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- Additional Info:Read moreOn October 5, 2017, a BBB employee visited the address of 401 Pennsylvania Parkway #200, Indianapolis, IN 46280 that is listed on the business's contract. It appears the business is not at this address as the building's directory did not show a listing for this business. On October 9, 2017, BBB called the business to try to develop basic background information. A voicemail answered the BBB's call with just a general voicemail greeting and with no greeting identifying the business as "Fred Carrera Private Lending". BBB left a voicemail asking the business to return our call so that we could get some basic information from them. The business has not returned BBB's call. For more information from the Federal Trade Commission about advance fee loans, click here.
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- Local BBB:
- BBB Serving Central Indiana
- BBB File Opened:
- 10/2/2017
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