Cityline Financial Group They call and say you are approved for a loan and they need money upfront for collateral. Washington District of Columbia

I recently attempted to secure a loan in hopes of taking care of medical debt.

With the promise of a loan from a well-known company, I sent my entire monthly income as a deposit to the company to secure the loan as I was instructed. Now, I'm left with nothing. My wife and I cannot buy groceries, make our mortgage payment, feed our dogs, pay our electric bill, or even purchase toilet paper.

It's a sad day in the United States when a disabled/blind Air Force veteran, 44 years of age, is frauded of his only income and cannot receive help from any charity. My wife, age 48, recently became unemployed due to the business she worked for closing. That combined with our financial situation has brought on severe depression and illness for her.

Since this has happened, we have learned we are not alone. We have gotten several phone calls from people wanting us to tell them what to do! There are no resources for those of who strive to be good citizens of America.

Yes, we know NOW it is illegal for a company to ask for money upfront but everything looked and sounded legit at the time. We are going to lose our home and car.

I beg you to please help or give our information to anyone who will help. We are not asking for more than we need, just enough to aid us through this mess.

I have every piece of proof in documentation to prove this is not a scam in turn.

Filed with Spartanburg Co Sheriff case #2007040465
Filed with FTC Ref No. 10390009

John
Spartanburg, South Carolina
U.S.A.