Complaint Review: Rosie Henry - United Kingdom Internet
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- Rosie Henry Internet United States of America
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Rosie Henry Roseberry Loan Guaranteed a loan and send a contract asking for $120.00 as collateral. I wired those funds and now asking for more money United Kingdom Internet
*Consumer Suggestion: You are being scammed.
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On Monday Sept 28th I found a website guaranteeing personal loans. So I applied and was told that I was approved for a $6000.00 and only had to pay $120.0o for collateral. I sent those funds on Wed Sept 30th and was sent and email that the loan would be in my account on Thursday Oct 1st. by 3am out time. I havent received the loan and now they are requesting more money to get the loan funded. I was even sent a contract telling me I only had to pay $120.00. They goes by roeberry loans and the woman's name was Rosie Henry of the United Kingdom.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
You are being scammed.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, October 01, 2009
This is the ever popular Advance Fee Loan scam. Do not send them anymore money.
The way it works is that they promise you a loan, then have you send an advance fee via an untraceable means such as Western Union or Moneygram (untraceable as in : you'll never see that $120 again), usually to another country. They will keep promising to deliver the loan, but will continually attempt to press you for more "fees" or "insurance". In reality, they're just trying to squeeze as much cash out of you as they can.
Please visit the FTC's Advance Fee Loan scam page for more info :
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/telemarketing/tel16.shtm
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