Fairway Lending Group These People Stole My Money Mount Prospect Illinois

I recently applied for a loan through fairwaylending.org. At the time that I applied, I was unaware that they were scam site. It wasn't until I found other victims sharing their stories on ripoffreport.com that I realized that I was being scammed. Currently I am awaiting for my supposed refund for the 15th of February.

I received a message on my voicemail from Scott Mitchell, informing me that I was approved for a $5,000 loan. Naturally, I got excited and said "WOW this is great!". I then proceeded to give Mr. Mitchell a call back. After talking to him, he advised me to send 925 dollars in order to show/convey "good faith" in my loan. Of course, I didn't have the money at the time so he told me to give him a call back after I had gathered the money. I thought to myself "Hmm, this sounds kinda like it's too good to be true!".

Scott faxed documentation that he said I needed to sign and fax back to him. I then went to wal-mart and sent a $925 moneygram, not to a company, but to a person in Canada. According to Scott, the money should have been deposited into my bank account the next business day after sending the $925. Well, the money was not deposited into my bank account so I decided to call Scott back the next day. I asked Scott why the money was not deposited into my account. Scott Mitchell then transferred me to Terry Finkle, which was the financial manager.

After speaking to Mr. Finkle he said that something was wrong with my loan and that I had 2 options.
1. Get a refund for the full amount.
2. Send another 900 for collateral due to my bad credit.

I of course, said no and demanded for a refund. I thought to myself "something is definetly going on". Upon further research I managed to find this site.

GREAT, it seems like these people are really scammers. But the good thing is, sooner or later they are going to get caught. All I want to say is if they do not have my money by the 15th, then I will proceed with legal action.

$900, may seem like a trivial amount, but It can be used to buy food, pay rent, pay gas and also be used to catch up on bills that you're behind on. I just can't believe that they have a heart to scam a person that way, specially if you're really in need, and have people that you need to support.

Justincase
Rogers, Arkansas
U.S.A.