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Rashad Winston is the person you want to go to for credit repair. He truly cares about his…read morecustomers and will be honest with you from the get-go. If you invest in working with him and put in personal effort, there's a very high chance your goals will be met.

Although I'm in financial services, I don't have the time to clean up or even deal with my credit…read more I reached out to Rashad for a consultation. He was super patient, reassuring and informative. He assured me that he would be able to help and that my report wasn't as bad as I thought. Well, I have been working with him for only a few months now and 3 of my credits cards have increased their limits and my score has improved drastically. He is awesome and I definitely recommend Imperial Ethics to take care of your credit repair needs!

We worked with Brandon, and he was excellent. He took the time to explain everything thoroughly,…read moreanswered all of our questions, and always responded quickly whenever we reached out. The process was simple and straightforward, which we really appreciated. Not only did Brandon help us better understand our coverage, but Stewardship was also able to save us money on both our home and auto insurance compared to the agencies we were previously with. It feels great knowing we have good coverage and a team that is responsive and helpful when we need them. We highly recommend Brandon and the Stewardship team.

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UPDATE: The Arizona State Attorney General had filed a lawsuit in February, 2017 against Wealth…read moreNetwork Solutions. The AG contacted me asking for documentation for my losses. The business opportunity offered by Wealth Network Solutions, LLC (which I will refer to as WNS) is incredibly deceptive and I fully believe they are a scam. They provide you with a duplicate copy of their website as their business opportunity and charge you a sizeable monthly fee for the web-hosting. There are red flags right from the very beginning that should tell you that they are a deception and very likely a scam, which I unfortunately ignored. All of my initial questions, regarding what I would do to actually make the opportunity work, were side-stepped with the response of "that will be addressed by your marketing coach." However WNS does not provide marketing coaches. Someone does call you, acting as a coach to "coach you out of more money." They claim that most people give up the business within a few months, but to encourage me, I should participate in their "lead program" where I can get leads to down-lines; as they participate, I will see the business working. This was at a cost of several thousand dollars. They claimed that the leads were "targeted leads" and the conversion rate of the list to actual down-lines, was between 6% to 8%. They also claimed that I was guaranteed to get all of my money back with a minimum of 25% return (a false claim). Since only a few people on the list were willing to be their next victims, the leads resulted in huge losses of several thousand dollars. WNS also distributed a marketing manual to their members that is actually counterproductive to the business. The marketing manual was written prior to the existence of Google and does not mention Google at all, but mentions the Infoseek search engine which has long been out of existence. The manual emphasizes registering the website with the search engines, but that is the WRONG thing to do. Your site with WNS is duplicate content, and the search engines throw your URL into the TRASH. The manual also emphasizes activities on the web that were pertinent to the late 1990's but the internet has changed so radically since that time and therefore has no relevance. There was no initiative whatsoever by WNS to make the actual business opportunity function; no research done to to make the business opportunity function or earn an income. However their efforts to recruit people into the pyramid and sell the business opportunities were very well planned, very elaborate, and fully indicative of an illegal pyramid scheme. WNS also gives out your name to predatory "internet advertising" firms. These firms call you up stating that they are "your account manager with WNS." Since WNS repeatedly mentioned that you would have a marketing coach, you become very vulnerable to these advertising firms, who tell you elaborate fairy-tales of success with the WNS site (one such firm is www.firstusadata.com). Their services also result in huge losses. After paying for advertising with one of these "predatory" firms, I later brought to their attention that their services were ineffective, and that I was going to blast them all over the internet and file complaints with as many agencies as possible. Since that firm gave me my money back, I will not mention them here as I promised. Despite all of the traffic sent to the WNS site, I was told me that no one had submitted any information through my copy of their website. I thought this statement to be very odd, given that I had a friend enter information into the site. With Wealth Network Solutions, getting your money back is very challenging. They walk you through a number of steps of "that's how we do the sale" which are actually meant to help solidify their case to your credit card company that "they made their *no refund* policy very clear" and "that the customer *received* the product" in the case that you disputed the charges. However, be persistent and do not give up when the credit card company initially reapplies the charge. I had to report my credit card company [DISC] to the BBB and to the FTC for failing to "do their due diligence" as required by law to "Know Your Customer" (KYC). When financial institutions are alerted of illegal activity (and presented with hard evidence like the marketing manual) and the transactions they are processing may be illegal/fraudulent, they are required to do their due diligence to investigate the matter. I had to ratchet up the pressure on this bank: DISC had failed to understand the business model; failed to understand what WNS was selling; failed to gather enough information on whether WNS intended to conduct fraudulent activities (and corresponding transactions would be fraud). I used my WNS "leads" report in the dispute, noting the RED FLAGS on the report. These leads appeared to have already been sold to someone else.

Less than one star actually but they won't let me write this without putting at least one. Worst…read moredecision I've every made in my life was giving these scumbags 2,000.00 on credit cards. Everything I was told was a lie. Even down to the length that the company had been in business. Their "representatives" will tell you they've been working for the company for seven or more years. The company was only organized in 2014. The people are rude and manipulative. I was told that I'd be getting a compensation check in 3-4 weeks after making the 2,000.00 payment. After making it, I never heard from them. When I called to request a refund, I spoke to a shockingly rude woman who reminded me of a yapping chihuahua. I explained to her that I am legally blind and could not see the terms and conditions that were in the "invoice" that they made me sign after giving them my credit card info. It wasn't an invoice at all. It actually listed terms and conditions that said I could only cancel the purchase within 3 days in writing. She said to me: "well, you obviously aren't too blind you could see to sign them." "With the same eyes that you saw the yellow boxes with, you could have read the documents." This isn't true. Their people had to literally tell me where to sign the documents because they wouldn't enlarge in my program like usual. I explained to her that I had been told I would get a check in 3-4 weeks after giving them money and her response was "It doesn't matter what we told you on the phone. We have the paperwork you signed." No legitimate company would make that statement. I have been working with a private investigator and have found out many things about this "company" that make it even more sketchy. Phoenix PD informed me that the address they have listed in Phoenix is an elementary school. I have filed criminal complaints against these people. At bare minimum, a federal offense was committed as my cell phone number was on the Federal Do Not Call List when they contacted. me. I would strongly advise anyone looking to give them money to reconsider. You'll lose it.

If you need a copy of your credit report this is the place to go. In and out within 5 minutes with…read morecredit report in hand. Also very easy to read format. I think this is the only place in the valley where you can actually walk in and pick up a copy of your credit report.

Jamie Fields is a joy to work with! She helped me find the home I knew for certain, was for me. I…read moredidn't expect buying a home to be fun! She has excellent connections and everyone involved was the best. Someone sent me an angel posing as a realtor.lol

My family went out this afternoon to see some open houses in the area. We arrived at 15768 W Vale…read moreDr, in surprise. My husband decided to go check out the inside first. Since we had our toddler with us. My husband came back to the car, and spoke proudly about how the "gentleman" was friendly and very chatty. So I'd imagine it would be a good experience? Well. Not even close. When my husband and I along with our son walked in the home, together , the energy clearly shifted. Idk maybe because my husband brought his black wife and mixed child. Idk. But to not even be greeted ??? To be honest I wasn't surprised. But it's unfortunate especially since we're very much interested in find our next home. So I guess we'll just keep our money in the bank and on to the next. Thanks Robert for not saying anything. But saying enough.