Richfield Lending Group scams deperate people in financial need Norh Charleston North Carolina

I was contacted on September 20, 2008 from David Cooper informing me that I was approved for a $5000 personal loan. This was great news at the time because I have bad credit, and wanted a second chance. I was getting the loan so that I could get out of debit and fix my 3 year old's teeth. Anyways Mr. Cooper stated that I would need to send 6 months payments ($703.26) as collateral. I sent this very promtly, and was told that the money would be in my account no later than 5:30pm the next day.

The next day came and I recieved a call from Steven Hudson stating that the lender required an extra $700 to meet the agreement. I told him I would have to think about it. After, doing everthing I could to get the money, and mind you I was very desperate, I sent it Money Gram to Tracy Rembrandt ot Minto, NB.

The next day Mr. Hudson calls and says the lender has backed out, but they will befilig a lawsuit on my behalf. He said they had a $10,000 and $15,000loan I could go fo, butI woul hae to send $700 more. I started crying on the phone. He said it was not th end of the world, and I yelled yes it was. All this I am explaining to you, I was yelling. He said he would process a refund to take place October 17, 2008.

October 17th rolled around and no money; so all together I am out approx $1400, and probably no way to pay November's rent. What makes this worse is I have four young non-scool aged children and one happens to be an infant. I can't even afford to get them diapers and formula. Thank goodness for my parents helping my with October rent and food for us. I feel so stupid since this was a red flag issue at my job...I process money grams at work and fell for the stupidest trick in the book. Please don't let this happen to you.

Megan
San Antonio, Texas
U.S.A.