Complaint Review: Prosperity Bank - saint augustine Florida
- Prosperity Bank 110 southpark blvd saint augustine, Florida United States of America
- Phone: 1-877-897-
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- Category: Investment Brokers
Prosperity Bank prosperity bank ripped me off after promised me a loan and made me 2 months behind on mortgage payments. saint augustine, Florida
*Consumer Suggestion: Sylver is correct.
*Consumer Comment: Sorry to say...
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Went on line to find a bad credit loan.contacted prosperity to see if i qualify. They said i did. Then they told me i needed to send in a one time fee of $674 to lock in the loan. so i sent it in. Called back 3 days later to see what happened, they told me i was a high risk loan and they needed an additional 425 for ins. and once i sent that in i would recieve my loan i 2 hours. So i was desperate so i sent it in. Called them next day and they wanted me to send an additional 365 broker fee. I told them to send me my money back. I took out 2 payday loans and skipped mortgage payment on house for 2 months. still waiting for my money and it has been almost 2 months. try to call them but phone has been disconnected.
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#2 Consumer Suggestion
Sylver is correct.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, November 25, 2009
This is a common Internet scam. You were not dealing with a bank. Just a couple of scammers with throwaway cell phones and Internet access.
Advance fee loans are not legal, so anyone trying to get you to do this is scamming you.
Though you didn't mention it, I'm guessing that they had you send them money via Moneygram or Western Union. They do this because it's the only way they can get your money without leaving a paper trail. Legit companies do not require you do send money this way. Also, if this scam is like the hundreds of others reported here, they probably asked you to send the money to someone in another country (usually Canada). This is another red flag and it's done so that no U.S. law enforcement agency will have jurisdiction over the transaction. The scammers know this reduces the chance that they'll get caught to nearly zero.
Sorry to hear that you lost so much to this scam, but I'm afraid there's very little you can do about it. For more info on this particular scam, see the FTC's webpage :
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/telemarketing/tel16.shtm
#1 Consumer Comment
Sorry to say...
AUTHOR: sylver8248 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, November 25, 2009
no lender requires money upfront for a loan. You were scammed and your money is long gone.
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