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Complaint Review: Jeanie kerns Alexis sotolongo cpn - Georgia

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  • Reported By: Alford — Saltlake Utah United States
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I bought 2 tradelines from Jeanie Kerns on Thanksgiving day for 450. One was a installment loan and the other was a auto loan. She told me that the statement date was on the 3 of December and it would be posting to the bureaus 7 days after. 7, 14, 21, 50 days past and she had a excuse why it didn't post.

After I ask for a refund she said that she would refund me but never did. Had a excuse every time about the refund. I sent the money Walmart to Walmart to a associate's name Alexis Sotolongo who she said was her daughter.





I have a government friend who looking into her a*s by tracking the Walmart to Walmart  transaction, calling all the banks that she post on her site for tradlines, FBI, Georgia Us Attorney General. Stay away from her because she is a fraud that's on her way to jail

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#3 General Comment

All I know about you...

AUTHOR: John - (United States)

POSTED: Monday, January 20, 2020

 ...is derived from what you posted. You are trying to pay off someone to fix your credit score by creating fake tradelines. Doesn't sound like a person I need to respect, and sure doesn't sound like anyone I want to "understand" any further.

Don't tell me how good your economic situation is when you are paying shady people to do shady things to con creditors into thinking you are a good risk. Does not compute. Oh and BTW, the "you disagree with me so you must work for them" bit is so old here, it's got moss on it.

Grow up and understand that your under-the-table nonsense is going to get called out by people who aren't trying to scam you. The funniest part is that you call her a fraud- yes, people who do this are ALL frauds. As are the people who hire them. Check the mirror.

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#2 Author of original report

You dont know me

AUTHOR: Alford - (United States)

POSTED: Sunday, January 19, 2020

 Number one John I do pay my bills on time. I have no derogatory, negative items, charge off, and late payments on my credit report. I actually think that you're Jeanie because I read from another site that someone was scammed from Jeanie and associated and that person was indeed John.

John was Jeanie or John was part of the associated scam machine. Talk to some one man because I'm not really the one. Like I said my friend is looking into it and I will get my money back and then some.

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#1 General Comment

Another would-be scammer falling victim to a scam. Boo h*o.

AUTHOR: John - (United States)

POSTED: Sunday, January 19, 2020

 So you thought that you could just pay someone to create "tradelines" and fraudulently improve your credit score- and proceeded to get scammed. Sorry, no sympathy here. Here's how you improve your credit- pay your bills on time, every time. Don't borrow more than you can afford to pay back. And above all, stop handing money to people who are just trying to take advantage of your situation and your duplicity.

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