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Apartment Rental Services

Secondchancelist.com

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  • Sam T

    Date: 04/21/2024

    This business is nothing but a scam. Someone from this business called me after I filled out an online application and they told me that they could get me approved to rent any house or apartment regardless of my credit history for $500. They sent me a link to their website, which also had a down payment option of $100. I paid $100 as a down payment. When I tried to call someone from this company with the number that they gave me and it turned out to be only a recording that played over and over again. If I had lost more than $100 dollars, I would file criminal charges against them. I am reporting them because I hope that this doesn't happen to anyone else. This business is taking advantage of people in a vulnerable situations. They are monsters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ????????

  • Cassandra P

    Date: 11/18/2023

    Please be aware of this business as I have filed every complaint alleging criminal fraud and misrepresentation under the pretense of promises I also urge everyone to do so who think they fell victim of second chance program.With the **** FTC, N,C Attorney *************************** has intentionally hide there address,N,C Secretary of State has no address listed.On 9/25/2017 I made a $412.50 consultation transaction which I never received services for, uploaded my I'd or sent documents as they requested. I requested a refund for misrepresentation. .They offered 50 percent I refuse,I was sent an alleged official letter by email on behalf of second chancelist investigation department legal team preparing for action against me for fraudulent activity.I responded please send a name file. No response!I read the BBB reviews... October 12,2023 I sent a demand notice. Business continues to victimize victimize

  • LaShara V

    Date: 03/06/2023

    False advertisement regarding helping a person with bad credit and evictions obtain an apartment/house

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