This retards just called, saying he would have the police pick me up (I'm a police officer) lol looked up the address they have and its for a whataburger in San Antonio, Tx so i called back asked how come the address was a restaurant, and they hung up on me
What's sad is, how many people they contact without the resources to check on these crooks. https://www.paydayforest.com/ then http://whois.domaintools.com/paydayforest.com check website number http://www.slideshare.net/paydayforest/get-fi ... ns-1-8888858208 and twitter special https://twitter.com/paydayforest then BBB report http://www.bbb.org/chicago/business-reviews/p ... ago-il-88645090#
Scammin, Scummin shrolls working overtime on this fraudulent entity.
I googled "payday forest bank" and got nine matches.
The first match is THIS THREAD. All of the others are sites talking about 'Payday Forest Bank' as an illegal "advance fee" scam. One victim said she wired $150, then another $250. She only balked at a third request for another $200. Now she's boo hooing that she and hubby are senior citizens and disabled. How can you be a senior citizen when you were obviously just born yesterday?? Sigh!
You would think that all of these posts saying "This is a valid bank. I walked up to the valid window and talked to a valid lady with valid shoes on her valid feet." would scare literally EVERYONE off. But no, there's still more suckers lined up waiting to be taken.
Just bumped the additional number under the Chicago BBB and came up with "Cash Net USA"
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-312-473-6015/3 and their website http://www.cashnetusa.com/
Just posting this should someone stumble upon the thread. Advance fee loan folks! SCAM! Wire transfer makes it 110% Scam. Do a little homework on how wire transfers are to be used. . . and a loan isn't one of them.
http://www.westernunion.com/sites/us/consumer-protection/KnowledgeCenter.page
Never send money to people you haven't met in-person.
Never send money to pay for taxes or fees on lottery or prize winnings.
Never use a test question as an additional security measure to protect your transaction.
Never provide your banking information to people or businesses you don't know.
Never send money in advance to obtain a loan or credit card.
Never send money for an emergency situation without verifying that it's a real emergency.
Never send funds from a check in your account until it officially clears, which can take weeks.
Never send a money transfer for online purchases.