PayMeLoans.com
Complaint 61194 Details

  • Date Occurred: 01/18/2014
  • Reported Damages: $30.00

The complaint is against an online dating profile

The complaint is a listing fraud posted on public forums or sites against an anonymous entity

The complaint is mobile text spam or smishing related against an anonymous entity

The company or person contact no longer exists

International boundaries

This company performs scams & withdraws funds from unsuspecting account holders. There is an FBI claim against this company and anyone who has been scammed is urged to contact the FBI to report this incident. The scam is for only $30, but in this economy a $30 scam can be dramatic to families who are barely paying their bills.

Please know that this company will be caught and imprisonment is inevitible.

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  • Customer_Service_Kelly
  • Customer_Service_Kelly SBID #209ac471ed
  • Posted 01/23/2014
  • Dear Consumer,
    I am sorry to hear you are unhappy with the service you have received from Pay Me Loans. When you went to our site and completed an online application for a loan which requires you to input all your information, you checked a box to verify you agree with the terms and conditions of our service. Then, all customers on contacted by sms, email, and telephone before the service fee is charged. After the charge, you are sent another email which has order information, user name and password and all contact information for Pay Me Loans. Pay Me Loans offers a full refund to any customer that is not satisfied with our service. Please contact our Customer Relations Manager directly at 727-265-2840 or email her at [email protected] and she will be happy to assist you.
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  • Gatorbayer
  • Gatorbayer SBID #c804d4937e
  • Posted 01/23/2014
  • Dear Customer Relations Manager,

    I never visited your site and I am not seeking a loan. I never received an sms, e-mail or phone call from your company. I don't know your company. As much as I appreciate your quick reply, I am confused as to how you're company obtained my bank information. I had to completely close my bank account and open a new account. This has been costly purchasing new checks. This was suggested by my bank as they have witnessed issues with your company and were concerned this could happen again. I'm just basting this on facts that were presented to me by my bank's fraud department. Your company may be on the up, though reviewing many websites about your company and by what I was told by my bank, you may want to rethink your business plan, before your company runs into further illegal issues. Thanks again for you quick reply.
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  • Gatorbayer
  • Gatorbayer SBID #c804d4937e
  • Posted 01/23/2014
  • Dear Customer Relations Manager,

    I never visited your site and I am not seeking a loan. I never received an sms, e-mail or phone call from your company. I don't know your company. As much as I appreciate your quick reply, I am confused as to how you're company obtained my bank information. I had to completely close my bank account and open a new account. This has been costly purchasing new checks. This was suggested by my bank as they have witnessed issues with your company and were concerned this could happen again. I'm just basting this on facts that were presented to me by my bank's fraud department. Your company may be on the up, though reviewing many websites about your company and by what I was told by my bank, you may want to rethink your business plan, before your company runs into further illegal issues. Thanks again for you quick reply.
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  • Gatorbayer
  • Gatorbayer SBID #c804d4937e
  • Posted 01/23/2014
  • Dear Customer Relations Manager,

    I never visited your site and I am not seeking a loan. I never received an sms, e-mail or phone call from your company. I don't know your company. As much as I appreciate your quick reply, I am confused as to how you're company obtained my bank information. I had to completely close my bank account and open a new account. This has been costly purchasing new checks. This was suggested by my bank as they have witnessed issues with your company and were concerned this could happen again. I'm just basting this on facts that were presented to me by my bank's fraud department. Your company may be on the up, though reviewing many websites about your company and by what I was told by my bank, you may want to rethink your business plan, before your company runs into further illegal issues. Thanks again for you quick reply.
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  • Gatorbayer
  • Gatorbayer SBID #c804d4937e
  • Posted 01/25/2014
  • Maam,

    BB&T Bank has already begun a fraud investigation. It is best that it is conducted in this manner. Securing my account so that your company cannot process future bogus checks has been costly to me and has messed up my accounts.

    I don't require further assistance.

    I DO RECOMMEND ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN SCAMMED BY THIS COMPANY TO CONTACT THE FBI.. YOU CAN GOOGLE FBI FRAUD TO START YOUR CLAIM. I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN SCAMMED. I AM VERY INTERESTED TO KNOW, IF THIS COMPANY ACQUIRED YOUR BANK ACCOUNT INFORMATION ILLEGALLY, AS WITH ME OR IF YOU SUPPLIED IT FOR LOAN APPROVAL? ALSO, DID THIS COMPANY ACTUALLY FINANCE YOU OR GET YOU A LOAN? I'M PRETTY CERTAIN OF WHAT REPLIES I WILL GET, BUT WOULD APPRECIATE FEEDBACK.
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Company Statistics

  • Complaint Against PayMeLoans.com
  • Complaints Filed: 408
  • Reported Damages: $24,974.54
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