Has anyone heard of Vonage Financial?
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Yes, this company told me I was approved for a 15,000.00 loan sent me the loan doc's and everything. I sent them $3700. And today3/3/06 the Lady Mary Lynch my loan officer told me the loan was on hold and I would have to wait till Monday morning to know if I'm going to receive the loan or not into my savings account. I really don't know what to do but you shouldn't send them anything I'll let you know if I ever get the loan or not I'll know for sure Monday morning.
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The featured partner is vonage.
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I hate to say this but I don't know myself but whomever they are, I think they are trying to rob me. I didn't sign up for anything from that "company" and just recently I saw an attempt to withdraw $159 from my banking account. Since then I have been searching for the company and location and names but I haven't found anything yet. If I do I will be sure to pass it along to you and anyone else that has had problems with this "company."
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It is a scam. As soon as you contact them they will ask for a processing fee. I Googled \n\n"United Claims Center" Cash\n\n(with the quotation marks exactly as typed) and found 25 warnings in 0.46 seconds. That proves my Internet skills are better than yours. You are probably better looking, though.
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I have - and it sounds quite fishy. I remember a thread from the Vanguard Diehards forum. I have linked it below. I hope this helps:\n\nhttp://socialize.morningstar.com/NewSocialize/Asp/FullConv.asp?forumId=F100000015&convSeqNumber=53342&mrr=1158983820
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I recieved a letter from this company last week too. I have done some research and called the real M&T Bank they think it is a scam. I have called the number on the chck several times and the same man always answeres but he can never answer all of my questions. I have also talked to the people at the Ox ridge place ( if it is a real company) and they want you to send them 2200 dollars to process the money to get your $69,000. The real M&T bank said if it was real they would most likely just take the money out and send you the rest. The real M&T bank doesn't have any info on the check number I gave them either. The guy a talked to with the fake M&T bank also get very aggrevated when you ask him to many questions couldn't give me the phone number of the bank and asked me to call back later to speak to a supervisor. The funniest thing is the same guy always answers the phone now what bank has the same person answer the phine every day at different times in the day. So, yes I would say this is all a scam and some one is out to make some money. I am in the process of doing more research too.
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Hi,\n\nI did a google search for this Law firm and I got your question as on of my search results. I don't think Bud and Grant LLF exists, I've been getting emails from them claiming that I have some money in some account, and I would assume that you have been getting them too. They've emailed me several times already (to make it seem like its not scam and that they are for real), but I just think if they had some credibility, I should be able to google them and find some information on their company. However if you do find some information about this please share. \n\nThanks and good luck
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yes,\n i aound it very neurve racking when it as announced.\n it wasn't a surprize though.\n  our house had suspected this for quite a while, which is why we have invested in a cell phone company to the tune of a $ 170.00 billing contracted for one year,\n\nthis will show you how serious some people are.\n   the fact is, \n      it had come down our ranks ( those who had try to help senater kerry to gain ofice) that this was in the planning as early as the year 2003, that full operations would be expected.\n   scince then ,descrete off the record suggestions have not only supported the media's desclosures, but have added new ideas, which, if taken to heart. only curtails the use of personal liberties further.( this is by choice.)\n    not to get in trouble and what to avoid is become one of the mainstays of our life.\n    it not only phone , but also internet comunications which are now being monitored.\n     as to what extent for the latter, i really don't know.\n      after an extent of time on a cellphone that too can be "tapped", or 'spied" if responding to a number with landline connections.\n      after having ips services disrupted for no reason, the to reappear after. \n ( mostly happened during times of news worthy items breaking.)\n       at one point having cell phones blocked.( yep, bill was paid up in full)\n    DO I CARE?\n      i've no intrests in being a political activest. \ni understand that questions posted by my self might have sounded so, but it isn't.\n    DO I HAVE A REASON TO BE WORRIED OR CARE ABOUT THIS LATEST DISCLOSURE?\n       ask the millions of new cell phone users enrolled this year alone.\n     YES! HECK I CARE !!!!\n     IT'S A REAL PIAN, TO SEE NORMAL PEOPLE GO TO EXTREMES, NOT TO BE ABLE TO COMMIT A CRIME, BUT TO HOLD A CONVERSTION\nIN PRIVATE ABOUT THE KIDS.\n     \n\nyes i care,\n \nsorry for shouting.\n\n\n\n(spell check domown again)
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Thats almost certainly a scam. Its a common scam where people say "oh your reletive has left you lots of money, please send some money to cover xyz costs or give us your bank details"\n\nNever give out your personal details from unsolicited emails like that. Just delete it.
