- Report: #1008179
Complaint Review: Icon Financial
| Icon Financial 123 Main St.
Las Vegas, Nevada United States of America |
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Icon Financial Zon Webb False Promises, No Refund, No More Communication Las Vegas, Nevada
*Consumer Comment: High Risk means to run away
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Further BS from a bogus complaint
*Consumer Comment: This is a fraud Business
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: bogus report
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loans and credit cards of $6,000+. They charge $225, which is after you get approved.
The lender sends me a contract with the terms of the loan and Zon Webb(if that is even their real name) tells me that means I am approved. They request the $225 immediately, then said it should be hearing something from the lender soon. After a week, I find out that the lender has criteria that is beyond what I was told in the beginning. Also, I wasn't able to obtain credit cards, as promised by Zon Webb and ultimately got nothing. Zon said he would send me to another lender and give in instructions on applying for that loan. He kept promising each day, then stopped replying to my emails.
Ultimately, he never refunded me and gave false promises. If something doesn't work, then refund me or try to fix it. Instead, he disappears. Avoid doing business with this guy!
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Comment
High Risk means to run away
AUTHOR: jahman - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 20, 2013
POSTED: Wednesday, February 20, 2013To me high risk means run away from such a business. I started the process and the so called approval did not look legitimate. If you are legit then use some form of Escrow service at least
#2 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Further BS from a bogus complaint
AUTHOR: Icon - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, February 18, 2013
POSTED: Monday, February 18, 2013#3 Consumer Comment
This is a fraud Business
AUTHOR: jahman - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, February 16, 2013
POSTED: Saturday, February 16, 2013There are many legitimate credit service companies online that accepts credit cards, so the argument that they cant do so is bogus. This business is a fraud and they cant provide any legitimate testimonials of any success.
#4 REBUTTAL Owner of company
bogus report
AUTHOR: Icon - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, February 11, 2013
POSTED: Monday, February 11, 2013When one of our lenders issues an approval they will contact the client directly with their terms. Once this happens as stated in our contract we require payment. All of our clients are informed of this prior to entering into a contract with us. Infact we do not charge for loans or credit cards. We have no backend fees or up front fees for our service! Our service is credit enhancement and once we have enhanced a clients credit profile we have then completed our service. We do not charge our service fee still however until we have assisted the client in obtaining an approval for credit. At that point our fee is due.
Any intelligent person would know and understand that every particular credit approval is different because every individual person is different. That being said, at any given time a lender can request additional information from a client on a case by case basis. 20% of the time our lenders may request tax returns from a client. If that should happen it is beyond our control just like it is beyond our control if a client cannot provide what a lender is requesting from them. 98% of our clients obtain credit cards the 2% that don't have personal credit card fraud issues that they don't tell us about. So for this person to claim they got nothing and couldn't complete a lenders request tells me what type of person this has to be.
Not to mention the fact that this person wouldn't give their name so that I could look up the file and address the actual account. I have no problem giving my name which by the way is Zon Webb! Many fraudulent brokers have tried to sneak through our program to obtain our sources and I suspect that this person who filed this fake report must be one of them.

