Author: Ed "Once Upon A Time" Miles

Ed "Once Upon A Time" Miles writes debt consolidation reviews and other finance-related articles for crixeo.com. Ed is a cautious fellow and is very concerned about the state of the debt consolidation and personal loan industries.

Is Old Dominion Associates A Debt Consolidation Scam or Legit? You landed on this page for a reason. You probably received a debt consolidation offer in the mail with a “Personal Invitation Code” and super-low interest rate (APR) of 3.03%. You decided to google the company to see if they are legit. If the company you are searching for is listed below, you may be about to fall for a debt consolidation scam. Click the link below to view our: Best Debt Consolidation Reviews of February 2021 For those that are reading my column for the first time, you will…

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Do you know who Count Victor Lustig was? If you don’t, you’ve missed out on one of the greatest cons of all time. He was America’s greatest con man. In fact, he was so good, he sold the Eiffel tower twice. In 1936, at the age of 46, the Count was being led to Alcatraz island on a boat in the San Francisco Bay. His sleight of hand tricks, now known to all of America, had branded him as the most dangerous man in the country. That was Jazz-Era America for you. In 1935, he had been caught after a…

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Is Harrison Funding A Debt Consolidation Scam or Legit? You landed on this page for a reason. You probably received a debt consolidation offer in the mail with a “Personal Invitation Code” and super-low interest rate (APR) of 3.09%. You decided to google the company to see if they are legit. If the company you are searching for is listed below, you may be about to fall for a debt consolidation scam. Click the link below to view our: Best Debt Consolidation Reviews of February 2021 For those that are reading my column for the first time, you will see…

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Banir Ganatra, CEO of Credit 9 Americor Funding Purchases Venetian Islands Mansion The debt settlement business is booming at Credit 9 Americor. Banir Ganatra, the CEO of Credit 9 Americor, just purchased a $17 million tropical mansion on a beautiful landscape in the ultra-luxurious Venetian Islands. Ganatra and Credit 9 Americor have been capitalizing on the enormous amount of past-due consumer credit card debt owed to banks by negotiating debt settlements for a fee. Covid-19 Pumps Up Credit 9 Americor Since the outbreak of Covid-19, the debt consolidation business has been booming. The economic uncertainty, rising unemployment, and credit tightening…

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Johnson Funding: You Don’t Want These Guys Sliding Down Your Chimney You landed on this page for a reason. You probably received a Johnson Funding debt consolidation offer in the mail with with a “Personal Invitation Code” and super low interest rate (APR) of 3.09%. You decided to google “Johnson Funding” to see if they are legit. The answer is NO. For those that are reading my column for the first time, you will see that I have been following the group behind Johnson Funding and the hundreds of websites and names that they have been using for years (Taft…

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Welcome to Taft Financial – Can’t They Stop The Scam On Christmas? You landed on this page for a reason. You probably received a Taft Financial debt consolidation offer in the mail with with a “Personal Invitation Code” and super low interest rate (APR) of 3.09%. You decided to google “Taft Financial” to see if they are legit. For those that are reading my column for the first time, you will see that I have been following the group behind Taft Financial and the hundreds of websites and names that they have been using for years (Georgetown Funding, Memphis Associates,…

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Black Wealth Matters We know black lives matter. But what about black wealth? By writing off billions of dollars in student loan debt, Joe Biden could do more for Black Americans than any president since Abe Lincoln. The policy forms part of a program Biden promises to make addressing racial disparity in the US economy a high priority. On Thursday, Senator Elizabeth Warren pressed the president-elect to deliver an executive order wiping out student loans once he’s inaugurated. She feels this is the best method of achieving the “massive economic stimulus” the country needs. Americans shoulder $1.7 trillion in student…

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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) had filed a lawsuit in November against two Californian companies that offer student loans and debt settlement services. The complaint was filed in the state-federal court against Performance Settlement, Performance SLC LLC, and the CEO of the two companies. The lawsuit filed by CFPB alleges that Performance SLC LLC had violated laws in charging fees from students for loan applications. California residents have been racking up credit card debt, personal loans, student loans, and other unsecured debts at alarming speeds. Credit card debt in California alone exceeds $116 billion. Editorial Credit: ESB Pro CFPB…

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Welcome to Georgetown Funding – The Credit Card Consolidation Scam That Never Ends… Have you received a 3.1% APR offer from Georgetown Funding? Does it seem to good to be true? That’s because it is. I will pay $50 for any debt relief offer junk mail that I haven’t seen and ends up being published. So please contact me quickly and beat the rush! Even if its not for debt and for something else, send it over. I want to expose more scams to protect all Americans! Send me an email at: [email protected] I also want to once again thank…

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eCapital Finance: Debt Relief Loans First Things First! Remember – if I post a copy of any direct mail piece you email to [email protected], I will send you $50. I am looking for direct mail offers with suspiciously low-interest rates. Just remember – I have to post the exact image you send me and I can only pay out the $50 to the first person who sends me a copy. I want to thank all of those who have been emailing me to keep the $50 and just continue with my good work. The Better Business Bureau is out with a warning…

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