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There is more than one way.\n\nThe Vonage website has details (see source)
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Came from the Vonage commercials.
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Never heard of them.  I looked on the web and found a couple of hits.  All were ads.  I looked at one at it had a yahoo account as the email provider.  I would never do a loan with a company that has an @yahoo suffix to their email.\n\nThere has to be someone local who could give your friend a loan.  If no one will give her a loan but this fella then raise your shields and go to red alert.  Your friend may have really busted up credit and that is when the scavengers come in.\n\nThree possible scenarios.  \n\nI.   this guy will require a fee or payment to "process" the loan.  Then disappear once the money is sent.\n\n2.  Hit your friend with a payment plan that sounds cheap and easy but is really something that will lock her into a paying a lot more than she borrowed.  Like saying your $5000 loan will only cost you $230 a month.  What they don't say is that is over 5 years which would come to paying $13,800 for a $5000 loan.  This type of loan scam will also have all sorts of stiff fees and penalties to trap the borrower into the loan for the full term.\n\n3.  Good old fashioned identity theft.\n\nIt could be a mixture of all of the above too.  I would say, avoid this guy.  If she has to use him, then have a calculator ready and add up the payments to make sure they aren't scamming.  Make sure you know the length of the loan, the interest amount, the API, and the amount of the loan.  Get a schedule of all fees in writing.  DO NOT SIGN RIGHT AWAY!!!   Take the paperwork and read over it.  It might be worth $100 to pay an attorney to go over and it and tell you what evils are lurking in that paper.  Beware, they may try to get you to sign up right away and give you no chance to read over the agreement.  Start with not trusting the guy at all.  Be skeptical of everything he says.
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Looking at their rates on HSH they are way off. You can not get those rates. They are about 1% lower than the going rates. I would walk away from them if they are advertising impossible rates like that. It's called bait and switch. Run don't walk away. \n\nhttp://www.hsh.com/lshow/g_squared.html
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I use Vonage, cheap and reliable.  I heard of a cheaper one out there (not much cheaper), but reviews say despite the price, Vonage is clearer and more reliable.  Vonage has been around the longest too.
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I would check with the better business bureau.  \n\ndo not give ANYONE your bank account information. \n\nit sounds fishy to me...you should check with the police if they have had incidents with this company.
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I personally don't like Vonage as they charge too much. I kicked out SBC over a year ago and am now using BroadVoice as my only phone! I pay $9.99 a month for Unlimited In-State calling. The rest of the US is something like 4 cents a minute. What I really got it for was for International. I call Japan for 3 cents a minute... Can't beat that. There is a onetime setup fee of $39.95.
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I happen to live where they are based, and from the experiences that I have had with them they have been worth it. Please understand that they are a supplemental insurance, meaning that they pay what your "other insurance policy" doesn't cover. If there is something that you don't understand about the policy, call the toll free number and they will be glad to answer any questions you have. I personally know the CEO of the company, and several of my friends, and relatives work there. They have been in business for as long as I can remember, and have billions in assets. They do offer several different policies, so choose only what you think you would need. Also you can ask the sales rep all of the questions that you might have, if they can't answer, then call the toll free number. Hope this helps!!