Complaint Review: Maartin Pelmore, aezcredit - Atlanta Georgia
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- Maartin Pelmore, aezcredit 1170 Peach Tree St, Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A.
- Phone: 404-872-6244
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- Category: Credit & Debt Services
Martin Pelmore, aezcredit ripoff dishonest theft takes money and runs Atlanta Georgia
*Consumer Comment: Lesson learned...
*Consumer Comment: Lesson learned...
*Consumer Comment: Lesson learned...
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
I spoke with Mr. pelmore may of 2005 he told me the cost would be 600$ and he would have someone pick up the money at my office.
He said he needed the money in full because he is repairing our credit and he needs to make sure he gets his money. it is Jan.10,06 and he has not repaired my credit. All martin keeps telling me is that the repairs are done and I should have somethind in the mail in a week. Mr.pelmore has a copy of my wifes and my cedit report and I dont know who has seen them and who has got my ssn. My next step is to fill a report and press charges and to call the news so this will not happen to anyone else.
Michael
stockbridge, Georgia
U.S.A.
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#3 Consumer Comment
Lesson learned...
AUTHOR: David - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Let this be a lesson learned... there is no such thing as "credit repair". the only way to repair your credit is to pay off any and all owed accounts that are past due, pay off anything that is a write-off, submit corrections for false information to the credit bureaus etc... anything that is legitimately on your credit report is there BY LAW for 7-10 years depending on what type of information it is.
Anyone that claims they can fix your credit is scamming you out of every cent you give them, and you run the risk of them damaging your credit more because you gave thewm thinks like your Social Security Number that they can use in identity theft.
#2 Consumer Comment
Lesson learned...
AUTHOR: David - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Let this be a lesson learned... there is no such thing as "credit repair". the only way to repair your credit is to pay off any and all owed accounts that are past due, pay off anything that is a write-off, submit corrections for false information to the credit bureaus etc... anything that is legitimately on your credit report is there BY LAW for 7-10 years depending on what type of information it is.
Anyone that claims they can fix your credit is scamming you out of every cent you give them, and you run the risk of them damaging your credit more because you gave thewm thinks like your Social Security Number that they can use in identity theft.
#1 Consumer Comment
Lesson learned...
AUTHOR: David - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Let this be a lesson learned... there is no such thing as "credit repair". the only way to repair your credit is to pay off any and all owed accounts that are past due, pay off anything that is a write-off, submit corrections for false information to the credit bureaus etc... anything that is legitimately on your credit report is there BY LAW for 7-10 years depending on what type of information it is.
Anyone that claims they can fix your credit is scamming you out of every cent you give them, and you run the risk of them damaging your credit more because you gave thewm thinks like your Social Security Number that they can use in identity theft.
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