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I was contacted via email by a person named Sarah Parker from [email protected] for a personal loan. After the email was sent to me, I was then contacted via phone and Sarah Parker left me a voice message from the number 828-647-0557 stating that I was pre approved up to $10,000.00. I called Sarah Parker back and upon talking to her she had stated that they work with a variety of different lenders and in order to complete the loan they needed authentication of my bank information. (Bank name, username and password.) Sarah has stated that I could change my password once they did the authentication. She then gave me a phone number stating that her loan officer Steven Davis would call me from number for252-352-3338 ext 197 and then ended the call. I then received a call from Steve Davis from that same number that Sarah Parker gave me. Steven went on by saying that they work with different lenders and would need to wire an amount of $1 up to $500 but then I would have to send it back to make sure this wasn’t a fraud. Stephen then deposited money into my account where he instructed me then to go to the nearest Walmart and purchase a Walmart, money card and load that card of the amount of 500. He then instructed for me to take a picture of front and back of the Walmart, money, card and receipt and text it back to the number that he had been talking to me on this proceeded for two days. At the end I didn’t feel it was right, so I called lending tree through their website where I spoke to a Keira and she stated that who I was speaking to was a fraud, and they had no employees by those names. I then contact my bank. And they froze my account, so that no other charges could be taken out or placed.

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Some of those and numbers look familiar. What did you do after?

The email that I received seemed to good to be true. My credit isn't good enough for that large amount. So I did some research and found out that there were scammers pretending to be Lending Tree. Mind you, my phone has been ringing off the hook since I got the messages but luckily I just decided not to answer from spam risk calls. I'm just happy that I followed my first mind. They would have been some pissed off scammers trying to take something I don't have! I only wonder if I will have a problem in the future with them knowing personal information.

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I received a call on Saturday from Melissa with Lending Tree. She said they would call me back. I talked to her on Monday. She had an accent. She offered me a $1,000 loan. She said they would put $1,000 into my account, and then return the money to them by Western Union, or a gift card. She said I would pay $95 a month for 12 months. She asked for my account number and my Social Security number. I did not give them to her.

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I was contacted by this via text message.

“ Lending Tree Finance

Congratulation

Your loan application has been approved for up to $10000.

-No upfront hidden fees!

-All credit scores welcome!

-No credit impact eligibility check!

-And company is going to charge you only 5% APR.

If you are still interested just call us back on our Number.

+1(209)-692-6104

Kind Regards,

Lending Tree Finance”

She had me buy a $200 Google card, which I thought was strange,but she had a way around of explaining it. Then something about an accounting team needing $300 to complete the loan. I have two different Cash App address you mind helpful. I feel so stupid.

- Opelika, AL, USA

Called me said I was approved for a loan for 4000.00 got my information then told me I had to download cash app and that the loan was in bitcoin

- Sacramento, CA, USA

They claim I was approved for a loan, and I told them I wanted to borrow $8000, and I was told I would be paying back $188 for 48 months, then we discussed my routing number and account number, but when they asked for my user name and password, that's when I told them that they couldn't have that information, because all they needed was my account information to make a deposit in my account, and that was my personal information, and the young man hung up on me, so I sent him a text message and this is what he sent me: Me: I'm Reporting You to BBB....Him: please report, call FBI also, what the [censored] do you think that they are sitting and having chit chat in office and waiting for call beggars like you, you [censored]ing piece of s***...Me: Nice Language, Nice Manners, Babe ????????????

I was dealing with a guy Marcel Brown very nice talker. He said he worked for Lending Tree because I was trying to get a loan but he said I needed to build my credit score up so they would put money in my bank then I would get a card (Google Play) and fill it with the money they put in my account and they did that four are five times but to find out the checks they were putting in my account was not any good so now I owe Suncoast Bank over 2 thousand dollars andmy credit score is really bad now I hope you can help me with this I am 74 and all I am trying to do is get back home

In our searching for debt consolidation, I believe our info was placed in the hands of this company/individual. They offered a too good to be true offer and when the contract was sent, it had typos and looked fishy. They then began to be super pushy for us to do the loan until we requested ScamPulse.com registry info and loan officer registry info. 

