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Aviator Loans Reports & Reviews (11)

- Opa Locka, FL, USA
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I applied for a loan on line,got a responce from sed company tell me that i was approved,instructed me to give them my banking info to tensfer the money ,insted they deposit a check in my accounr and instructed me to go to wallmart and purchase two(2)gift cards totaling the amount of the checks,and give them the gift card numver over the phone and that within ten or fifteen minutes they would wire the money,rhey never did,black male me tellin me if i did not fallow their instruction they would goin to my acct.they made me go to wallmart twice, when i refuse,the checks were retire sendindg my acct. In to over draft for the amount of the checks,bow rhe bank whant me ro pay this money back.

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I was told I would receive $2000 for a payment 0f $64 a month for 24 months. I was then told I needed to give my bank user name and password for the deposit and this was the system used to insure this was not a fraudulent account after I questioned why the did not deposit using Ach. They said this was faster. I was still skeptical but tried and sure enough was a fraudulent experience I never want happen again.

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She sent me a text in mix English and different language claimed it was because of technical difficulties. But she said if I didn’t go through with the loan I would be reported to the ScamPulse.com and they would charge me 99 for the cancellation fee which I never made an appointment to meet with them. I also have many other screenshots

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- Sioux Falls, SD, USA
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Says they are willing to give you a loan. But then they want to charge you 50 bucks up front and then you pay it and the loan never comes in.

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A Total scam.

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- Butte, MT, USA
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They repeatedly harass you. They are obviously a scam. They attempt to give you a loan at low APR but want you to “prove” your account is yours by sending you money and having you send it back.

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I found this company on a website called lend up. after I did the application they called me and said that I was approved for 10K.

They emailed me forms to complete and sign, called me back asking for my bank account access. They would tranfer me a small amount of money & I should send it back to them; this was to verify my identity. (the amounts they asked for were transaction that I actually had made for store purchases. They were able to see them becuse they had access to my account!) I later received an email from my bank that they had received my disputes on those same transactions. I NEVER disputed these tranactions. Aviator now had access to my account and THEY disputed the transactions. Thank goodness my loss was only $370 and my bank covered the loss. But don't fall for this. THEY STILL KEEP CALLING,

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- Bullhead City, AZ, USA
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05/25/2019 I was looking for an online loan for no credit or bad credit. I filled out the application for a loan locating business I received the names and contact information for several companies on line and many of the companies texted me. A gentleman from Aviator also texted me that the application I submitted had been approved for up to $5000.00 and the funds could be in my account by 6:300 pm that evening so I called to check it out. I only wanted to $1500.00 which they said they could do with payments of $94.00 a month for 18 months total interest of $192.00 for the loan. So had them send me the paper work electronically which the did. In there paper work they claimed to be ScamPulse.com accredited and FDIC insured. I checked the ScamPulse.com sight for there rating and Aviator Loans is not rated or accredited they only became listed with the ScamPulse.com on 05/18/2019 also to my knowledge the FDIC insures bank deposits not loans. They deposited $589.28 into my account then had me purchase a gift card and Google play store cards but not until the next morning when I received a call Aviator Loans at 6:00 am. This was after a text from threatening that I would be arrested if I did not comply with there demands. I did get the cards it was there money and gave them the numbers on the cards they said they needed it for verification of who I was. The also requested my Bank log on ID and password which I changed at the same time I gave them the old password. Everything seemed to be pointing to me getting the loan then I was informed that I needed to deposit $150.00 in my account so they could temporally elevate my credit at this point I told them I did not have the money to deposit in my account and told them to forget it. I was told my credit would be frozen and I would not be able to make any loans until I did the deposit and purchase another gift card at this point I told them to forget about making me the loan. They threatened over the phone to have me arrested and to take me to court.

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- Church Rock, NM, USA
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I applied for a loan of $3000 over the phone. I was then emailed the agreement. After I signed the agreement I had to buy thousands worth of gift cards to raise my credit score. They robbed me of $7000 and even deposited counterfeit checks into my bank account. The bank closed my account because of the checks and left me in the negative of $4200. They won’t refund me.

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- Church Rock, NM, USA
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I was approved for a loan, and then the company kept asking for money through gift cards, more than the loan amount I requested. They also deposited counterfeit checks into my checking account, leading to my account being closed. They robbed me of $10,000.

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- Palatka, FL, USA
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I was applying online for a personal loan and I assume my information got out in one of those "Fine Print" moments where they give your name out to other loan companies to contact you. I received a text message from someone named "Shawn" saying my loan was approved and all I needed was to send my Bank information before 8pm. I received this text in the morning and after I didn't respond I began to get an onslaught of calls through different numbers from Chicago IL, that when called back goes through Google Voice or are "Unavailable". Some of the numbers being "312-761-1141", "312-761-8003", and "312-815-7241". I rejected these calls after picking up and hearing the same "Shawn" on the other end and hanging up. After which I blocked the number and random other Chicago numbers called me every 2-5 minutes. I even got a phone call from one of my own frequent contacts. It literally popped up as the name and phone number of my contact so when I answered it "Shawn" was on the other end. Be careful of anyone identifying as "Aviator Loans". This is obviously a scam as they try way too hard to contact you.

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