- Report: #22852
Complaint Review: The Money Store dba Homeq - Nationwide
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The Money Store dba Homeq
www.themoneystore.com Nationwide, U.S.A.
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877-867-7378
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The Money Store dba Homeq ripoff, cheating interest, shady, deceitful, unbelievable hidden charges and fees business that doesn't give a dam scam con artists Oklahoma
The Money Store aka Homeq is the most shady company I have ever had to deal with. They lent us money $15,000 in 1996 (Oct.)and we still (after paying $208.00 per month) owe them approx. $14,000.
Imagine that. On top of that, I called for the pay-off amount and they didn't know. It would take up to 5 business days to gather that information. Then, you can have it mailed (1 more week of waiting) or faxed to you.
There is so much I can say but NOT ONE GOOD THING about this company.
If you are one day late they charged $60.00 for property inspection (this is to protect their interest.) HA !!!
Also, we wanted them to subordinate our loan so we could refinance our 1st mortgage and they charged $250.00 and had a list of things 2 miles long you had to "qualify" with before they would do this. In the event that they said "NO" the 1st time, you could continue to pay $100.00 charges until {maybe} they would agree. ($100 each time you try to appeal a "NO" response).
At any rate, my husband and I are borrowing the money to pay them off because I can't deal with them any more. THIS WAS A COSTLY MISTAKE DO NOT MAKE THE SAME ONE!!!!!!!!!
Lisa
St. Peters, Missouri
Imagine that. On top of that, I called for the pay-off amount and they didn't know. It would take up to 5 business days to gather that information. Then, you can have it mailed (1 more week of waiting) or faxed to you.
There is so much I can say but NOT ONE GOOD THING about this company.
If you are one day late they charged $60.00 for property inspection (this is to protect their interest.) HA !!!
Also, we wanted them to subordinate our loan so we could refinance our 1st mortgage and they charged $250.00 and had a list of things 2 miles long you had to "qualify" with before they would do this. In the event that they said "NO" the 1st time, you could continue to pay $100.00 charges until {maybe} they would agree. ($100 each time you try to appeal a "NO" response).
At any rate, my husband and I are borrowing the money to pay them off because I can't deal with them any more. THIS WAS A COSTLY MISTAKE DO NOT MAKE THE SAME ONE!!!!!!!!!
Lisa
St. Peters, Missouri
