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Click to view Management's profile Professional Management 8 posts since
Jan 25, 2008
15. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 11, 2008 5:28 PM
in response to: bosoxgirl

I was contacted by a woman named Sharon Bradshaw. The number is correct but my ext was 2221. She asked for me to give her $1150 as a deposit and Western union it to Canada to a woman named Angelina Petla. I thought that was odd wiring money to a company under a person's name. Then she told me the agent's name chaged daily due to whoever is working that day. That's the reason why I posted the concern on here. Thank you so much thatgirl for letting me know before I made a huge mistake! Also when you listen to her mailbox it's full and it belongs to a woman named Kathy Taylor. I hope you get your money back thatgirl!
Click to view sntbhcg's profile Start-up sntbhcg 1 posts since
Feb 12, 2008
16. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 12, 2008 10:03 AM

I wanted to thank you for all that everyone wrote about this company, I'm in the same boat.
I have two kids and bad credit, I need a loan really bad just so I can get caught up. But after
reading this in here I am not sending any money, I smoke with the same women (Deon). I just
finished the paperwork and got scared because the fact that I had to send $600 before I received
the loan 72 hours later. That would take 3/4 of my pay check to pay this and I can't afford to loose
that much money. The other person I spoke to was Billy Martin but he told me that they could take
the deposit out of the loan and then I was forced to speak to Deon because "billy was being retrained

because he was giving the wrong information". I sure hope that people research this company before

they send them money. I am glad that I didn't give them my bank info.

Again thank you for all your notes in here, you help me not make a stupid decision.

Click to view bosoxgirl's profile Professional bosoxgirl 7 posts since
Feb 10, 2008
17. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 12, 2008 10:07 AM
in response to: sntbhcg
Good I am glad that we could all help.

For fun I googled the names that signed the contract and they all come up as fraudulent names used in wire scams. I asked the my rep, Kelly, about that and she said that she would make management aware of that.

They are such frauds!!!

I think that they prey on people with nowhere else to go.

I wonder what would have happened if I had gone with the co signer option. I wonder what they would have charged me then...
Click to view thatgirl's profile Authority thatgirl 9 posts since
Feb 4, 2008
18. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 12, 2008 2:16 PM
in response to: bosoxgirl
I didn't think to Google the names! That was smart! I cannot believe that they employ this many people and go to these great lengths for this kind of scam. It must be worth it if they get around a thousand per person. I just don't know why no one has started yelling about this before us!! I would just die if I actually got a check from them!!! LOL! I will let you know if that happens!!
Click to view bosoxgirl's profile Professional bosoxgirl 7 posts since
Feb 10, 2008
19. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 12, 2008 2:20 PM
in response to: thatgirl
If you do ... I will drop dead.

Yeah they were all listed on a webiste from the UK as part of scams. Those people from Trinity were listed under a bunch of advance fee companies all over the place and some were associated with those lottery emails that you get as spam.
Click to view dramaqueen's profile Start-up dramaqueen 1 posts since
Feb 13, 2008
20. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 15, 2008 2:44 AM
They also say they are located in Toronto.When I was checking them out ,I asked them what was the next step to take for a loan.(before I gave them any info.)When I started asking questions,after they told me to send my Sin No and drivers licence info and a pay stub,(I thought it a little odd,)When I asked the girl exactly what they did she put me on hold.Guess I was asking too much,so bottom line was she said I needed a house to put up for security,Why didnt she tell me that even before she told me to send my info.
DO NOT trust this company.She also didnt know what rate I was going to get charged for the loan.HMMM Very strange.
Click to view thatgirl's profile Authority thatgirl 9 posts since
Feb 4, 2008
21. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 15, 2008 9:33 AM
in response to: dramaqueen

Your house??? That is awful. She put me on hold alot too. Any time I pressed her she would put me on hold but I never hung up. I keep calling too. Just for fun! They should have to squirm after they stole my, and so many others, money!! Glad you didn't go through with it!
Click to view MoneyforBiz's profile Authority MoneyforBiz 10 posts since
Feb 22, 2008
22. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 22, 2008 7:28 PM

We are legitimate....check us out....www.greyco.com....call me @ 866-283-5198 after you visit the site and let's talk...

