Koch Financial Dealton Financial Payment Protection scam king of prussia, Pennsylvania

I applied for a loan on June 1, 2012, with Massbayfunding.com.  They shop information out to different lenders.  I received a response on Monday, June 4, from Koch Financial in King of Prussia, PA.  They offered me a loan in the amount of $10,000 with an interest rate of 7.25%.  I was to either get a co-signer or pay for payment protection insurance.
I researched the company and they had a physical U.S. address, no ripoff reports, an A+ rating with BBB, and a long operating history.  I went forward with paying the insurance premium, since it seemed like good coverage to have.I requested the loan be increased to $15,000 which they agreed to do. I signed the contract and provided a copy of my Drivers License, a voided check and a paystub as requested.   My mistake was not researching the method they used. They requested a greendot moneypak for the $1,100 premium.  I thought greendot was  like a prepaid credit card, similar to a money order.   I bought three greendot moneypak cards, with $500 on two, $100 on another.  I called Mary Schmidt on Friday, June 8.  Ms. Schmidt told me at that time that the loan would be deposited either Saturday or Monday.  I gave her the numbers on the Moneypak cards.  No funds were deposited.  I called and was told by another employee of the company that it may take up to three business days. 

 I knew by this time I was being scammed.  I waited until Tuesday, June 12, and that morning received an email from Koch requesting an additional $750 to upgrade to the preimuim coverage. I refused, and requested a refund.  I fully anticpate that the company will now disappear and I will never see the $1.100 again. I also ran a search on their phone number, and found an almost identical website for a company in New York City by the name of Dealton Financial. They use the same number, also have physical addresses in New York.