Burlington Financial Group has stolen over $6,245 dollars from me and destroyed countless lives with their lies, fraud and false promises, and I will no longer sit back and let these scammers ruin any more lives.
Burlington Financial Group preys on elderly and vulnerable people who are struggling with credit card debt. They send bogus mailers to people with “National Debt Relief Programs” on it, and a fake check at the bottom, promising to save you thousands of dollars by reducing your debt by 60% or more.
When you call them, you are transferred to a team of con artists reading from a script of lies. They hook you in by telling you how all the major banks have been sued for financial malpractice. Then they go on to tell you how new laws have been created by congress to help consumers fight back and challenge their debt based on financial malpractice by the banks. They say these new laws allow for the Debt Validation program to be created and they can expunge your credit card debt by auditing your creditors for consumer rights violations.
I started in the program over a year ago when their name was Flying Point Financial. They took over $6,245 from me, promising to help me with my credit card debt, and did absolutely nothing. They told me to stop paying on my credit cards and send them monthly credit card statements so they will audit my creditors, but they did nothing with it. I got sued by my credit card company for not paying and Burlington Financial did nothing to help me. I had to take care of the lawsuit myself. I could not afford to pay them FOR NOTHING and take care of the lawsuit too, so I tried to cancel, and they gave me the run around. Bottom line, they are scam artists that need to be brought to justice.
After doing my research and talking to people about debt validation I have now realized that debt validation is a scam, and I was scammed by Flying Point Financial, now Burlington Financial Group. There is no real laws available to audit creditors and have your expunged. They lied that I will be debt free in 12 months. They lied about their BBB ratings, they have fake reviews on their BBB website. They lied that I wouldn’t have to pay anything more to become debt free. They lied that my debt will be expunged from my credit report and my credit score will improve. They ruined my life, and I will make sure they never get a penny from another innocent victim.
I have contacted the Maryland Attorney General and I will be contacting the FBI immediately to bring take these scammers down, and if you have been scammed by Burlington Financial Group you need to contact Maryland attorney General Brian Frosh and contact the FBI so we can finally get these evil crooks behind bars.
On 2/27/2009 I was contacted by a man claiming to be a "Loan Agent" for a company called "Burlington Financial Group" the "a*****e" I mean the guy identified himself as Andy Carlile who gave a slick spill on how i was approved for a loan but needed to provide 4 months payments in advanced, at the time i was in financial trouble and about to be evicted so i took the bait as well as my 1000 dollars in savings and "gave" it all away. I called and called and never received a payment until finally the numbers no longer worked. needless to say I was evicted anyway and left without a dime. Karmas A b***h though. So be ware and stay away from this Company.
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Burlington Financial Group has stolen over $6,245 dollars from me and destroyed countless lives with their lies, fraud and false promises, and I will no longer sit back and let these scammers ruin any more lives.
Burlington Financial Group preys on elderly and vulnerable people who are struggling with credit card debt. They send bogus mailers to people with “National Debt Relief Programs” on it, and a fake check at the bottom, promising to save you thousands of dollars by reducing your debt by 60% or more.
When you call them, you are transferred to a team of con artists reading from a script of lies. They hook you in by telling you how all the major banks have been sued for financial malpractice. Then they go on to tell you how new laws have been created by congress to help consumers fight back and challenge their debt based on financial malpractice by the banks. They say these new laws allow for the Debt Validation program to be created and they can expunge your credit card debt by auditing your creditors for consumer rights violations.
I started in the program over a year ago when their name was Flying Point Financial. They took over $6,245 from me, promising to help me with my credit card debt, and did absolutely nothing. They told me to stop paying on my credit cards and send them monthly credit card statements so they will audit my creditors, but they did nothing with it. I got sued by my credit card company for not paying and Burlington Financial did nothing to help me. I had to take care of the lawsuit myself. I could not afford to pay them FOR NOTHING and take care of the lawsuit too, so I tried to cancel, and they gave me the run around. Bottom line, they are scam artists that need to be brought to justice.
After doing my research and talking to people about debt validation I have now realized that debt validation is a scam, and I was scammed by Flying Point Financial, now Burlington Financial Group. There is no real laws available to audit creditors and have your expunged. They lied that I will be debt free in 12 months. They lied about their BBB ratings, they have fake reviews on their BBB website. They lied that I wouldn’t have to pay anything more to become debt free. They lied that my debt will be expunged from my credit report and my credit score will improve. They ruined my life, and I will make sure they never get a penny from another innocent victim.
I have contacted the Maryland Attorney General and I will be contacting the FBI immediately to bring take these scammers down, and if you have been scammed by Burlington Financial Group you need to contact Maryland attorney General Brian Frosh and contact the FBI so we can finally get these evil crooks behind bars.
Scammers behind Burlington Financial Group Scam
Richard “Rich” Wayne Burnham
Katherine "Kate" Burnham - https://www.facebook.com/public/?query=Katie+Ray+Burnham
Sang Yi - https://www.facebook.com/sang.yi.9440
Nia Page - https://www.facebook.com/nia.page.98
Shawn Sydnor - https://www.facebook.com/public/?query=Shawn+Sydnor (first profile person)
Chamari “Chuck” Willis
On 2/27/2009 I was contacted by a man claiming to be a "Loan Agent" for a company called "Burlington Financial Group" the "a*****e" I mean the guy identified himself as Andy Carlile who gave a slick spill on how i was approved for a loan but needed to provide 4 months payments in advanced, at the time i was in financial trouble and about to be evicted so i took the bait as well as my 1000 dollars in savings and "gave" it all away. I called and called and never received a payment until finally the numbers no longer worked. needless to say I was evicted anyway and left without a dime. Karmas A b***h though. So be ware and stay away from this Company.