Complaint Review: FIDELITY ANNUAL INVESTMENT - Toronto Ontario
- FIDELITY ANNUAL INVESTMENT www.fidelityanualinvestment.com Toronto, Ontario Canada
- Phone: 647-722-0056
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- Category: Corrupt Companies
FIDELITY ANNUAL INVESTMENT refuse to refund deposit for opening bank account ripoff Toronto Ontario
*Author of original report: Added Information
*Consumer Suggestion: Where where the funds from?
The company operates an off shore bank. I was informed some funds were sent to the bank. I was informed I had to deposit $2500.00 plus $1500.00 bank service charges in order to open the account and release the funds that was sent to me. Once the bank charges were paid I discovered they did not have the funds and I have not been able to recover my deposit. I have made phone calls wrote letters but no responce.
Charles
CALGARY, Alberta
Canada
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#2 Author of original report
Added Information
AUTHOR: Charles - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, December 12, 2006
The funds were at the Haxel Bank in Belgium, I spoke with A Mr. George Duc, who told me his agent in Toronto had run off with money from the bank including mine, but I still cannot recover my money, phone calls,e-mails and letter goes unanswered.
Charles,
Calgary Alberta

#1 Consumer Suggestion
Where where the funds from?
AUTHOR: Dave - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, December 12, 2006
A distant (and previously unknown) relative's estate somewhere in Africa?
A foreign lottery?
A loan which needed a large advance insurance fee?
It sounds like a different wrinkle on one of those common scams.
If you sent money to a bank account, even if it is offshore, then the transaction is traceable.
File a complaint online with FTC.gov -- even if you did actually wire the money to an individual rather than a bank account. If they had a website, and a phone number, there might be a chance someone who's looking for them can find them.


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