- Report: #815035
Complaint Review: kingsview loan brokers
| kingsview loan brokers 12 high street 2nd floor
westerly, Rhode Island United States of America |
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kingsview loan brokers i was scammed for a grand total of $3795.00 westerly, Rhode Island
*Consumer Comment: Money long gone.
*Consumer Comment: Scam
*Consumer Comment: Sorry.....but you fell for a scam.
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I am 64 years old and a cancer survivor and I will survive this but I can guarantee they won't. Just for a
FYI Michael Matthews calls himself a good chrisitan man. Not quite sure what god he believes in.
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Money long gone.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, December 29, 2011
That's exactly what Internet scammers are looking for. From what I can tell from your post, it appears that they got you to send them 4 payments of over $3,000 for what was originally supposed to be a $5,000 loan. Sadly, the key to this scam is that the money transfer cannot be traced, so the Attorney General and the FBI will not be going after these scammers.
There is no loan company, there is no Michael Matthews, the website and all of the documents are all fake, the phones were throwaway cell phones. Basically, they tried very hard to look like a legitimate loan company, when in fact it was just a few people on a computer with public Internet access.
The Advance Fee Loan Scam is one of the more common scams seen on this site. The FTC has a web page about it here :
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/telemarketing/tel16.shtm
The key to most scams is the transfer of money via untraceable means. Of course, scammers insist on this, so the police cannot come looking for them. Legitimate businesses do not. Anytime someone you don't know personally asks you to transfer money via Green Dot, Western Union or Moneygram, you know that you are being scammed.
And here's the thing that has me wondering about your mental capabilities - There are WARNINGS posted all over the Moneygram office telling you NOT to send money to these scammers. How could you possibly NOT see them ??? AND - the warnings are also printed RIGHT ON THE FORM that you filled out telling you not to send your money to these scammers. CAN YOU NOT READ ???? Does someone have to hit you upside your thick head with a ball bat to get your attention ??? Geeeeezzzz. You got EXACTLY what you deserved. NOTHING !
And, showing your stupidity once again, you are WRONG. Those scammers will most definitely "survive" this because there are plenty of morons like YOU who will continue to ignore warning after warning and send these scammers all of their money, just as they have been doing year after year after year. I can guarantee that right now these crooks are sitting on a sunny beach somewhere, laughing at YOU while spending YOUR money.
And, yes, you're a complete fool, and you cannot deny that fact. Your report PROVES it.
#3 Consumer Comment
Sorry.....but you fell for a scam.
AUTHOR: VinnyZ66 - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, December 29, 2011
You will most likely never recover your money. It is long gone. The money and the scammer are probably in West Africa or Eastern Europe. You will not be able to sue because this company actually doesn't exsist.
Scammers often use the "Christian" angle to get you to let your guard down.
Good luck.

