Note Ivest Corp. Isaac Arellano-Dallas, Texas Another Bernad Madoff El Paso, Texas

The agreement was celebrated with Mr. Navarro as he stated and yes in fact he submitted an application fee of 2,500. Following we started communication by email and phone and we never ceased to return his calls. The problem with Mr. Navarro is that he was under preasure to open his business by October and the lender we used to try to fund this deal was taking longer than usual. During this process communication was never interrupted and he was informed of any advance or communication related to his file. We never stopped the process to obtain the busniess loan, by the contrary, Mr. Navarro cancelled this operation. From this point we are no longer resposible to persue the loan we offered.
We have been in business for a long time and we have no complains with BBB or lawsuits of any kind. This is hard to accomplish in this business for so long specially when we are fully aware that at some point, someone will blame you for their missery or personal problems.
I will suggest to any reader to go to www.bbb.org and run our profile. I will invite Mr. Navarro to persue this matter in a proper way and if he feels his interest is being affected, to take legal action and let the authorities decide. Will love to countersuit to make him prove we are 100% fraudulent.
It's really easy to use a site like this one to imply any kind of "Illegal" activities. By the way, Madoff's scandal was involving securities and billion dollars; nothing to do with busniess loans or our company.

This proves that Isaac Arellano and his company are LIARS!  ARE YOU KIDDING ME!  No BBB complaints?  HMM, What would you call this?  Just another reason not to do business with this Company.   Oh by the way the Attorney General of Texas will be contacting you very soon as well!

 

Complaint ID#: 91128536
Business Name: Note Invest Corp

Thank you for contacting the Better Business Bureau. Your complaint was received by the Bureau on November 3, 2009 and has been assigned case# 91128536 in our files. Please make a note of this number for future reference.

Your complaint has been applied to the following business:
Note Invest Corp
4514 Cole Ave Suite 600
Dallas, TX 75205

The case has been reviewed and has now been forwarded to the business for their response. This business has 22 days to respond to your complaint. You may contact our office at 214-740-0349 40 days after the above date to check the status of your complaint.

We encourage you to use our ONLINE COMPLAINT system to keep up with the progress of this complaint. To view the details of your case click here.

Sincerely,

Lee Stallings
Director of Complaint Resolution Department

THIS IS THE COMPLAIN YOU FILED SO OBVIOUSLY YOU POSTED IT. BUT BEFORE THAT WE HAVE NEVER HAD A COMPLAIN. 

BY THE WAY YOUR COMPLAIN IS NOT EVEN RESOLVED YET, SO STILL TODAY YOU HAVE NO GROUNDS TO SAY ANYTHING ABOUT MY PERSON OR MY BUSINESS.

I got this information from the Texas Attorney General's website.   Here is the link: http://www.oag.state.tx.us/consumer/scams.shtml

For me its too late, I fell for everything that is on this list.  For anyone else who reads this  beware and stay clear of frauds and scams.  Please read carefully!  It will save you your money!

 

Frauds and Scams

Every day, Texans lose money to scams and frauds. It happens in more ways than you can imagine. Decent, intelligent people are duped out of their life savings by smooth-talking, utterly unscrupulous crooks. These are people who will look you in the eye and lie.

You have been warned about mail fraud, telephone fraud, internet fraud and door-to-door fraud. But how will you know it when you see it? Whether they reach you by mail, by phone, by e-mail or by talking to you in person, they will give themselves away if you know what to look for. No matter what the bait they offer you, underneath it is a hook. Don't get hooked by consumer fraud!

FIVE HOOKS: Tell-Tale Signs of a Scam

THEY contacted YOU.

Think about it. If you look up a business and call to make an order, you know who is on the other end of the deal. With a con artist, all you know is who that person says he or she is. You are already at a huge disadvantage.

They dangle BAIT in front of you. It is almost always a large sum of money, like a prize or an easy loan, or a large income. It sounds so easy! But we all know that people don't give away large sums of money so easily, or pay large incomes for nothing. Only in daydreams.

They want your PERSONAL INFORMATION. Anytime someone tries to get your bank account number, Social Security Number, or other sensitive information, you should automatically be on red alert. Don't do it.

First, YOU have to pay THEM. Don't be blinded by the promise of a large sum of money in the future. If they are asking you to give them money first, back off. It is illegal for someone to require up-front payment before funding a loan or paying out a sweepstakes prize. And real employers don't generally ask new hires to shell out money.

You have to WIRE or AIRBORNE money instead of MAILING it. This is your last warning: if you are on the brink of wiring somebody money in order to get a prize or a loan, an inheritance or any other large sum of money, STOP! It's a scam, and they are trying to avoid the stiff penalties for mail fraud. You are about to be robbed.

