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Complaint Review: Vince Peators, Vincent Peatros
| Vince Peators, Vincent Peatros
Downy, California United States of America |
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Vince Peators, Vincent Peatros Downy CA Scammer and a liar Downy California
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: Vincent Peatros
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: Ross Barr patient care scam artist
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: Ross Barr patient care scam artist
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: Ross Barr and patient care transport court dates
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: One last thing
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: Nice try patient care transports Ross Barr
*Author of original report: Vince
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If you have read about this guy, Vincent Peatros and how he had cheated on honest car buyers,that is not only that. He also cheated on home buyers when he was working on Global Financial Funding Downey, CA.
Beware of this person because he cheats on honest home buyers fooling that they have bought a property but actually it is not. How does this person fool buyers for his own benefit? He brokers shady deals and lies to customers. He starts by giving them a lot of good introduction and good sales talk. To make his act more convincing, he had pretty good strategy of advertising himself that the fraudulent act is unnoticed. Some of his good introductions to customers are developed successful business partnerships with over 220 lenders nationwide and displayed it on different websites and advertisements and has been rocketed for the years. He also identified and exceeded clients' needs as to loan type and terms. He gives out descriptions to customers that he had established alliances with well-respected Escrow companies, title companies, appraisers, home inspectors and contractors to attract prospective home buyers. He also adds that he had maintained updated knowledge of regulatory guidelines to ensure compliance with all loan officers and has successfully and consistently closed five loans a month which were processed in 45 states.
This person might also tell customers that he is a licensed Mortgage Broker through the California Department of Corporations. He performed commercial loans, land loans, hard money loans, FHA loans, Bridge loans, residential loans, and church loans. With a company of apprentices, itll really give you a thought that the whole deal was real. With realistic documents and transactions, all of it was thought to be believed to be real. When the deal is off, the he suddenly goes off without notice and gives an address that when you try and locate it, he wasnt there at all. The act was done, the customer loses his money and Vincent Peatros goes away with it. When checking all of the documents and transactions, customers will notice that none of these were true and the property that they have thought is theirs was already owned by someone and the property were not really for sale. Worst situations might include that the property being sold to the customer doesnt really exists and pictures or places that have been shown to the customers while the deal was on were not real or has been owned by a different person or organization.
With the usual introductions and with the addition of great sales talk, customers would surely go to transactions with him thinking that they had got a great value for their money. Only at the end theyll discover that all of it was a fraud and they have thrown away some amount of money to someone who had fooled them to have bought what they thought is a home that they call their own.
Disappointed by the act, but consumers can only face the regret that they have been dealing with the person whom should not be trusted. For consumers who are looking for rightful home sellers, skip this persons name. Dont be
fooled by the shady lies that he had managed to spread over different sources. Be vigilant if the deal starts to get suspicious and call it off. Before doing any transactions, consumers should ensure that the person theyre transacting to have real credentials, records, or certifications that had introduced to you. Consult for organizations or institutions if this person is the person who claims he was. Background checking is never wrong to ensure that the transactions are real and the identity of the person they are talking with is true instead of facing the regret in the future. Have the transaction documents and receipts examined for authenticity and make sure that you have records of transactions for future use in case something happens or if the deal gets suspicious in the long run. See to it that there is transparency in every transaction. Do not entrust the transactions on middlemen. Better if you can take part of the transaction to ensure that you have met the seller to verify each transaction.
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Vincent Peatros
AUTHOR: Truth teller - ()
SUBMITTED: Monday, April 15, 2013
POSTED: Sunday, April 14, 2013#2 REBUTTAL Individual responds
Ross Barr patient care scam artist
AUTHOR: Truth teller - ()
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 25, 2013
POSTED: Monday, March 25, 2013Before I took off for the golf course yesterday I checked the cases against PCT in L.A. Superior Court. This is what I found:
Not including my case, there are 6 cases listed. Of those, 4 are still pending waiting for their day in court to arrive, 1 was dismissed after the parties reached an agreement outside of court, and 1 was an outright win by the driver. Here are the case summaries:
Armen Papoyan V. PCT: case pending with next court date 4-8-13.
Dean Coffman V. PCT: case pending with next court date 4-29-13.
David Patterson V. PCT: case pending with next court date 4-15-13.
Andres Valderrama V. PCT: case pending with next court date 4-8-13.
Sarkis Mambreian V. PCT: this one is more complicated. Sarkis filed his suit. PCT counter sued saying Sarkis stole employees and customers. PCT lost their counter suit. Judgement for Sarkis in the amount of $10,000 plus court costs. PCT has filed an appeal of the ruling, next court date 5-9-13.
