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Have you ever lost money being scammed online?
I have never fallen for the Nigerian scam or any other fradulent emails but I did lose hundreds of dollars with an Internet company called Cyber-rebates.com.
I researched the company for months then I finally pulled the trigger…. I mean what could be better than free stuff? All you gotta do is fill out a few forms.
Well after I ordered, the company files for bankruptcy and I am stuck with overpriced crap which I thought were free crap.
I know a few people who lost over $50,000 with them. I guess there’s no such thing as free lunch!
Yes i was recently scammed by a company called Greenline trust. I have been looking for a bad credit loan, found a place checked them out with the FTC, BBB of WI, everything i thought i was supposed to do. I get the loan papers & i bring them to an atty to rv. the atty said some items did not make sense but all looked good legit docs.
I send the loan papers back it said the terms were i was to come up with 4 monthly pmts before closing i did and sent them the money. My loan was supposed to fund today at noon theres no money in my bank account so i call the company. The manager of the man who i dealt with said the lender wants more money now or he wont fund the loan, etc. I was so pissed i told the man if i had $5000.00 to send up front why would i be looking to barrow money. Needless to say i am 2k out as it stands now have no loan, and the bbb & ftc said since i am the first complaint they will look into taking action. These people SUCK. I wish when a scammer or comp screws the little guy/gal there building burns down or have a major lawsuit filed againt them so they are forced to pay out $$
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How to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy $8.47 In these times of massive credit card debt and stagnating incomes, filing for bankruptcy has become the only relief for thousands of people. The information in How to File for Bankruptcy is so complete that a person can file virtually on his own, without needing to hire a lawyer. By no means does the book encourage filing for bankruptcy, but it will help anyone in serious financial trouble d… |
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How to File Your Own Bankruptcy (Or How to Avoid It): With Forms (4th ed) $11.90 This newly-revised title clearly explains the major changes that have recently been made to the nation’s bankruptcy laws. Specific changes will prevent people from eliminating credit card debt and other unsecured loans by filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 7, and forcing them to file under Chapter 13, a court-supervised repayment plan. In addition, while not totally eliminating the homestead exem… |
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Debt Free: The National Bankruptcy Kit (Legal Self-Help Series) $15.55 Written in plain English, the information in this comprehensive reference book will guide readers through the entire bankruptcy process in a simple step-by-step manner. Sample filled-in documents, worksheets, checklists, and straight-forward instructions allow readers to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and cancel their major debts. Revised to contain the latest changes to bankruptcy law…. |