Regards,
Jason

Click to view brownsugar56's profile Authority brownsugar56 11 posts since
Feb 23, 2008
23. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 25, 2008 9:49 AM
in response to: bosoxgirl
HI I WAS WORKING WITH A WOMAN FROM TRINITY FINANICAL BY THAT NAME AND I CALLED HER EVERYDAY AND EVERYDAY SHE WAS E-MAILING ME THE PAPERS TO SIGN FOR THE INSURANCE SO WE CAN MOVE FOWARD WITH THE LOAN BUT I HAVEN'T RECIEVED AN EMAIL YET AND ALSO I PICK INSURANCE BUT SHE HAVEN'T ASK FOR ANY MONEY YET, BUT SHE SAID THEY WERE PRIVATE LENSERS THEY DO NOT WORK LIKE BANKS AND EVERYTIME I CALL AT A CERTAIN TIME I GET THE MAILBOX IS FULL BUT ANOTHER NAME SO YHANK EVERYONE IN THE FORUM, BECAUSE MY LOAN WAS APPROVED.
Click to view thatgirl's profile Authority thatgirl 9 posts since
Feb 4, 2008
24. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 25, 2008 6:23 PM
in response to: brownsugar56
Hello. I am glad that you didn't go through with it! I am filing charges in North Carolina. The Better Business Bureau called them and I am going from there. These people will pay for taking my money!! They will pay for taking the money from others as well. What scum!
Click to view grantsforce's profile Mogul grantsforce 64 posts since
Feb 17, 2008
25. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 25, 2008 6:38 PM
in response to: thatgirl
I think we should have a separate category in the forums - Scams. - where someone can post such experiences or inquiries. That way we can have a ready (black)list of scams.
Click to view Management's profile Professional Management 8 posts since
Jan 25, 2008
26. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 26, 2008 4:17 PM
in response to: grantsforce
Very good idea Grantsforce. It would be informative for us new starters of who to stay clear of, since we are all looking for loans. Who do we contact to set up that section?
Click to view Lighthouse24's profile Mogul Lighthouse24 2,396 posts since
Oct 10, 2007
27. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 26, 2008 5:32 PM
in response to: grantsforce

Having a "black list" thread is an attractive idea, yet I think we as members and BoA as a site sponsor should think it through carefully. What if someone confuses this "scam" Trinity Financial with the very legitimate Trinity Financial Group, or one of the other 89 legitimate private lenders that are currently listed with D&B that have "Trinity Financial" in their name? What if a customer has a grudge or a competitor plays dirty and puts your business on the list? What if you put someone on it, they take issue, subpoena BoA for contact information, and sue everyone in the thread for libel? And if a scammer could easily get his/her business off the list without some kind of legal or administrative action, what would be the real value of having the list?

If someone posts a question like this about a specific business or opportunity, we can all offer our personal opinions and experiences freely (in fact, I wish more people would ask questions like that before they jump into some of the MLMs being pushed here). A "black list" might carry a greater burden for the participants and BoA alike. It's something to consider, at least.

Most "scammers" are easy to identify -- a Yahoo-type e-mail address, a website hosted in a country with which the U.S. has less-then-ideal diplomatic or trade relations, a physical location that USPS and FedEx says doesn't exist, or a phone number that's a pay phone in Denny's or a bus station are all pretty good signs that you're not dealing with a real bank or merchant card provider. If a business is sophisticated enough to look totally legit, they're probably sophisticated enough to stay off a black list.

Again, I agree with the idea in principle, and appreciate you bringing it up for discussion -- I just think putting the idea into practice may be much easier said than done. Thanks.
Click to view brownsugar56's profile Authority brownsugar56 11 posts since
Feb 23, 2008
28. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 26, 2008 5:38 PM
in response to: grantsforce
very good idea, because people believe in these people because they say things like you can show this to your lawyer my reply is okay i already contact my lawyer and they would like the forms to come to there office. as some said because we are looking for loans for a new start they prey on people like us.
Click to view grantsforce's profile Mogul grantsforce 64 posts since
Feb 17, 2008
29. Re: Trinity Financial Loans Feb 26, 2008 5:46 PM
in response to: Lighthouse24
I agree with you Lighthouse. I wish life was a little more simple - we could continue doing business with a word of honor and a handshake - just the piscean in me :-)
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