had decieded that I would get back to it and to call me at another time. I tried to reserch this company but there isn't much related specifically to this business, but there is a lot dealing with Trinity this and that. In the end I made the mistake and had gave my information to the pleasently sounded man on the other line, to only stumble upon this web site and find to my horror that I may have done a bad thing. I find it incrediably wrong for someone to use religion as a backup to show how good something is and to dupe people into handing over vital information such as your account number. It was a too good to be true thing, and I'm glad I found this report so that I could have my bank account changed over and such. This company had promised me a 250 dollar online shopping spree, some gas and oil changes and 500 dollars in grocery coupons in return for 129 dollars up front and 35 dollars a month for some sort of membership to help pay off my debt. Money is tight now and this company could have distroyed everything. It should be heavily investigated and those who have placed thier trust into them should be helped.
Susan
Johnstown,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, November 23, 2004
I recieved a call from this company on 11/22/04. They told me that I was approved for a 2,ooo unsecuered loan. They were going to send me 500 dollars in grocery money along with a 250 free shopping spree. The gentlemen named David on the other line was very convienving. After all ready giving my bankinfg info, I looked up there company on line. Only to find this report. I closed my checking account. They didn't get any money from me,.
Dawn
Oklahoma City,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, August 18, 2004
I too was contacted by this company out of the blue. They were very persistant. I had sat down with the whole thought of this company who called me out of the blue to offer me a "finacial solution" to my debt. I was wondering how they knew I had a debt to begin with... but I had decieded that I would get back to it and to call me at another time. I tried to reserch this company but there isn't much related specifically to this business, but there is a lot dealing with Trinity this and that. In the end I made the mistake and had gave my information to the pleasently sounded man on the other line, to only stumble upon this web site and find to my horror that I may have done a bad thing. I find it incrediably wrong for someone to use religion as a backup to show how good something is and to dupe people into handing over vital information such as your account number. It was a too good to be true thing, and I'm glad I found this report so that I could have my bank account changed over and such. This company had promised me a 250 dollar online shopping spree, some gas and oil changes and 500 dollars in grocery coupons in return for 129 dollars up front and 35 dollars a month for some sort of membership to help pay off my debt. Money is tight now and this company could have distroyed everything. It should be heavily investigated and those who have placed thier trust into them should be helped.
Shelia
Edgewood,#5Consumer Comment
Sat, June 19, 2004
I was contacted by Trinity Financial Solutions a Christian Agency who assists persons to Credit Solutions and who provide a Coach to remove bad credit information from my individual file. So in turn they will help me improve my credit rating. I was offered to pay a one time fee $129.99 for this service. When I declined they dropped the fee to $89.99 a one time fee. I would receive a $100.00 certificate for Gas, a $60.00 certificate for oil changes, a $500.00 certificate for an on-line shopping spree, and a $500.00 certificate for groceries. They would loan me $2,000.00 at a 7% APR for 12 months and my payments would ruffly be $180.00/month for 12 months. This promotion would also provide additional benefits approximately 35 additional benefits, a credit solution guide. It would increase my rating points by 6 up to 18 points. They said I was refered to them by a woman named Jessica. I talked to a man named Rick on 6/18/2004, where this offer came from. I told him I would like to check out the company first to make sure that this was not a scam. Rick gave me www.trinityfinancilsolution.com to look up. He said he had to go and make 200 other calls and needed to end the conversation at this time. He left me a number to contact him back on Monday June 21, 2004 at 727-450-0363 to his desk and his hours are 4:00pm to 11:00pm Monday through Friday. I agreed to talk with him Monday approx. 8:00pm-9:30pm to see if my mother could loan me the money for the fee. I came to the Edgewood, MD Library to look up www.trinityfinancialsolution.com and found that more than likely that this is a scam and not a legitimate offer, due to a report that was on this website. Thank you for your assistants in this matter. I am on SSI and don't have a lot of money and this would have been devating blow to my daughter and myself, if I had gone through with this offer without checking out their website at the library.