ez cash nash brown,hugh foster,james meek ripoff report, fraud, theft by deception,consumer fraud,tax fraud reading city Pennsylvania

james meek from ez cash contacted me by phone after i had applied for a loan online. He told me i had been approved for a loan for between 2000 and 6000 dollars. i told him 2000 and that was fine and he said i needed to get a moneypak for 120.00 dollars to show i could make the first months payment. after i did this he said he needed to transfer me to hugh foster who was on the state legaslative board that they were not letting the money being deposited in my account to clear. he then transfered me and the guy who picked up the phone said he was hugh foster and i needed to get a moneypak for 200.00 dollars to show a good faith promise that i was willing to clear up back credit issues on my credit report.

after i did this and called him back he said i had an issue with it being deposited to my account and i needed to get a moneypak for 180.00 dollars to cover western union charges so they could send it to me western union. after i did this hugh foster said it would be coming person to person from nash brown at 646 walnut st. reading city penn. and it would be cleared in 20 min and he would call me with the tracking numbers. he called about 30 min later and said there was a problem with it because of my credit  report.he then told me they had contacted a lawyer in my name for the sake of the credit bureau and i needed to get a moneypak for 180.00 dollars to pay the lawyers fee. i told him i was not getting any more moneypaks  and to give me my money back.

he then said my money  was tied up with the loan money and the only way to get it back was to pay the 180.00 dollars. after going back and forth several times he told me to borrow the money or get an advance on a credit card. after telling him again i was not borrowing money to give to them he then said i wasnt getting my money back without giving him another 180.00.

i believe this is extortion and they should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. in prison im sure they would meet a few of the people that they stole from.