Report: #1128019

Complaint Review: Phoenix Closing Advisors - phoenix Arizona

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Submitted: Mon, March 03, 2014
Updated: Mon, March 03, 2014
Reported By: Mat R — Alpharetta Georgia

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Phoenix Closing Advisors 435 N. 5th Street phoenix, Arizona USA

Phone: 602) 903-5825 / (602) 903
Web: http://www.phoenixclosingadvisors.c...
Category: Financial Services

Phoenix Closing Advisors Skam ALERT.....will steal your MONEY phoenix Arizona

*Consumer Comment: Yes, this is a nationwide scam

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Got talked into sending money for closing a time share and wired money and have not heard beack from these people. BEWARE they are steealing money!

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Yes, this is a nationwide scam

AUTHOR: FloridaNative - ()

SUBMITTED: Monday, March 03, 2014

POSTED: Monday, March 03, 2014

This is a long running nationwide scam. It is a timeshare resale scam. You can go to FTC(dot)gov to look up all the variations of this scam and to see recent lawsuits against various timeshare resellers. Never send money to someone to close a sale. If they have a buyer, then you don't need to send money to the title company before closing. So right there that is a huge red flag. If they ask for money upfront - run away.

I saw the website for the one you posted and it looks like one of many scam websites. Go to WhoIs to find out a little bit of info. These people have hidden their identity well enough that you can't instantly see who they are or where they are located.

I'm sorry you lost your money. File a police report and see if there is anything you can do to recover your funds. Read the fTC(dot)gov site and they might have some solutions for you.

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