- Panhandle, TX, USA

Im in the process of buying a home.

I recieved an email saying that I had been approved for a $10000 loan. And that I just needed to call to verify so funds could be deposited. I called the gentleman had my information. He then asked about my acct info. Then wanted me to give him the online banking info to deposit the funds. I told him no and to not contact me again.

He is clearly from India but his name is Austin Williams?

He said I needed to give him all of my log in/ password for my bank account

- Mena, AR, USA

Was contacted by what sounded to be a reputable loan company (Lending Tree) with a proposition of a loan . Foolishly applied a few web sites for a loan and this Lending tree left a text on my phone about the loan. I called the number and they wanted to deposit into my bank then me return part of the money as part would be to pay a insurance policy since I am on SS and over 70. I agreed and then they wanted the debit card info. a little strange but I went along with it then after all said and done I get a email the next morning my account is locked and I should take actions to unlock it so the loan can be processed. Notifiying the bank they tell me the lock is for fraudulent purposes as they had confidential information about this and put a hold on the check. Today I get 3 USPS mails from the bank one which is a photo copy of the check with my signature on the back, its not my signature so now forgery is involved . I can't get help any where, I notified the Columbus Ohio Police they declined my claim, Arkansas State Attorney General says its not important or something or other. The ScamPulse.com wont reply. I am sure there is anther scam happening with the same credentials as I got another email from Lending Tree with the same paper but different phone and address. Lending Tree declines all help . There is also another which sounds the same but with a Calif phone and address of Lending Club that has the same credentials as this scam. To me sounds like a big ring across the USA on this and no one is interested .

- Mena, AR, USA

As stated to the ScamPulse.com I got myself involved in a scam that was very clear, and I was a fool to fall for it, so I want to help put these people in prison. I got an email from what I thought was the real Lending Tree saying I was approved for a loan of up to 10K $ . but I only wanted only $2K they made a great deal and I fell for it . I was to provide a bank and they preferred Regions or US

Bank I opened an account at Regions on line over Memorial weekend. This Lending Tree wanted the debit card numbers and password, well with no money in the account and my personal accoun was safe I supplied what they asked for, at my age I was to pay a insurance premium for the life policy for $2k then they would release the money to my account . I got an email from them on the morning of the 5th saying the account was locked and I was to get it unlocked to finish the loan transfer. I called Regions and the account was locked due to fraudulant activity and a bad check deposit,now I am responsibile for the bad check and a charge for the bad check of 30% .

Now I received yet another email that has the same credentials as the scam I got into only different phone numbers and addresses . I also had one from San Fransisco about the same ,this is getting to be one big scam ring .

Lets take them out and put them in prison. They do have an accent as a Iranian or Turkish or something to that effect .

I foolishly fell for a online scam by accepting a loan I had applied for online (stupid yes). I had applied on line for a loan and some how came in contact with this so called company and with the name of Lending Tree I thought to be legit. I was asked (almost forced ) to make a new bank account at Regions Bank the day before Memorial Weekend. Lending Tree was to deposit some amount and I was to pay it back as an insurance premium as I am over 70 and they required a insurance policy on my age. This morning an email from them said the account was locked , I called Regions in Alabama as I opened the account through them online . I was told the check deposit was fake and this was a scam , now the account is locked , I am responsible for the $1500 deposit, I owe 30 % for the fraudulent deposit I didnt' make and I will not be able to open another Regions account . I am royally screwed on this deal and need help . I have sent emails to the so called Lending Tree and no replies yet . Lending Tree I sent an email complaint to and they agreeed it is a scam and gave me this link to file yet another complaint

