Company calls and offers a loan of $8000. You download and print out what looks like a legit agreement. Fax documentation to them and are required to wire first 3 months of payments. Once you call for this company will call and require more money because you are a credit risk. Agreement says money will be returned in 14 to 30 days if you don't go further. You will not receive anything back. Company address us fake it's to a renovated building with only 1 occupant, a bank. Company is advertised as a business from Manta.com located in Ohio. Phone number just returns a busy signal. I was promised via email return of my money by Feb 15. That has come and gone. I made fraud reports to FBI, BBB, Federal Trade Commission, Moneygram, & Western Union. Will not give up. Brian Holley in New York, New York I am coming for you. De'Monet Laylock in Tampa Florida, you too. Lawrence Cole of Northwood Financing, you too. And Tiffany.
I had applied for a personal loan through "Northwood Financial" for $8000. I singed a contract and was required to secure the loan with a down payment of the amount of the 1st- 3 months of payments. As stupid as one could be, and after doing some investigation on Northwoodfinancial, it seemed to be a good lender with good credibility, so I wired them the required deposit of $571 via Western Union. Only to get a call from an agent asking for me to cover 3 more months of payments due to my credit score risk. Of course I didn't send this money and requested my initial deposit back. I was told I would receive this by form of cashiers check within 30 days. Of course nothing ever came and now the company phone number just has a busy signal. Their website is still up and excepting applications. is there anything I can do here?? Best regards, Robert Howard. 713-859-1044 . I have all signed contracts and agreements as well as proof of the Western Union cash transfer to Northwood Financial.
I applied for a new loan under another name to see if they would answer and WHAM! there they were, ready to scam another person already in a financail crisis.
Northwood Financing LLC Reviews
Company calls and offers a loan of $8000. You download and print out what looks like a legit agreement. Fax documentation to them and are required to wire first 3 months of payments. Once you call for this company will call and require more money because you are a credit risk. Agreement says money will be returned in 14 to 30 days if you don't go further. You will not receive anything back. Company address us fake it's to a renovated building with only 1 occupant, a bank. Company is advertised as a business from Manta.com located in Ohio. Phone number just returns a busy signal. I was promised via email return of my money by Feb 15. That has come and gone. I made fraud reports to FBI, BBB, Federal Trade Commission, Moneygram, & Western Union. Will not give up. Brian Holley in New York, New York I am coming for you. De'Monet Laylock in Tampa Florida, you too. Lawrence Cole of Northwood Financing, you too. And Tiffany.
I had applied for a personal loan through "Northwood Financial" for $8000. I singed a contract and was required to secure the loan with a down payment of the amount of the 1st- 3 months of payments. As stupid as one could be, and after doing some investigation on Northwoodfinancial, it seemed to be a good lender with good credibility, so I wired them the required deposit of $571 via Western Union. Only to get a call from an agent asking for me to cover 3 more months of payments due to my credit score risk. Of course I didn't send this money and requested my initial deposit back. I was told I would receive this by form of cashiers check within 30 days. Of course nothing ever came and now the company phone number just has a busy signal. Their website is still up and excepting applications. is there anything I can do here?? Best regards, Robert Howard. 713-859-1044 . I have all signed contracts and agreements as well as proof of the Western Union cash transfer to Northwood Financial.
I applied for a new loan under another name to see if they would answer and WHAM! there they were, ready to scam another person already in a financail crisis.