US Funding Solutions
Reviews and Complaints

Taking money out of my account after my account was canceled the total they took was $175.00 they overdrafted my account

I was trying to go back to school because my husbands coal power plant is closing in Illinois and I'm a homemaker so I thought going back to school for the 7 months we have left of him working would help because I could work while he watches our 5 kids. I cancelled my account when I couldn't even log in so I sent an email cancelling it immediately.

My husbands pretty upset with me We would like a full refund

I have been getting charged $35 for about 5 months now I never signed up for money to be withdrawn from my account I just recently noticed these charges and want all my money refunded to my account immediately I will file charges of fraud if this is not resolved by the end of the day do not authorize any more recurring charges to my bank account I'm calling my bank to put a stop to any other charges that may occur

They said they only charge 3.95 witch ok next their charging me $59.95 I did not authorize. I don't even know who this is I will get Paypal to go after you guys if you don't return my money. I don't want this and I did not ask for to take out of check. I will report you guys BBB as soon as I get off this typing thing. This is crazy that I have to keep typing

I spoked with someone yesterday about a government grant. They asked if I wanted it deposited or a check. I said deposit. So I gave them my bank card number It declined. So they told me to call my bank and they would call me back in ten minutes we'll i never called my bank so they called back I said I'm on the phone with my bank so call back. They kept calling back. So I tried to give them another card and they said they don't take prepaid card. So I gave them my bank cars number and they took out 3.87 and they gave me a confirmation number and they said it will take up to 24hrs to get the money and someone will be calling me and that I need to give them the confirmation number to get my money. So I just call the number they called me from and it was disconnected.

Got a phone call on Monday November 12th regarding a grant said that they needed 3 or $4 to pay for the grant from my debit card gave them my debit card information they took $19.95 instead of the 3 or $4 they said they would, tried to call back call back number only to have it say it was an unavailable number and now I am $19.95 short in my account that only had $21.00, in it would like my money back as I am a disabled adult on a fixed income. And did not get anything for my money. Yes this was a scam.

Sincerely Always
Marsh M Santoro
[protected]@hotmail.com

I was looking for extra income. They took $3 so they could deposit 4 grand. Never got the money. Now I just noticed they charged me again for 59.95. This is a scam. They promised me that 4k. I need the money they stole because im a single mom trying to get by. They had all my information already when they called me. I thought it was legit. And said yes because i really needed that money. Now they are just stealing from me.

I received a phone call from a Joseph Wilson telling me I was eligable for a grant in the amount of 10, 000 dollars on the 10/3/15 and I gave him my credit card info to deposit the grant money onto and also to pay the 3.84 cent transaction fee. His badge id numberis govsm78600-07 and he gave me my username and password to access the websight. When I tried to log in today I could not access the account so I need to know if I have to get another credit card and if this company is legit please contact me via email or over the phone and let me know thanks again Desha Knight and my number is [protected]

There is a charge to my bank account in the amount of $59.95 that I never authorized. I am hoping that they don't get to take it because this money is in my account for my car insurance and needs to be in there for that purpose. I need to know that this money will wither not be taken or if it is taken will be refunded because I didn't authorize this amount to them and when they called me back to see if i was going to pay this amount, I told them that I didn't use this service and to cancel me out of their system. That I would not pay $60, 00 for something that I never used.

I received a phone call from this company who said they work with the US Government in securing grant money. For their small fee of $3.87, they would process the grant and I would receive three checks possibly totaling 3-4 thousand. I had seen an advertisement on Facebook about grant money and if you met the criteria. I believe this is where they got my info. I didn't finish the application since I was looking for my daughter and didn't have all the info. I guess they had enough from what I submitted to get a hold of me. I thought it might be a scam but the caller kept insisting they were part of the US Government. For this small amount, I decided I had really nothing to loose. When I got home, there was no email sent, and they had debited my account for that amount and also $19.95. I phoned Wells Fargo and they were reversing the charges and asked if I would be willing to prosecute. They closed my debit card and were issuing me a new one, the charges from the company were pending. They did go through anyway, so my bank will hopefully pursue this company. I can only imagine how much they could have taken out without my permission or knowledge. Dumb move on my part to give out bank info without first checking if they were legitimate. They should be stopped and prosecuted for their false advertising, taking unauthorized money and for representing themselves as part of the US Government.

