Don't do it! This whole organization is a scam. I was a first time homebuyer and paid $100 for a…read morezoom meeting with a guy in his dirty house (you can't find a blank wall even??) who wanted all my tax information and then who very dismissively told me there's nothing available to me and I should just do a conventional loan. That was all he could offer. He could have told me that without having copies of my documents. He just wanted to take my money. Turns out Oregon rules make it almost impossible to get any kind of assistant if you're above the poverty line. Move to Washington. Their first time homebuyer programs are astronomically better and will help get you into a home.

Should be a zero a guy here was supposed to fix my stove instead he lifted up my shirt and said go…read moreinto my bedroom now they have allowed him to work where i live its not ok im unsafe stressed never move its swept under the rug ppl r stupid and dont care

Parasitic collection practices. Hardball tactics and unlawful debt collection. Do not do business…read morewith these clowns. Rude customer service. I'd give them no stars if I could

I received a call from this group, they claimed I had unpaid medical bills. I called all the Dr…read moreoffices and medical facilities and my insurance, nobody was aware of any unpaid bills. When i demanded to see the original bill Asset Recovery's response was, that could take two more weeks and by then my bill will be in collection. I suspect scammers....

Setting up a business account with Tiana Bravo was the easiest experience I've ever had…read more Considering the amount we were starting with, I expected fees, but there were none. I anticipated a low or nonexistent interest rate, yet it turned out to be quite competitive. There were no complicated processes to navigate, either. Additionally, Tiana was friendly, customer-focused, and respected my time by having the paperwork ready before I arrived. A small thing that makes a difference. The location on Hawthorne is also very convenient.

It's pretty ironic that when you log into OnPoint's website, they warn you about common scams…read morebecause this bank just pulled something that felt incredibly shady. If you have a credit card with OnPoint, the online portal shows that you owe nothing this month and removes the usual payment button entirely. That immediately raised red flags for me, so I checked my paper statement. Buried in the fine print was this message: "As a valued member, we would like to give you a holiday gift. You may skip this month's payment. You just don't pay it. Finance charges will continue to accrue, however." Taking away the payment button while quietly allowing interest to keep accruing is not a "holiday gift." It's misleading at best. I called customer service to flag this, and instead of acknowledging the issue, the rep defended it. When I asked him to file a complaint with management, he responded in a condescending tone, saying, "Sure, I'll do that just for you." This kind of practice erodes trust. If interest is still accruing, that should be made crystal clear in the online portal, not hidden in fine print on your paper bill while payment options disappear.

The responses are blanket responses, copied and pasted to everyone's reviews. Very bland and full…read moreof b.s. It is horrible Credit Union that will take your money every chance they get.

After CCCU took over Providence Credit Union banking has been a total PITA. No convenient…read morelocations, lengthy contact wait times, then after giving me to short a time to transfer my Providence credit card to CCCU they denied my automated bill pay charges, then after my telling them to close my CCCU credit card account they didn't, after which my bill pay accounts then mistakenly charged my CCCU card (after I had updated them to another card) and CCCU accepted those charges. And here I am a month after telling them to close my credit card account it's still open. Jeez, time to vote with my dollars,