Anchor House Financial
Reviews and Complaints

They posted this on Craigslist, so of course I was intrested. The lady made a lot of promises that weren't even close to true! Full refund if not satisfied. .which is crap..no real nice houses..no information on these homes! 199 down crapper..very upset!
Be on alert Craigslist ND customers!

ANCHOR HOUSE FINANCIAL
aka ANCHOR HOUSE SERVICES

They spam Craigslist with ads supposedly for foreclosed property, usually with “TAKE OVER PAYMENTS” headlines, and one of the following toll-free numbers:

[protected] & [protected] & [protected] & [protected] & [protected] & [protected] OR [protected] …

When you call, they claim to have a list of foreclosed properties which they will sell you for $199, and they demand your credit card number. When you question them as to why they want the money so quickly they get really rude.

[redacted].com has several entries on Anchor House.

mike davenport and susie quinn are two of the most disloyal, untrustworthy, and morally corrupt human beings on the face of the earth. I used to work there so I know first hand. Do not order this program. We were trained to fool people all day long for monetary gain. If any one would like their personal number to hound them, here it is ...[protected]. Happy ### bucket hunting! See how they like it.

They Charged my acct for $199 and refused to refund it. STAY AWAY FROM THEM BECAUSE THEY ARE PROFESSIONAL SCAM ARTISTS..PLEASE STAY AWAY!

I feel like this was a rip off I want my money back. I shouldn't have to send anything my money should just go back to my card when I request a refund. I wasn't told I had to do all that to get my money back I was told after 90 days I could get my money back if the service didn't work. I will be reporting you all to the BBB because in this day in time people don't have money to give away. Hopefully you will be the next company to go out of business. THIS WAS SUCH A SCAM AND I'M GOING TO TELL EVERY PERSON I KNOW!

I sure wished I would have found this website a few days ago before falling to the Anchor House Financial Craigslist scam. I wondered about the ads they had posted--the costs of the houses varied, but the photos were all the same and of course, only showed houses that one could hardly believe were being offered so cheap.

I called and fell for it--paid the $199. I gave them my credit card number and asked the name of the gentleman taking in--he offered it to me several times! (Probably was a fake name!...) Anyway, never got the email with the website password to view the houses. Tried calling back on the number he told me to call and only was able to leave a message. Now that I've read what they do provide you if you are lucky enough to ever get it--it's not even worth pursuing.

It comes down to "if it's too good to be true it is". Be careful of any real estate listings on Craigslist with a toll free number to call.

This is a scam! This is a scam! This is a scam! This is a scam! These people will try to talk u into to given them your banking & credit card information. They will ask you to pay a 199. 00 one time fee. Do not do it! Ask for the name of the ceo, or owner of the company, ask for the city & state this company is located out of, ask for the mission statement, ask them for their website address, or the physical address of the company, and they will curse you out! I googled this company & it is a non - profit organization for run - a - way youth! I asked all of these questions to try to get general information about the history of the company they cussed me out & hung up! I reported them call [protected] or go to www. Ftc. Gov or www. Ic3. Gov report them!

I signed up to Anchor house Financial in tre hopes they would help me find a home that I could potentially purchase by taking over the payments. They never sent me any paperwork that they said I would be receiving in 5-7 business days. So I contacted them with the support number the girl gave me and she gave me the support number to another business, RT home search, which has given these services to me for free, once they realized i had not signed up with them and was potentially frauded.

I saw this listing, knew it was too good to be true. But with the market hurting as it is, though it just might be possible that.
Their rep was excited and very sweet. Telling me everything that goes into the buying process and everything they would do for me (which was everything) after I view thousands of homes that they had available.
Then she said that it would only cost me 199.00, and nothing else afterward.
I asked if its all right to call back after I check reviews. She quickly said that since they are a private company they're would be no reviews. And just hung up.
Well, since she could no stay on the phone to give me a contact number, I guess she realize that I won't be sucked in and quit on me.

First off, even though you paid 200 bucks for them to give you a list of houses that are on pre-foreclosure you still have to drive around and find out for yourself if these homes really exist because they provide no pictures of them whatsoever and no way to contact the people by phone.

When you do find the homes you will find out that these homes are not on pre-foreclosure and never was depending if you even get the chance to talk to the people living in them. Some you will find have already been sold and never was on pre-foreclosure at all.

If you ask the people living in the house if their home is up for pre-foreclosure, expect for them to look at you like your crazy and hear the answer no. They have this contact form for you to send through the mail to the home owners.

On this form they want you to put your name at the bottom but Anchor House Financial's address as though now it seems your working for them. They don't even leave a phone number for the people to contact them. I know if I wanted to give up a contract on a home and let someone else handle the mortgage so my credit wouldn't be screwed up I would want to contact these people right away by phone and not send them a message through the damn mailing system.

One more thing, you can forget about getting your money back. Read what you have to go through and how long you have to wait in order to get your refund. I copied this straight from their website in the Terms and Conditions. Services: In the case of Services, a full or partial Refund towards the price paid by the User to purchase the Service may be made provided:

1. Requests for refunds will be accepted after 90 days by certified mail. The request must include at least 5 denial letters form the homeowners you have contacted through Anchorhousefinancial.com

2. The Company has, to its sole satisfaction, verified that the delivered Service was materially deficient in providing the Service as stated in its Service Description on the Web Site at the time of Purchase.

3. The verified deficiencies of the delivered Service were not caused by events outside the control of the Company such as slow internet connections, weather, etc.

Who the h*ll is going to remember they are supposed to get a refund after 3 months!