***Monday June 8th UPDATE***
I'm switching my star rating,…read moreand want everybody to know that my money was in fact in my account my midnight, this morning.
I'm not too sure if it was due to the weekend, or if they did some investigative work to find out exactly who I am. But the money did get deposited.
I was freaking out initially, because of the whole situation I explained about in the original review. I can't say for certain that I'll ever use this service again, but I can say my $2k did in fact land, pretty much exactly per my demand and my bills are paid as a result of it.
There are other options out there, so this service isn't really beneficial to me since I don't send money overseas. But I can say, that I don't believe this place will rip you off.
Please ignore the "scammers" accusations. They are a legit business.
Original review:
They promise a 10 minute transfer, then when you dump over $2k, They turn around and tell you it's 3 business days.
Wire transfers are instantaneous these days. I just received one for almost $14k that was sent and hit my bank account before I even got the text message that was sent simultaneously. So why are you sitting on my money?
How this place has such a high rating on TrustPilot blows my mind. I'm so pissed right now, and I will never ever ever use this service again. Bait and switch, and a company full of liars. But based out of California, what do you really expect?
I'm in a bind, and had to send cash to myself, because I have $8,000 worth of bills coming out of my business account on Monday, and my normal routine method was incapacitated for a few hours today. So I drove all over West Virginia, and spent about 200 bucks just to send $3,000 to myself, with the promise of a 10 minute deposit, which now, apparently won't hit my bank until next Thursday.
Ria said my money had been deposited and I needed to call the bank for further verification, which I did, and they have no sighting or record of my money whatsoever.
I called the Ria rep, and with a thick, almost impossible to understand Indian accent or something, (again, California, go figure) was asking me questions to verify my transfer.
After I passed the verification phase, he was "sorry to inform me that it will take 3 business days". So the 10 minute promise? It's a LIE. I've only got a few thousand in my bank account, and I'm going to be bouncing bills left and right thanks to these scam artists.
I guess for the typical person transferring $100 to TJ or Ecuador, it's the best thing since sliced bread. But for people with serious money that need serious results, within a promised time frame, its a friggin joke. Misled, lied to, deceived.
I'll tell you this right now, my money better be in my account by midnight on Monday, or you're going to have serious legal repercussions. And if you think I'm playing? Try me. I have SUCCESSFULLY sued a major conglomerate and even the Federal Government.
You can play with my dog, you can play with my emotions, but once you start playing with my money, that's where the fun and games will end for you.
Midnight Monday June 8th 2026. If my money's not in there, you'll be getting served by 9:00 a.m. Monday June 8th 2026, by Woodburn and Wedge. You will be responsible for my legal teams costs, and the petty interest you will be paying me back will be the least of the financial restitution I will be getting.
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