Claimant says: "On 10/30/2015 I ordered the offered 0.05 oz bottle of anti-aging serum for $5.95 and the 0.05 oz anti-aging eye cream for $5.95, both of which paid for at the time. Now, July 2016 I receive a bill from Collect Pros for $98.71 for the skin serum and $88.48 for the eye serum. These two total a $188.48 collections against me, which I do not owe and will not pay to a fraudulent claim. I called both the Collection outfit and the Encante outfit and neither number/representative would answer my inquiry as to how and why this” ...Show more »

Claimant says: "On 10/30/2015 I ordered the offered 0.05 oz bottle of anti-aging serum for $5.95 and the 0.05 oz anti-aging eye cream for $5.95, both of which paid for at the time. Now, July 2016 I receive a bill from Collect Pros for $98.71 for the skin serum and $88.48 for the eye serum. These two total a $188.48 collections against me, which I do not owe and will not pay to a fraudulent claim. I called both the Collection outfit and the Encante outfit and neither number/representative would answer my inquiry as to how and why this is happening. The woman at Encante hung up on me! Now I will file a fraud report! There is no correct phone number to call to resolve this matter. The number on my bank statement from my VISA purchase is not usable either - it direct you to reps who ONLY do business with medical personnel. WHAT A SCAM!!*” ...Show less »

Claimant says: "I bought a car from Paul Blanco back in March 2014. I got my own loan through my credit union. So when I bought it I wrote a ck for the car from my credit union. So it was like paying cash for it. My credit union has wrote me several letters because they still haven't received the pink slip. I have talked to Paul Blanco store 3 times about this and they still haven't done anything about this. My credit union has now made my car loan go from a car loan to a signature loan and my car payment has now doubled. I have gotten” ...Show more »

Claimant says: "I bought a car from Paul Blanco back in March 2014. I got my own loan through my credit union. So when I bought it I wrote a ck for the car from my credit union. So it was like paying cash for it. My credit union has wrote me several letters because they still haven't received the pink slip. I have talked to Paul Blanco store 3 times about this and they still haven't done anything about this. My credit union has now made my car loan go from a car loan to a signature loan and my car payment has now doubled. I have gotten with an attorney because this is not the only problem I have had with them. They also tried to sell me a salvaged titled car and said nothing to me. It was my loan co that caught it and told Paul Blanco they can not do the loan because the car has a salvaged title. So Paul Blanco called me back and told me they couldn't sell me the car. Then when they took the car back they never took it out of my name on registration,resold the car to some one else and that person was now getting tickets in and it was going to me. Because the title was still in my name. I had call them on this issue also and I don't know if it was ever corrected. My title now from the car I just bought in March 2014 is in Paul Blanco's name. When they got pd cash for this car.*” ...Show less »

Claimant says: "I keep getting emails from bill pay to attempt to collect. I have an arrangement with FIA card services for all the credit card accounts. bill pay is attempting to collect when they have no such agreement this is harassment and fraud my rights have been violated. I have had several conversations to no resolve.”

Claimant says: "Andrew Scott Yancer, DOB 12-25-1962, borrowed many thousands of dollars from me. He always had a sad story, his vehicle was broken, his water was going to be turned off, his gas was going to turned off, his car insurance was going to be cancelled, he wanted to visit his son, he needed gas money, he loss his drivers license because of tickets and needed those paid, his vehicle was impounded because he was driving on a suspended license, he owed his sisters money, he didn't have money to pay his rent, his son needed money” ...Show more »

Claimant says: "Andrew Scott Yancer, DOB 12-25-1962, borrowed many thousands of dollars from me. He always had a sad story, his vehicle was broken, his water was going to be turned off, his gas was going to turned off, his car insurance was going to be cancelled, he wanted to visit his son, he needed gas money, he loss his drivers license because of tickets and needed those paid, his vehicle was impounded because he was driving on a suspended license, he owed his sisters money, he didn't have money to pay his rent, his son needed money to pay his phone bill, get his car repaired, move into an apartment, and on and on. I was stupid and fell for it, but he was aware the money were loans for everything. I helped him and his son on many things. He even promised one time to pay me back out of his next paycheck, but that didn't happen. That was the last time I loaned him any money. I know I was stupid to loan him money but we were dating and he was leading me on with that. I thought we were serious, but found out later that he was playing the field. I even found a job and moved to Michigan because we were talking about a future. I know red flags should have been going up, I was stupid to believe him. I finally had enough of the lies and broke it off with him. I asked him to start repaying the loans and he promised he would. But you guesed it he never did, for over a year. He has paid a very small portion of what he owes me and when I ask for payments he claims I am harassing him. I now start everything with this is an attempt to collect a debt. All I want is my money, the property of mine he still has I have written off. I have a spreadsheet showing the amounts he borrowed. I had to have an attorney write him a letter to start getting payments from him. Once I asked for the payments to go to my PO Box the payments came further and further apart and less and less in the amount. He misrepresented himself to me to obtain the money. He basically committed fraud by doing that. I know this is not the first time he has borrowed money and not paid it back, his one sister went to court and got a judgment against him. I hope by doing this his next victim will avoid the headaches.*” ...Show less »

Claimant says: "Larry Chickos the owner of mobile home wash co. overcharged Joan Wirkkala a 80year old widow .Normal fee is between $100 and $150,he charged her $750. for power washing her eves.He clearly took advantage of her and refuses to call me back.This is a case of elder abuse and fraud.”