Vanguardequitiesllc Recenzje 

Offer products that are bad deals, NEVER stop pestering you. Once they have your contact info, forget it. You can ask them 100 times, they will keep pestering you unless you use your spam filtering to block them.

First time they contacted us, they texted the following:

Funding Amount: $400,000
Term: 10 years
Rate: 8.25% APR

Guaranteed approval for revenue over $200K, poor credit welcome at a rate of 12%.

That of course was not true. We contacted them and the simply sent a standard application. We were not approved.

Then a few months later they texted that we had been “approved for 160,000, but it ultimately never closed… What amount could you put to work today?”

As far as I can tell, these people are total liars who will say anything to get your financial info to blast all over the internet and hope to get a lucky commission via another lender.

Garbage company, crazy re-payment terms, lies about getting your approved, stay far away plenty of other business loan companies who actual treat small businesses like human and not try to steal every penny out their bank account. DO NOT USE VANGUARD!

Scumbags at this company. They will sell all your personal information to every loan company they can get a hold of. They spam email and text you daily, telling you that you are approved, make you fill out an application then ghost you, then sell your information to another company. STAY AWAY FROM THESE SCUMBAGS, GIVE ONDECK A TRY, THEY ARE NOT THAT BAD COMPARED TO THESE SCAMMERES.

Title: They Took the Money, Then Ignored My Emails

My experience with Vanguard Equities LLC has been extremely disappointing.

After money was taken from my business bank account, I contacted the company multiple times requesting a clear written explanation. I provided the relevant transaction information, screenshots, signed ACH documentation, and previous correspondence. However, the information in my emails has repeatedly been ignored.

Their associate, Eli Wilson, initially told me the transaction was only a “bank hold.” Since then, I have followed up with both Eli Wilson and Julian Ross multiple times, but I have not received a meaningful response explaining why the money was taken, whether it is truly a hold or a separate fee, when it will be released or refunded, or where in the signed agreement the transaction was authorized.

It is unacceptable for a financial-services company to withdraw or hold business funds and then fail to respond to reasonable requests for documentation and clarification. Communication appeared available when the transaction was being arranged, but once the money was taken, obtaining assistance became extremely difficult.

I strongly advise other business owners to obtain every fee, deduction, and ACH authorization in writing before dealing with this company and to monitor their bank accounts carefully.

I am still giving Vanguard Equities an opportunity to resolve this matter. I will update this review if they provide a complete written explanation and return any money that was not properly authorized.