Harold Wright V. PCT: case was dismissed after both parties reached a settlement agreement outside of court. The court retains jurisdiction pursuit to CCP 664.6 to enforce full terms of the settlement. The settlement details were not entered into the case summary
#3 REBUTTAL Individual responds
Ross Barr patient care scam artist
AUTHOR: Truth teller - ()
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 25, 2013
POSTED: Monday, March 25, 2013Vince Ali Cyrus wants to be included in the lawsuit. He lost about $30,000 from Ross Barr transporting patients
#4 REBUTTAL Individual responds
Ross Barr and patient care transport court dates
AUTHOR: Truth teller - ()
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, March 26, 2013
POSTED: Monday, March 25, 2013Before I took off for the golf course yesterday I checked the cases against PCT in L.A. Superior Court. This is what I found:
Not including my case, there are 6 cases listed. Of those, 4 are still pending waiting for their day in court to arrive, 1 was dismissed after the parties reached an agreement outside of court, and 1 was an outright win by the driver. Here are the case summaries:
Armen Papoyan V. PCT: case pending with next court date 4-8-13.
Dean Coffman V. PCT: case pending with next court date 4-29-13.
David Patterson V. PCT: case pending with next court date 4-15-13.
Andres Valderrama V. PCT: case pending with next court date 4-8-13.
Sarkis Mambreian V. PCT: this one is more complicated. Sarkis filed his suit. PCT counter sued saying Sarkis stole employees and customers. PCT lost their counter suit. Judgement for Sarkis in the amount of $10,000 plus court costs. PCT has filed an appeal of the ruling, next court date 5-9-13.
Harold Wright V. PCT: case was dismissed after both parties reached a settlement agreement outside of court. The court retains jurisdiction pursuit to CCP 664.6 to enforce full terms of the settlement. The settlement details were not entered into the case summary.
I hope that helps everyone a little bit.
#5 REBUTTAL Individual responds
One last thing
AUTHOR: Truth teller - ()
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, March 26, 2013
POSTED: Monday, March 25, 2013#6 REBUTTAL Individual responds
Nice try patient care transports Ross Barr
AUTHOR: Truth teller - ()
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, March 26, 2013
POSTED: Monday, March 25, 2013#7 Author of original report
Vince
AUTHOR: Vincent Peatros from Downy CA is - ()
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, March 20, 2013
POSTED: Wednesday, March 20, 2013With the growing number of scammers and liars on the business we have to be aware of these people and keep them out of our mail boxes to avoid fraudulent transactions. Include this person in the list: Vincent Peatros. His address is at 9024 Lindsey Ave.Downey Ca 90240.
This person is one of the people in the industry that is not supposed to be trusted and be penalized. He has been banned for different companies and was also identified as a scammer and dishonest seller of cars and
homes to many buyers. He has different employment histories presented to customers and companies alike to deceive customers into getting into transactions with him only to find out that after the deal was off, the
customer already paid extra for the car bought or bought a house of property that is already owned by someone that doesnt exist.
This person specializes in scamming people through false information and fraudulent transactions in selling cars and properties. He does his scamming and lying tactics by introducing himself in profiles as an employee in different companies. A scam would not be effective if it does not look like the real thing. He created employee records of existing companies so customers would not suspect that the company is not real and the person is a scammer. He had created many employment histories and records for different car and home companies to attract buyers. One of them is that he placed in his profile that he worked on McKenna Motors Norwalk, CA, a car store in California. His so-called employment record in this company is that he has worked there as an Asst. Sales Manager 8/1997-2/2001 and has $93,000 as his annual income.
He puts in profiles false expertise and work achievements like on this company, he states that he had hired and trained sales associates and maintained a 97.5% Customer Service Index score which was fifth in the region. Not to mention that he also stated that he had proven sales records with new and used automobiles grossing over $215,000 per month, fifteenth highest in the country for Volkswagen of America. He had negotiated and closed nearly 50 transactions per month with a closing average at 46% (national average is 31%). He states that while he was working on this company he performed daily inventory checks for all new cars that arrived at the dealership. Not only that, he also trained sales force on the proper demonstration of all new cars, each associate must have a passing score of 99% in order to assist customers. Had trained sales team on customer prospecting through our Service Department records to generate more sales and met and exceeded the monthly sales quota established by the General Manager. He has performed weekly
sales meetings to confirm weekly sales appointments and additional training and increased new car auto sales by 37%, increased used car auto sales by 18%.
Propagating false employee records is his specialty to catch customers attention into believing that he is a legitimate seller from a reputable company offering a great deal in new and used cars, the same style that is using when he is selling homes to home buyers. When he succeeded on deceiving customers with these forms of lies, he then offers them deals to buy cars through different forms of reciprocation or offering discounted deals and gifts. But in the end customer finds out that he was actually paying a double
amount to this person. By the time that the customer agrees to his conditions, he then asks the person his credit details and other information. After getting all the information that he needs, the deal is off and the customer has been victimized by this scammer.
Beware of this person and keep him away from your mail boxes. Be vigilant and be cautious when the deal has become too good to be true and the statements are becoming suspicious. Do not believe easily to his forms of reciprocation, authority, or social proof. Listen carefully to his statements and understand them carefully. Itll help you rule out those truths from his statements that his offers are forms of fraud. This person is a scammer and a liar.