I foolishly fell for a online scam by accepting a loan I had applied for online (stupid yes). I had applied on line for a loan and some how came in contact with this so called company and with the name of Lending Tree I thought to be legit. I was asked (almost forced ) to make a new bank account at Regions Bank the day before Memorial Weekend. Lending Tree was to deposit some amount and I was to pay it back as an insurance premium as I am over 70 and they required a insurance policy on my age. This morning an email from them said the account was locked , I called Regions in Alabama as I opened the account through them online . I was told the check deposit was fake and this was a scam , now the account is locked , I am responsible for the $1500 deposit, I owe 30 % for the fraudulent deposit I didnt' make and I will not be able to open another Regions account . I am royally screwed on this deal and need help . I have sent emails to the so called Lending Tree and no replies yet . Lending Tree I sent an email complaint to and they agreeed it is a scam and gave me this link to file yet another complaint

- Jacksonville, FL, USA

I was trying to obtain a loan for $2000. I was scammed out of my personal information and banking info. There was an attempt to deposit a bogus check into my account. I was initially told that the $980 and change was to verify that my account was active and that I was to send the money back. Once I did, in 10 minutes I would be approved and receive the loan I was requesting.

- Pompano Beach, FL, USA

I received a text message and email address stating that I was approved for a loan of up to 10,000. They told me that in order to fund my loan they would have to verify my bank account information. They told that they would do an initial deposit and that I would need to send it back and then they would fund the full amount. After I felt this was not fair practices. I told them I was no longer interested in obtaining a loan. They told me that they already deposited the funds and that they would contact the police department. They continue to call. I have filed a police report with my local department.

I needed a loan so I looked online and filled out a form for Lending Tree, putting in my banking information such as account and routing number, name adress, SS, etc.I received a call, and text that I had been approved for $10,000 loan.

I contacted this fake Lending Tree , and was told that they had to wire me the $10,000 through Western Union, because they could not put it into my account, and that I had to pay an upfront fee of $150.00 for the western union fees. When they asked me for money a red flag went up, so while on the phone with these scammers, I typed in Lending Tree, and found the real Lending Tree's phone number, and pretended to drop the call with these scammers, and told the real Lending Tree what was happening, and asked them if these scammers worked for their company, and it was confirmed to me that Lending Tree's services are free, and that they never charge for their services.They gave me an email adress to forward the fake loan documents that the scammers emailed to me, and the the scammers had the nerve to call me back while I was on the line with the Real Lending Tree people, and they kept contacting me, and each time I deleted their texts and calls, and I truly hope that these scammers are caught.

They need to get up off of their lazy duffs and get a job, and earn an honest living! The nerve of those scammers!

The company told me that I was approved for a loan. I thought was legit so I gave them information. They then had me send money back to them to prove I was who I said I am. My bank called from the fraud department and we did a conference call. A guy named Michael called the lady names. Which also flagged them as a fraud.

I received a text message from a guy by the name of Stephen Hobbs stating that I was approved for a loan up to $10,000. I gave my debit card information and they went into my account and disputed two payments that was made from my account so that my bank would credit my account. Then he told me that I had 10 minutes to go and get the money out and send it back to them before they could deposit me the $10,000 into my account. So I called my bank and they told me that it was a dispute filed by me on my car note finance company and I said that I didn't authorized them disputes which was in the amount of 523.66 twice. Please don't fall for this like I did. Their phone number is 2-210-390-4956 and the company name they used was Lending tree.

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- Dallas, TX, USA

Originally when i was called i told them that if they were scamming asking for money to leave me alone. Don’t be one of those company’s asking fbi need a Allan but i have to pay a fee upfront. I was told that no that was not necessary and they this company was approved by the BBB. I was told that after approved i would be given a loan. Then i was told if my credit scarred wa sleds than $700 i would have yo option onenofnoating a insurance to cover my loan or thsomething second option would be to pay 5% of Lon to show i was able to repay loan. I was told i would need to get a amazon gift card and take a picture of back and front and send it to email. Now I’m told the l An is approved but i have to send $200 to the lenders to send my loan from the bank. So now i realize it’s a scam they steady tryna drain and peel more and more money out of me.

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