Comments on: FED Credit Debt Relief and New Life Solution SCAM

By: Christine

Christine — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 23:34:09 +0000

It’s hard to believe they’re still in business!

Thanks for posting, I hope that others also search on the web BEFORE they lose their money.

By: Gustavo

Gustavo — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 18:21:26 +0000

I received a call from New Life Solutions Feb/29/2012 telling me how they can reduce my mortgage saving me up to 70%, and that 90% of their clients are with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage that have been helped, I was convinced that I was finally going to get help, they asked me to gave them my S.S.# and banking routing number, I did not have it on hand and told them that I will call them back but insisted that I will loose my chance to qualify if I hang up, instead they will call me back in 5 minutes as I gathered my personal information. They sent me a contract thru Fed Ex email and told me once you received it call them as soon as possible to start my contract. I went to fed ex once received the contract I saw my name signed and initials on the contract, I did not even sign the contract it was not my signature! I was going to be withdrawn on my account 7 monthly payments of $1750.00 & 2 payments of $1500.00 right away I called my bank and froze my account, I went to the website thru my mobile device and found out that people were getting scammed by them. I called them back and told them not to call ever again and to remove me from their list. They kept calling me at work and on my cell after the second day I decided to read the contract and read that I had 5 days to cancel, so called directly the company they use for withdrawing funds called MEDICORE i was still in their system my funds would of started to been withdrawn starting every ninth of the month. Medicore canceled my withdrawals luckily I had two days left otherwise if I just ignore the contract I would have been liable to pay, I was transferred to new life solutions to confirm my cancelation from there I was immidietly transferred to Brandon he tried to convince me that the scam I read on the website was false, I listen and kept saying no thanks so finally he gave up and said have a nice day and hung up. All this caused me arguments with my wife sleepless nights thinking what was going to happen to my finances. Please read the contracts to make sure you have the right to cancel within a grace period. My life is back to normal and I am relieved that all this came to pass, it could been worse

By: Christine

Christine — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 22:46:16 +0000

Sorry to see that so many people get scammed.

The ONLY upside is that you have a LEGITIMATE dispute when creditors and debt buyers come hounding or suing you. And I wish you took the time to file a public complaint with the Cal. AG. The REAL crime is that these thugs are allowed to defraud people with impunity and the REGULATORS deserve more jail time than these crooks.

Also, if they are still in business you CAN sue them.

By: V. AL

V. AL — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 19:12:48 +0000

So I guess I have the brain of an ice cube…succumbed to NLF and all of their so called promises. I even did research and couldn’t find anything about them! Funny,now I can find all kinds of info! For 4 months we paid out $1400…we are now at the end of the program to find out we’ve been totally ripped off…Stay away from any of these ppl! Even the names are the same; Stephanie, Tiffany, Kevin Sharp, Brandon and my advisor who will hold my hand thru the entire process: STEVE DAVIS…WHICH IS PROLLY A SWITCH FROM DAVE SURPASS! hA HA…I guess the laugh is on me!

By: K. S.

K. S. — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 02:27:17 +0000

Yes, I have been scammed by them…no one will return my calls..I have paid them all their money and now I am off to court tomorrow bc of a lawsuit from a creditor…Amazing!

By: michelle

michelle — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 18:42:42 +0000

they screwed me too!!!! myra at new life solutions said they never got paid from me…i had my bank send new life solutions my statement showing where they did an ACH debit and took out $315 from my checking account. Myra ignored me for weeks and now says that they never got the money and since I was stupid enough to sign their contract, I cannot do anything about this. THIS NEW LIFE SOLUTIONS IS A SCAM AND ARE THIEFS!!!!! PAUL OESTER CONVINCED ME TO DO BUSINESS WITH THEM AND ONCE I SIGNED OVER, HE AND MYRA BECAME RUDE TO ME. THEY STOLE MY MONEY AND DO NOT CARE THEY TOOK THAT MONEY OUT OF MY CHILDRENS MOUTH. I WILL NEVER EVER DO SOMETHING SO STUPID LIKE THIS GAIN. NEW LIFE SOLUTIONS IS NOT NOT NOT LISTED WITH THE BBB…THEY DO NOT EVEN REPLY TO THE COMPLAINTS THEY GET. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM. PLEASE DO NOT!!!!!!!!!!

By: Christine

Christine — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 18:33:30 +0000

Contact your bank and report FRAUD. Additionally, you might want to submit a complaint with the California and your state’s attorney general.

Please let us know whether your bank refunded.

And as always, make sure you document ALL your business communications by fax / email or record the calls. Scammers will always be liars.

By: Michelle

Michelle — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 15:11:34 +0000

I got a call from Paul Oester from New Life Solutions and he told me how he can help me with my debt. As an idiot, I gave this guy and company my banking info and decided to sign up. Well, they took out $315 from my account and then they told me I stopped payment and they never got paid. That was a LIE!!! They got my money and now will not return it. I call them over and over and get no one to answer. Yep…this is a SCAM !!!

By: Christine

Christine — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 05:58:46 +0000

James apparently works for these scammers.

A portal for “debt providers?” What have you been smoking, James?

“The website is owned and operated by a large company in Los Angeles that works accordingly with State and Federal Regulations for Debt Arbitration.”

What’s the name of the “large company” and what exactly are the “State and Federal Regulations for Debt Arbitration?”

In fact, there are NO regulations for “debt arbitration” as it doesn’t exist. There is NO such thing as “debt arbitration”, just like there are no “debt providers.”

I’d LOVE to put these scammers out of business like FDRS, but of course they have a PRIVATE (anonymous) domain registration because they know they’d get sued real quickly by the people they scam.

By: james

james — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 03:05:23 +0000

FYI. The site is a portal for debt providers and is not owned by David. David was part of their affiliate network of Debt Settlement Advisors. The website is owned and operated by a large company in Los Angeles that works accordingly with State and Federal Regulations for Debt Arbitration.