Recently my Mother fell victim to Route66 funding.
She borrowed $250 in March, as of June 2 had paid $782.
before she told me about this scam. For those of you who have fell victim to this as well as: #1 close your checking account and re-open a new one IMMEDIATELY!. #2 when
R66 calls and harasses and threatens to contact the Attorney General and report you for bank fraud; Tell them that you have contacted the AG and filed a complaint and not to call you again, if they wish to correspond they must do so in writing. If any contact continues have an attorney draw up a letter to cease contact. These people are operating in a gray area they created and are targeting folks that believe they have no re-course. Any and all that have had dealings with this company must contact their state attorney general as well as the U.S. Attorney Generals office. These people have broken many state and federal laws.
Remember none of you have done anything wrong, when you borrow money you are entitled to a contract in writing within 30 days if you do not have this with a payment structure to include interest rates any verbal or internet contract is not valid. The proof that they are no ligitimate and have no recourse is their refusal to provide a physical address for correspondence.
Charley Brandon
Chandler, AZ