Complaint Review: Lymington Financial Solutions - miami Florida
- Lymington Financial Solutions 3400 coral way miami, Florida United States of America
- Phone: 877-257-0565
- Web: lymington financial solutions.com
- Category: Loans
Lymington Financial Solutions this company appears to be a dishonest company scheming to get your money miami, Florida
*Consumer Suggestion: It's a scam
*Consumer Suggestion: A little help.
I would like any information on how to retreive the 1600.00 dollars i sent this company for a 5000.00 loan. the 2-3 men who answer the phones seem to be avaiable when they need you to send the money,however you cant seem to talk to anyone once you want to check on your status. I would like any and all avenues to information or contacts to retrieve my money and stop this company or individuals from scamming any more people.
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#2 Consumer Suggestion
It's a scam
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Monday, April 12, 2010
This is not a loan company. Just some Internet scammers who either made up the name, or stole another company's identity. They are running the Advance Fee Loan Scam. After they con you into sending them untraceable cash (usually via Western Union or Moneygram), they close up shop, toss the throwaway phones, shut down the website then start all over again using a different name.
Real lenders do not require large upfront payments to obtain loans. These scammers usually have their victims send their cash outside the U.S. to ensure that U.S. law enforcement will not have jurisdiction. Chances of getting your money back are slim to none. These scammers have covered all the bases when it comes to remaining anonymous.
The FTC has a web page devoted to this scam here :
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/telemarketing/tel16.shtm
#1 Consumer Suggestion
A little help.
AUTHOR: Nothappygirl - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, April 12, 2010
The same thing happened to me. I called the day funds were supposed to show up in my account and they didn't. So I called them and left a message to find out the status. They returned my call by stating that the investor had backed out of the loan which a breach of contract and that they were going to sued them for me. He said that was able to find another loan for me but for $10,000 and this would require me to send additional money. I told them that would like about it and get back to him. At this time I decided to research which I had done at the beginning of the loan. The website was active at the time but when I went to check it on Friday of last week it does not come up. They did tell me if I did not proceed with the loan I would recieve a refund on May 1st.
I called Western Union and filed a Fraud complaint. I don't know if I will get my money back it is somewhere to start.
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