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Geneva Roth Cap - Beware of loan shark

Author: Jessica Bennet
Community Mentor
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Posted on: 28th Nov, 2006 03:32pm
Geneva Roth Capital Inc. which is also known as Loan Point USA ("http://www.loanpointusa.com/" ) is a payday loan company that carries out its own collections. Based at Utah, the company is reported to be a loan shark by several consumers who have shared their experience with the company in our forums.

There have been several complaints so far from customers regarding illegal activities of Geneva Roth. Here's why debtors feel that Geneva Roth is a loan shark:
  • The company often over charges its customers and withdraws money from their accounts repeatedly even after the loan payment is over.
  • The company also keeps changing its contact information due to which customers make repeated calls but fail to get any response from Geneva Roth.
  • Geneva Roth somehow gets access to bank accounts not related to the loan and debits money from such accounts.
  • Even if consumers do not apply for Geneva Roth loans, the company somehow gets access to their accounts and forcefully deposit loan funds without even sending any paper agreement to the debtor.
If you are in problem while dealing with the company or if you need to make an enquiry on your payment, loan balance etc, talk to a customer representative at the Geneva Roth toll free number.

In case you don't get any response from the company, or if they continue with their illegal activities, file a complaint with the FTC, BBB or your State attorney General. And if you'd like to share your experience with Geneva Roth - good or bad, feel free to post it below.
Posted on: 28th Nov, 2006 03:32 pm
I need to contact geneva roth about a payday loan I need a phone number.
GUARANTY TRUST LOAN PLC

I am Mr Tony Belly, a reputable, legitimate & an accredited
company money
Lender. I loan money out to individuals in need of financial assistance. Do
you have a bad credit or you are in need of money to pay bills? I want to
use this medium to inform you that i render reliable beneficiary assistance
as I'll be glad to offer you a loan. No credit check, 100% Guaranteed.
email:
gtloans01 @ gmail.com

Note: We only welcome serious minded people. If you are not for real do
not reply us because we are legitimate and ready to fund out loans for real
and serious people. Get back to us with the following if you are interested:

Full Name:
Country:
Phone Number:
Amount Needed As Loan:
Loan Duration:
Sex:

As soon as we received your mail, we shall send to you our loan terms and
conditions for proceedings.


contact our company email : gtloans01 @ gmail.com
Mr Tony Belly
Managing Director

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Posted on: 19th Jan, 2010 06:32 am
"Note: We only welcome serious minded people. If you are not for real do
not reply us because we are legitimate and ready to fund out loans for real
and serious people. Get back to us with the following if you are interested:



the above paragraph ought to tell anyone that tony belly is a money lender who is only interested in dealing with those who are most desperate. in that way, he can manufacture reasons to run you ragged with fees, outlandish interest rates, and much trouble.

of course, lenders want serious candidates for their loans - that goes without saying. but to say it draws serious doubt from this corner.
Posted on: 19th Jan, 2010 07:49 am
I had a pay day loan with your company I would like to get a new one. emergency death in family. my name is shaleta sudds-robertson please see if my account is ok with your company.
Posted on: 03rd Mar, 2010 03:46 am
Welcome Shaaleta,

This is MortgageFit Community and not the official website of Geneva Roth. You need to contact them and get your account information. You can get the contact details of Geneva Roth from the given page:
http://www.mortgagefit.com/genevaroth/phone-numbers.html
Posted on: 03rd Mar, 2010 09:48 pm
Most of the things you mentioned in your writeup about Geneva Roth, has occured to me in my dealings with them. I never filled out any paper work, and received a loan. I paid on the loan every two weeks, and still had the same balance. They never disclosed any thing to me on the terms of the loan. After paying them their principle and interest, I closed my bank account. Then they started harrassing me on my cell phone, and at my work. Threatening me with legal action in California court. Also Treats to my wife and children.
Posted on: 04th Mar, 2010 08:38 am
Don't borrow money! Try not spending beyond you means and saving a buck or two. It seems only people that are broke are complaining about these companies. Do you think they look for broke people, then force them to take their loan? Arent you adults? Did you call your bank when mysteriously $400 appeared, no, you went out and bought $400 worth of clothes you could afford.

They cannot access your account if you don't give them you bank account number. If they do, close your account and contact the attorney general to file a complaint. They would have to prove you asked for a loan. I have not heard one complain from someone that does not a loan. Common thread, these are broke people claiming they did not borrow money. Why do broke people always want to blame their problems on someone else?
Posted on: 12th Mar, 2010 02:18 pm
Let me start by saying I NEVER HAD A PAYDAY LOAN NOR DID I EVER RECEIVE MONEY FROM ANYONE, so to say that "only broke people that need money" were affected by this is WRONG.. I woke up today to see that my account was debited $400 from this company and I never heard of them in my life. I called the company and they wanted my ssn, when i refused to give it they hung up on me.. I haven't got ahold of anyone since, and I have tried. If you research the name lpusa or Loan point USA it will tell you that this has happened to plenty of people who never applied for any sort of loan...
Posted on: 31st Jul, 2010 03:33 pm
i have search internet and found out that it hard for some one to get a good company who can offer you loan,instead they take the little you have and never have anything in return and which i experience i feel for that and i was been taken like a fish by a loan shark,until i came in contact with norah Bidjan and told me that she got her loan from english world loans and which i thought it was same to other loan shark and before i could know,the company called me to confirm my account,i was surprise and i find the sum,i applied for,when i visited the bank,if you need a loan contact them or visit their website englishworld19.webs.com

cindy quote

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Posted on: 04th Oct, 2010 12:49 pm
It seems to me tha Geneva Roth Capital is getting a bad rap here. I have used this company numerous times. I have found they are very upfront about fees, (yes payday loans are expensive). I think too many people apply for these loans without understanding the fees. Unless you go online to your acct 4 days prior to pmt due date only the interest pmt will be deducted. You have option to input what additional amt to principal you desire to pay. Bank fees are even worse than these loan companies.
Posted on: 13th Oct, 2010 07:52 am
Hello, Is this company licensed to operate as a loan company in fl? Is there a cap on the amount of money I have to pay in interest in the state of florida?
Posted on: 24th May, 2011 12:16 am
Well... not sure if they are licensed in FL. The lender will charge you a interest rate which is available in the market. The lender may not charge you an over the top interest rate.
Posted on: 24th May, 2011 11:05 pm
Just checking in on this conversation after a long absence. I see that Vrina posted favorable information on the company. How odd is that?

I find it hard to believe that "bank fees" for loans are far worse than what Geneva Roth Capital might charge, but I suppose it's possible. I will agree with her assertion that people don't understand what they're getting into with payday loans; that's pretty evident by all the posts we've seen on this company and a wealth of others.

Buyer beware! If you don't know what you're getting into, you shouldn't be getting into it - that's pretty simply said, but it's an effective truth. Unless someone knows precisely what a payday loan is and the harm it can cause if one is not careful, then such a loan ought to be the very last thing on an agenda.
Posted on: 01st Jun, 2011 02:56 pm
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