By mail, by phone or face to face, con artists dangle baited hooks in front of honest people every day of the week. It usually begins with an unsolicited contact from a company, individual or organization you never heard of. You do not know who the caller really is. Real lotteries don't call you to say you've won. You don't get grants without applying for them. You don't get easy loans if you have bad credit. Real money is hard to get. It doesn't just come to you. But there are people who would like to take whatever money you have to lose. Don't get hooked!

How a Con Artist Scams You

Do you ever wonder, "How on earth did they fall for that?" Sad to say, many sensible, intelligent people find themselves asking, "Why did I do it?"

Learn how you can avoid falling for a con artist's schemes by reading, The Five Tricks of a Con Artist .

What to Do if You've Been Scammed

If you have been scammed, it's important you know how to properly report the scams and the steps to take to prevent being scammed again. Find valuable tips about both on our page, What to Do if You've been Scammed .

If Your Family Member Is a Victim

We are often contacted by frantic family members of victims of fraud, who are unable to convince the victim that the scam is not real. Phony lotteries and sweepstakes can be very persuasive to some people. Some people are particularly vulnerable to scams. Seniors may be lonely, trusting, and confused.

If you are having a hard time convincing someone to stop sending money to a scam artist, you can call this office at (800) 252-8011 for assistance. You may also wish to approach your family member's bank, where staff may be willing to alert you of withdrawals. In addition, law enforcement officers may be willing to visit the victim; the uniform can be persuasive. A law-abiding victim can sometimes be swayed by the knowledge that it is illegal to receive the proceeds of a foreign lottery.

Victims are often ashamed of having been duped. It can help them to understand that the con artists who perpetrate the scams are highly skilled and sophisticated. Intelligent, educated people can be fooled.

When the Business Can't Be Found

This problem is as old as the expression "Fly by Night," which describes the crook who sells you a raw deal and leaves town before you realize you've been had. Today, thanks to the Internet, the disappearing business is more common than ever.

business registration:

Businesses in Texas are required to register with the Secretary of State at www.sos.state.tx.us Find a business through SOS or, better yet, make sure it is registered before you do business.

Every single day, consumers contact the Office of the Attorney General saying, "They don't answer their phone, return my messages, or respond to my emails. They said they would give me a refund if I changed my mind, but I can't get hold of them." Or, "They said I had 10 days to cancel, but I have called and emailed every day for two weeks without being able to reach them!"

Businesses in Texas are required to register with the Secretary of State or the local county clerk's office. You can contact the SOS to find out the name of the registered agent for the business. Unfortunately, crooks tend not to bother reporting themselves to the proper authorities. However, if you have lost money to a business that you can no longer reach, you can try to find contact information from the Secretary of State, or the county clerk where the business is located.

But don't wait for this to happen. Instead, before you do business, make sure the company is real. It should have a real address and real people registered to do business in this state or another state or country that registers real businesses. Seek independent confirmation that the business is what it claims to be.

Our best defense is education.

Even if you have been scammed already, it's not too late to arm yourself against its happening again. When people know how to spot a scam, they can stop short before they lose their money. We want you to keep your hard earned money.

 

Well this comes as no surprise.....

Complaint ID#: 91128536
Business Name: Note Invest Corp

Thank you for contacting the Better Business Bureau to assist you in resolving your dispute. We have received returned mail on the most recent available address for this company and will not be able to process your complaint any further.

Returned mail can be due to a number of reasons, including the company refusing to accept mail from the BBB, the company moving its offices without providing a forwarding address or the company has gone out of business. Each of these potential events is different. Unfortunately, the result is that we cannot go any further in assisting you in resolving your dispute.

If you have an address for this company different than the one below, please forward this information to our office and we will attempt to contact the company. Please check our report on this company at our web site at www.dallas.bbb.org for further updates on this company.

Note Invest Corp
4514 Cole Ave Suite 600 \par Dallas, TX 75205

WITH THE INTENTION TO KEEP OUR BUSINESS REPUTATION CLEAN AND TRUSTWORTHY, WE ARE MAKING AVERY POSSIBLE EFFORT TO GET THIS MATTER RESOLVED.

Hello Isaac, im sure you remember me!! You did take over $50,000 from myself!!

Why did you stop taking my calls? Why did you not answer my lawyers?

You closed shop and moved! My private investigator will find you!!

Good Luck! Youll need it if i find you!!!

ISAAC ARELLANO, BRIAN HOPPLE, FERNANDO "FERNIE" LEYVA ARE ALL FRAUD

We have emails, and wire receipts from 2008/2009. Arellano was paid over 65k for an LOC and a so called appraisal that he wouldnt give us a copy of. I can go on and on about this company. Stay away from them. They have no lenders, and they do NOT perform. If anyone wants anymore information on this company feel free to email me.