On May 5, 2011, I contracted with United Funding Solutions, and the CEO Scott Bryant of Carolina Beach, NC, for corporate credit funding. The original payment for services was $2000, paid by Paypal to the email [protected]@gmail.com, with the nickname "precious house". In this funding Scott Bryant would acquire a corporation and add tradelines, then seek bank funding for the corporation.

He had another individual to act as CEO of the corporation. The funding was expected to come between June 22 and mid-July. Scott Bryant was working with an employee, John Sherrod, also of Rocky Mount, NC. On July 1, 2011 I got a call from Scott Bryant saying that the CEO was backing out, and that John Sherrod paid the CEO $1500 in cash to keep the deal alive. They asked that I reimburse John Sherrod the $1500, which I did, via Western Union, in three $500 increments.

By late July I called frequently to get the status of the funding, and Scott Bryant referred me consistently to John Sherrod and Candace Sherrod, and when I got through to John Sherrod, he said that he hadnt been at the office or involved with it for three weeks. John Sherrod still said that he would work on resolving the situation. By early August, after repeated phone calls and emails, I got a hold of John Sherrod and he said that he was no longer working with Scott Bryant.

I eventually sent Scott Bryant a text saying that I demanded a refund and would report the story on the scam websites of the internet. Scott Bryant replied via text that if I try to "slander his name" that he would take me to court. He also said that my name is not on the corp and that he could supply the name and the corp and the funding approvals. By admitting that he has funding approvals, he is also plainly admitting that he is scamming, because is not following through on our contract that he would facilitate funding.

I requested a refund and he is refusing, even though he got the funding. It's apparent that he used me to provide the funding for the corp for his friend, the CEO, and his own fees for the deal. I have also worked with another loan broker company The Alternative Loan Machine (www.thealternativeloanmachine.com), which takes reports of fraudulent loan brokers, and stated that Scott Bryant and Universal Funding Solutions has 4 reports of customers who were not provided with funds and did not receive refunds. If my text messages are subpoenaed for a case against Scott Bryant and Universal Funding Solutions, Scott Bryant implicates himself in his fraudulent actions.

I found out that this company has been charging my credit card for $59.95 for the past few months. I overlooked this because I did not review my credit card charges on this card. I called the company and all I was told was that it was for help in obtaining grant money. Unfortunately, she could only credit me for one month and gave me an address to write a letter. Supposedly, this refund review committee for US Financial Resources will look at these unauthorized charges. This is a word of advice to never allow any company to automatically bill your credit card. You must immediately check over any charges on your credit card.

I called the number listed above to ask why my credit card was charged 59.95 after I contacted this company for help in filing for a government grant. I authorized them to charge my credit card 3.87 for a trial offer. I contacted them via e-mail to cancel this membership and they did not cancel it. I want a refund of 59.95 to my credit card. I have contacted my bank and told them of the fraud.

Easy health center, under the guise of "us funding solutions l [protected]" (taken from my checking account statement,) took $59.95 from my account without my authorization. The only possible link I can think of is a company that calls you posing as a company to help you secure a grant. The say they'll send you free information and a cd to help in your endevours. All it costs is the small shipping fee of the information which they'll want to debit from your checking account or credit card. By the end, not only to they want to take the small $0.23 for shipping out of your account, but they want to give you a "free" trial period for some other service that will automatically debit like $100 from your account a month later. Oh and I can't forget the other services such as a free credit report portfolio or something. I was suckered into giving my account info out for the $0.23 for the shipping. Once they started throwing in all of these "free" gifts of trials, I immediately declined to even have them send the "free" information pack. I asked to speak to the supervisor on duty who assured me that they had canceled my unfinished order. After ending the call, I immediately called my banks customer service number to report a possible fraudulant event. And while I was on hold to talk with a representative, I accessed my account online to discover the charge had gone through.
I recieved a new account number, and I thought my troubles were over. Apparentally they not only didn't cancel the "order", but have the gall to continue to charge my account being a different account number, and without me activating the special on-line help account (that was supposedly not going to charge me if I were to read the mail info and decide to not use the service or sign on)
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After calling [protected] (the number listed on my statement) the recording identifies the company as being easy health center.com. And to go to that website to cancel any of their services and programs you may have been enrolled in. Of course, the website does not even exist!