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Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 1:59 pm Subject: Fairmount Investment Group

Has anyone ever heard of them or dealt with them? I am assuming they are a fraud.

Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 2:05 pm Subject:

Where is this company based? Have you checked the feedbacks for this company with your local attorney general? The Dept of finance will also be a good source of information.

Guest · Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 9:39 am Subject:

about fairmont investment group did you find out anything about them Ive just received a contract with them but i dont know if its for real did they offer you a loan for for upfront money that will go towards your first few payments. please reply.[/list]

Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 12:01 pm Subject:

Anyone who offers you upfront money to help you isn't usually legit. Be really carefull about signing anything-there's always a catch. If it sounds to good to be true-it usually is. Good Luck...Karen

marji · Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 1:39 pm Subject: fairmont

did you find anything out? I am skeptical since they are asking for money in return for getting the loan

Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 3:21 pm Subject:

Marji

It sounds suspicious if a loan company is asking money from you upfront. No legitimate loan company does this before the money is actually deposited into the account. I think I will stay away from them. You never know about risking your hard earned money because there are lots of scams around on such issues.

mz. pat · Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 5:24 pm Subject: "FAIR MOUNT INVESTING GROUP??"

Oh my god i thought i was the only one who had suspicious about this "company", the 1st thing i was wondering how in the hell!! They get my number? And why do i need to give money up front for a loan? So b4 i went alone with this "scam" i wanted to do my research on them 1st. And lord and behold there are others who feel the same as myself, i also wonder how many people they really con out of money, maybe i should report them to the goverment and the bbb.

Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 7:48 pm Subject:

I am pretty sure it is an advance fee loan scam from Canada. I had got a call from them about a loan I had applied for with them for $6,000. However, I never applied for a loan with them. They will request insurance money up front to secure the loan. It will need to be wired to an individual in Canada. These scams have been around for a while now, and as others have stated, no reputable company will require money up front before they loan you money. If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is.

Been There

All, everyone! Pass this on wherever you can. Fairmont's scam has ruined my 25 year career and i'm about to lose everything. They have an impressive web site and bbs listing that looks good. They are an advanced fee loan broker. They sound sincere and keep making apologies for their canadian lender backing out and then tell you they have another but for a higher loan amount requiring more up front payments. By law, no loan or credit company can collect fees up front. They are added onto your loan. Also letters of guarantee are only lip service and a sign of a scam. If they come through with the restaraunt gift certificate they are sending for not coming through, i'll at least have something to eat while the kanooks party down in florida on my stupidity. Evil or Very Mad

Somnambulist083 · Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 12:11 pm Subject: Fairmont Investment Group is a scam

This company is a scam, I NEARLY fell for it until I stayed up all night researching. They are a new loan scam business in a wave of these types of theft. Follow thier scamming and others just like them at ripoffreport.com where the victims are. Here is 1 link ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff213539.htm Use the search feature and search for thier company name.

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Innocent · Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 8:30 pm Subject: Fairmont

My husband was innocently just trying to consolidate bills and protect our family and I wasn't even suposed to be involved which is why I did not know about this when he first got involved. Fairmont ripped us off to the tune of $5,000.00. When I realized what was happening, I put a stop to it. We sent someone to their Sarasota, FL address listed on their "professional" website. Guess what? There's no Fairmont there! The old guy at the business that was there said the FBI was looking for Fairmont Investments too, as well as the Cody Roberts and David McKenzie - if that's even their names. Don't be a victim too, stay away from them. They are smooth, they will try to talk you out of everything you have or ever will have! Don't be a victim! Whatever you do, steer away from them and do not listen to one skanky word they say!

tomf

all beware fairmount investment and bayfield credit are the same company just different names 1-866-287-6619. I got a loans application from farimount and refused. Then two weeks later someone left a message about a loan from bayfield credit. I called back and got a voice message the same voice as fairmount and the same provider ez-tel.

SYLVIA · Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 6:39 pm Subject: BAYFIELD CREDIT GROUP

I was ripoff $915.oo bayfield group never recieves the money and they wanted more more i didn't sent.

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