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I was contacted by brendan feeney of parkview legal credit repair services. Mr. Feeney requested $60. To initiate the credit repair process. He told me that afte i paid the $60. I would be asked to pay a fee of around $250. In installments. He said once the fee and installments were agreed on all erronious accounts would be contested at one time and this would happen immediately. He assured me that ther would be no further monthly fees like their competitors creditrepair.com. He also explaint the process would bring fast results which would likely take around sixty days at the most.
Hereis the ripoff.
Once i paid the sixty dollars i was contacted by another salesman who explained that they would contest nothing until i paid the entire $400. Fee which could be paid in installments. He went on to explain that nothing would be contested till the fee was paid and that after sixty days there would be an $89. Monthly fee just as they explained they did not chargebefore ipaid the initial $60.
They took my credit card account information under false pretense and charged my bank under false pretense. They also took my socisl security number under false pretense. I believe this is a sort of credit card/identity theft and would like them t return my money.
Before using their services i contact the bbb and was ok with their rating. Once the frsud occured i contacted bbb online and found their account "under review".
I believe i was defrauded and believe they use this " bait and switch" tecnique to illegally obtain account information from trusting victims. I have since found numerous complaints against this company and am filing this report in hopes they will refund mymoney and immediatly stop lieing to potential customers. There is no need to trick people out of their money when honesty and good business practices are all it really takes to succeed.
I willupdate my report the moment i learn they have returned their fraudulantly obtained payment of sixty dollars.
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Parkview legal parkview law parkview law -credit repair scam san diego california
I was contacted by brendan feeney of parkview legal credit repair services. Mr. Feeney requested $60. To initiate the credit repair process. He told me that afte i paid the $60. I would be asked to pay a fee of around $250. In installments. He said once the fee and installments were agreed on all erronious accounts would be contested at one time and this would happen immediately. He assured me that ther would be no further monthly fees like their competitors creditrepair.com. He also explaint the process would bring fast results which would likely take around sixty days at the most.
Hereis the ripoff.
Once i paid the sixty dollars i was contacted by another salesman who explained that they would contest nothing until i paid the entire $400. Fee which could be paid in installments. He went on to explain that nothing would be contested till the fee was paid and that after sixty days there would be an $89. Monthly fee just as they explained they did not chargebefore ipaid the initial $60.
They took my credit card account information under false pretense and charged my bank under false pretense. They also took my socisl security number under false pretense. I believe this is a sort of credit card/identity theft and would like them t return my money.
Before using their services i contact the bbb and was ok with their rating. Once the frsud occured i contacted bbb online and found their account "under review".
I believe i was defrauded and believe they use this " bait and switch" tecnique to illegally obtain account information from trusting victims. I have since found numerous complaints against this company and am filing this report in hopes they will refund mymoney and immediatly stop lieing to potential customers. There is no need to trick people out of their money when honesty and good business practices are all it really takes to succeed.
I willupdate my report the moment i learn they have returned their fraudulantly obtained payment of sixty dollars.